Elizabeth Taylor Improves After Pneumonia Crisis
London reports that film star Elizabeth Taylor, gravely ill with double pneumonia, is "vastly improved" and able to assist in her own treatment after four days in a coma. Doctors say her condition remains serious but greatly improved as she receives care at a hospital in London.
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Thompson Leaves Moscow For Trip To Siberia
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson departed Moscow by plane for Novosibirsk to deliver President Kennedy's goodwill message to Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Khrushchev invited a meeting, interrupting his Siberian tour, signaling high importance of the message. Thompson kept the trip secret and was accompanied by Boris Klosson.
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U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Novosibirsk
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington
Siberia
Thompson
Soviet Union
Khrushichev
Boris Klosson
Industrial Group Plans Four Week Management Classes
The Corry Management Group, with city plant leaders, will host a four week course for members next week at the YMCA taught by Penn State Behrend Campus faculty. The program runs Tuesday evenings at 7 30 and covers management, leadership, communication, and decision making.
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Corry Management
Penn State University
YMCA
Unemployment Claims Remain High in Local Update
Compensable claims for unemployment stayed high last month with little relief as layoffs continue. Officials note only professional and certified female laborers show occasional demand while overall hiring lags. Summary shows 23 female and 8 male applications, plus 27 veterans and 5 hand raised. continued on page eight.
Nuclear Such Completes Voyage Around World New Record
The U S nuclear submarine Patrick Henry tied up at Holy Loch after a world record 66 days 22 hours submerged. Navy officials said the fully armed submarine arrived alongside its tender Proteus after a historic cruise with 16 Polaris missiles. Captain Harold B Shear said the crew could stay submerged longer if needed. Four British protesters attempted an anti-nuclear demonstration but were repelled by naval and police launches. docking was observed by a small crowd.
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Parties Rally Registrations Ahead of Local Election
Corry voters gear up as both parties mobilize registration drives this Saturday in Municipal Building hours 1 to 9 pm. Democrats tout a full slate of officers and Kennedy era national mood boosts leanings, while Republicans concede potential gains for Democrats by late Saturday night amid widespread recruitment pay per new registrant or party change.
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Corry
Kennedy
Widmann and Teal Will Close Drug Store
Widmann and Teal revit drug outlet at 184 North Center Street to close after 15 years. A going out of business sale begins immediately until stock is disposed of. The store was once one of the largest and most modern in the area, and for years was managed by John Williams who will transfer to another company store.
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Three Hurt In Fight After School Game
A group of 35 Newroes attacked three white boys after a high school basketball championship in Philadelphia. Thomas Cerone, 18, was beaten, stabbed in the head and left partially paralyzed. Two West Catholic students attended the game with him. An additional spectator, Harriet Smit, was punched and treated after the incident.
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the Erie
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John
Harriet Smnt
Wi Bartram
Moroccan Troops Kept Home From Leopoldville Borough
In Leopoldville the UN Congo command signaled a weakened bargaining position by delaying the transfer of 800 Moroccan soldiers initially slated for Leopoldville. The move keeps the troops at home for now, affecting planned redeployments and regional tensions.
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UN Congo
Kennedy May Act on Weather to Shape Recovery
In Washington, mild to wintry weather across sections of the Midwest could determine whether President Kennedy expands recession recovery measures. February unemployment rose to 5.705 million, up 320,000, with analysts awaiting March and April job data to guide policy. Secretary Goldberg cited favorable weather and consumer spending as factors that might curb the downturn, while a House plan to extend unemployment benefits advances.
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Aero Reports $117,049 Profit for Last Year
Aero reports a profit of 117049 for the past year with 582930 shares outstanding. President Len Burns announces a forthcoming annual report distribution to stockholders. 1969 profits per share are noted at 240025 with a total 5 million in orders and increased dividend activity across divisions.
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Strauiss
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Corry Divin
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Arnealent Stock Exchange
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Ation
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Euler Nation Ghiruswiles
Cortland Line
Area Students Scheduled For TB Testing Again
Area students in the Corry area will again undergo tuberculosis testing in April, following a 1959 program. First and tenth grade pupils will be tested with parental notification urged. The effort is a joint project of the Erie County Health Department, the Mie County Health and TH Association, and PTA groups, with tests at Corry Memorial Hospital and free to the community.
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Penns Radar Bill Stalls After Narrow Defeat
A Pennsylvania radar bill failed by a narrow vote on Tuesday night. Democrats pressed for revival while Republicans and several independents opposed, leaving the measure in limbo. The bill would regulate state police radar use and set speed limits.
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UN Ponders US Soviet Positions At General Assembly
The General Assembly resumed with talks on Congo crisis and disarmament as the US and USSR urged limits on debate. Dag Hammarskjold argued for a three member executive, while Adlai Stevenson recommended dropping nonessential items. Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah urged UN action to restore order in Congo and keep the peace amid Cold War tensions.
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Congo
Four Year Old Lost In Iowa Storm
A four year old boy, Jimmie Frank, wandered from his father in a Winthrop field during Iowa's worst storm of the season. Rescuers, hampered by heavy snow and blocked roads, conducted a mass search as winds reached up to 30 miles per hour. The boy remained missing as authorities continued efforts across Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin.
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Rank Farm
UF Reorganizes Names 1961 Officers At Town Meeting
The United Fund board reorganized at Ginnie's Cafe with Clyde T. Keni named chairman and George Wurm as sunset drive chairman for 1961. Robert Clark elected UF secretary and R Bl Wit Puller treasurer, with other directors including Walter Berlawm and Clifford Taylor. The new board will lead a county fundraising drive to supplement United Fund disbursements for the Evie County Crippled Children's service.
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Cafeteri
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Walter Berlawm
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Cruse
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Matt
Evie County Crippled Children’s Service
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Corryite Appeals Ruling In Train Collision Case
William Hayes of Erie County Plastics Corp appeals a Wayne Township Justice of the Peace ruling that fined him 10 dollars and costs 5 for reckless driving after a January 28 collision at a rail crossing near Corry. Hayes claims the train struck the car and says the information was defective. The Erie County court heard the appeal Monday.
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Erie County Plastics Corp
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Hayes
Erie County
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Franklin
Corry Mani
Centennial Planning Group Meets Over Birthday Budgets
Centennial Faces Brace Of Bugaboos discusses a non profit planning group meeting at the Municipal Building tonight to iron out carnival site issues at City Park and to cover shortfalls in fireworks, parade costs, and celebration stationery sales as the centennial marks its 100th year with Councilman Grice and cochair A. Long guiding finances and permits.
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Centennial Planning
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Parks and Public Property
Tere
Sijrinkine
A. Long
Cohairman
Victor Ornof
Boyer Named Chairman of Pennsylvania Employment Panel
Yesterday Harry Boyer of Bemelling was unanimously confined as chairman of the Pennsylvania Polt Employment Praction Commission. Boyer, president of the AFL-CIO, was selected for the native term amid party peers and local officials.
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