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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
4
The Corry Journal lists staff roles and offices in New York and Detroit and notes AP reprint rights. It lists subscription rates by seat and month, carrier pricing, and display advertising deadlines for the next issue.
The piece debates American leadership under Eisenhower and the dangers of ideology clashing with Christian values. It weighs dangers to leaders like Nixon and Khrushchev and questions whether the United States can endure if diplomacy or unity falters. It hints at isolation or retreat as a worst outcome.
Corry residents can join an Erie Railroad-Corry Evening Journal bargain weekend tour to New York with a yacht cruise past Liberty Island and a sightseeing voyage past the Empire State Building and United Nations Building. The trip follows the Canisteo Susquehanna and Delaware rivers with the Lake Cities train offering time for independent exploration and is open for reservations at the Erie Railroad ticket office.
Brazilian diplomat Joao Carlos Muniz who served as United Nations delegate from 1946 to 1953 and as ambassador to the United States from 1953 to 1956 and to Argentina from 1956 to 1958 died of a heart attack Saturday in Rio de Janeiro.
Merle Jacobs of Erie was charged after police say she entered an east side home without invitation and attempted an improper assault on a 9 year old girl. Jacobs fled when the grandmother appeared and was later picked up by a squad car. The case was filed with Alderman Merchle Calabrese.
President Roosevelt moves to form a coalition cabinet nominating Frank Knox and Henry Stimson to navy and war posts. Corry Hospital Association reorganization rejects Clifton M. Howard. Beaver Beaver jam ground white with snow after storm. Meyerink Milling advances on Columbus mill site. Aero Supply Manufacturing and IAM Local reach wage increase deal. Russ Cassett anchors Corry ball club.
YMCA schedules a week of learn to swim classes from 10 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday with various age groups. Other events include piano recital by Miss Naomi Johnson students, Boy and Girl swim classes, Teen Time, Junior High parties, and a Presbyterian Day Camp swim slot. Lowell Thomas aide Prosper Baranelli dies at 68 after long career with Thomas in multiple media. Eric's Emblem Oils win three hits as locals shut out the Invaders 6 0 at Aero Park in twilight game.
Jimmy Bryan, notable auto racer with 19 championships including the 1958 Indianapolis 500, died after a rollover on the first lap of the Langhorne national championship race in Pennsylvania. Don Branson led the restart where Jim Hurtubise set a dirt track speed record. Bryan, 33, from Phoenix, left a widow Luella and a daughter Stephanie.
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