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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
3
PaRistan State Police issued a warning to Teal youths not to throw firecrackers or any objects from moving cars. An attempted break in was reported at a vacant home where a ladder leaned against a side window, but no entry was found. Other items include hospital updates, sports results, and college leadership changes.
The former Bedloe's Island was renamed Liberty Island in ceremonies yesterday. The change follows a bill passed by the 84th Congress and signed by President Eisenhower.
Democratic Rep. Quentin Burdick held a slim lead over Republican Gov. John E. Davis as 2,284 of 2,314 precincts reported. With returns trickling in by mail, Burdick led by about 56 votes, later widening into a narrow margin as final tallies neared. The canvassing board will certify results within 20 days. no recounts unless irregularities arise.
President Eisenhower signs a bill enabling Ford City Pennsylvania to sue the Army Engineers in Federal Court at Pittsburgh over sewer damage blamed on Lock and Dam No. 6 construction. The bill waives limitations, allowing claims dating to 1931 with estimated damages of 412250 in current value. The Army argues the charges are invalid or time barred.
Rumors swirl after Truman calls news conference to clarify motives for supporting or opposing Symington in the race. Theories include a Symington Kennedy cabinet deal, Truman’s dislike of Los Angeles campaigning, and dissension with party leadership. Symington insists he remains backed by Truman, while Kennedy and Johnson camps hedge. Senate panel approves a large public works bill, paving way for floor debate.
Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Vienna with a group of over 80 for a nine day state visit seen as a test of peaceful coexistence. Austrian leaders and Catholics welcomed him cautiously while discussing trade talks and a calm neutral stance amid Western tensions.
Harrisburg AP reports Dauphin County DA Martin H. Lock called the Gettysburg fatal shooting of Richard M. Mattingly unusual. Edward W. Hepford, 47, a Camp Curtin Junior High teacher, is charged after Mattingly’s car ended in the Susquehanna River following a diner dispute. Evidence included two gunshot wounds and firearms found in the car. Hepford was arrested near a river burglary scene and later formally charged. Mattingly operated a tailor shop with his mother.
Warren National Bank will open a Kane branch within months after final approval from the U S Controller of Currency. A L Rasmussen, president, says Kane’s growth potential warrants the move and the bank aims to expand industrial and business activity in the borough.
Union City's new recreation park and golf course will officially open this weekend with free golf on Saturday Sunday and until noon Monday. Mayor Harry Smiley will cut the ribbon and drive the first ball, inviting all district residents to tour the course south of Union City on Route 8 during the two opening days.
Perle Mesta, a leading Washington host, says she will attend the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles to back Senator Lyndon B. Johnson for the presidential nomination. She added that she would go along with Vice President Richard M. Nixon if he secures the presidency.
James Marlow notes Truman’s bid to steal the spotlight waning since 1952. He recounts Truman’s preconvention moves, health excuse, and shifting signals on Symington and Stevenson, with Eleanor Roosevelt’s wary eye and Mrs Roosevelt’s alternating support. The piece ends predicting the Saturday news conference could stir further party turmoil.
Youth leader Sparta Speaker than SANSSURL-puL Lidry, assistant director of Youtharama in Philadelphia, will address the Youth for Christ rally at Spartanshuro gym Saturday at 8 15 p m. He has worked with Philadelphia youth and inmates at Moyansing, Eastern States, and Bellefonte penitentiaries. James Rhodes, master’s graduate from Manhattan School of Music, will direct the musical program. All area youth groups are invited.
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