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09 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1960
Page
1
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In New Hampshire, Nixon surpasses Eisenhower's 1956 primary record as Kennedy widens the Democratic lead. With 34 of 300 precincts reporting, Nixon has 57,129 and Kennedy 40,247. Nixon’s tally outpaces past totals, signaling a strong two party start to the presidential race and securing early delegates for both campaigns. Local returns show Nixon carrying some Republican votes in largely Democratic cities, while Kennedy dominates urban centers.
About 250 production workers walked off at two R. D. Werner Co. plants in Greenville in a wildcat strike over temporary female placements before bids on jobs. The strike was described as unauthorized by a company spokesman of an aluminum products firm. United Steelworkers Local 713 could not be reached for comment as picket lines were set up at the plants.
President Eisenhower praised U S Latin America relations as an all time high during a nationwide address after a four nation tour but noted notable exceptions. Cuba protested Secretary Herter s remarks on sabotage and Castro regime denials while Raúl Roa urged mutual respect and warned against personal attacks. Eisenhower outlined a new policy for Latin America stressing diversification of agriculture and industry to boost economic development.
A move to reinstate the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Corry was revealed in a letter read to the Chamber of Commerce by the North East Jaycees which would sponsor the Corry chapter. The chamber endorsed the effort as beneficial for the community. Directors noted ongoing membership renewals with ten additional renewals in the past month. The chamber treasury stood at 5045 at February end with 1781 spent during the month. Joseph Sarnicki of Loblaws was elected to the board replacing Harold Slaughter, Murphy store manager reassigned recently.
Harold B Fellows, president and chairman of the board of the National Association of Broadcasters, died yesterday of a heart attack in Washington.
A man Freeman E. Smith and Viola E. Rockdfell were arrested after a woman, found drunk in the snow, followed a tavern drink to his address. Smith, wanted in Warren County on non support for eight children, faced transfer to await charges by his ex wife. Police report details indicate the pair were jailed until further action.
Members of Post 264, Veterans of Foreign Wars, met at the West Washington street club rooms to nominate officers for the coming term. The proposed slate for March 22 includes Nichols for commander, Grabowski for senior vice commander, Sherwood for junior vice commander, Ottaway for chaplain, Mallory for quartermaster, Chillock and Dolan for trustees, O’Hare for post surgeon, and Barresi for post advocate. Barresi announced a Sunday meeting at 2 p.m. in the Garden Room to discuss World War I pension provisions. A general meeting will follow on March 22 to address insurance plans and remodeling of the bowling facilities. uniforms for the Thing squad are expected to arrive within a week.
The city has suspended enforcement of the Blue Law against certain Sunday sales pending court outcomes. Police Commissioner Thomas Gibbons reported 58 cases since the law began. Hearings have been postponed until March 28 with no assurance they will proceed then.
Editor notes a series on English shortcomings as high school graduates struggle with speaking writing and reading. Principals seek overhaul but balk at electives replacing basics. Superintendent Rodemeyer cites national concern and shifts some blame beyond schools. Continued on Page Two.
Logan West Virginia AP rescue teams in gas masks fought through a grimy fume filled mine to reach 18 trapped men. A 200 foot slate fall blocked the tunnel and fires burned on both sides, with officials hopeful the group barricaded themselves off and could be guided to survival by mine safety director William K. Donaldson.
Sen Richard L Neuberger a 47 year old Oregon Democrat and hopeful for re election died at Good Samaritan Hospital eight hours after a cerebral hemorrhage at his Portland home His death sudden turns Oregon politics chaotic as filings for the May 2 primary must be made by Friday and his campaign had been active after a cancer battle and renewed health hopes.
Defense Thomas Gates Jr. was slightly injured in an automobile collision while en route from his home to the Capitol for a breakfast conference. He suffered a wrenched shoulder as a government car with two chauffeurs totaled the impact near 7th Street and Independence Avenues SW. Gates went to the Pentagon for medical examination.
Havana reports Cuba rejects U S secretary of state Herters condemnation of Fidel Castro for blaming American officials for the La Coubre munitions ship explosion. Raul Roa denounces the attack as insulting while pro government outlets tout “national dignity” amid the ongoing protest war.
The city will require bidders to provide a complete list of subscribers within 90 days from May 1 as part of the new garbage contract specifications. The initial list will be checked against a master household roster. council will decide on enforcement methods, with mayor Kinley noting the understanding reached remains unsettled.
Ernest G. Clinger, 20, of Columbus, was parked on West Main Street and pulled from the curb into the path of a car driven by Miss Wheint Huffman, 17. Huffman reported she could not stop in time. Clinger admitted fault but later denied it. Clinger was cited for entering a traffic lane without signaling.
A 14 year old Corry girl was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a superficial shotgun wound to the left shoulder after accidentally discharging a shotgun while carrying it up stairs at her home. Police said she was unaware the gun was loaded and no further investigation was planned.
Isabel Brown Abernathy, 47, a Fowler Ohio teacher, waived her hearing yesterday before Justice Ralph Kilgore in Hickory Township on a first degree murder charge for shooting her husband George through the heart with a pistol. Abernathy was jailed in Mercer County Jail.
Franklin Venango County residents watch local law enforcement pledge a crackdown on gambling. Franklin Police Chief Brown says investigations will follow any violations. Oil City Chief Potts will consult before acting. Sheriff Cunningham notes emphasis on township bingo and plans another meeting to coordinate nationwide style enforcement.
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