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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1961

Page

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Arrest Pair In Big Basketball Betting Scandal In NY Colleges

Two New York men, Aaron Wagman and Joseph Hacken, arrested for conspiracy to bribe college basketball players in a New York betting scandal that touched Seton Hall, Dayton, and other programs. District Attorney Andrioli said $1000 per Seton Hall player involved, with investigations expanding to other schools.

NEW York Mls Nic Colvutie University of Connecticut Fame Hamilton Seton Hall Dayton Madison Square Garden Peter D. Andreoli Connecticut Seton Hall Dayton Aaron Wagmian Joseph Hacken Wagman Andrioli Hacken City Caltech Af Bradley Ole Kentucky Bcores Garden

U S Personal Income Falls in February Amid Recession Signs

U S personal income slipped by about 70 million to an annual rate of roughly 4054 billion in February, the Commerce Department reported. The dip, led by manufacturing and transport equipment cutbacks, offset gains from unemployment benefits and transfer payments, tempering hopes the recession has bottomed out.

Washington Commerce Department Federal Reserve Board Department Sincw Tye Pep Muury

Corry's Foreign Exchange Plan Surges With $1,000 Raised

Enthusiasm from Carry yuna) and Corry High pupils boosts the foreign student exchange program for 1961-62. Over 1,000 reported locally and 1,500 homes abroad ready to host, with 2,500 U.S. youths applying for the privilege. Miss Jeanna Nichols cites ABS approval in New York and ongoing fundraising efforts to cover costs as the plan moves forward despite competitive applicant pools.

Carry Yuna Senor High School Corry Europe Jeanna Nichols Cony Alea Lve Cinty Dokn Oper Elmer Ovtner Colry Donald Whatson C&hs Mii Nichols Abeets Via Pro

Car Hits Post Then Rammed on Route 6

Corry State Police report a two-vehicle crash four miles west of Corry on Route 6 left driver Charles H. Banks uninjured after his car skidded, ran off the road into a pole, and was rammed by Raymond Pubyiman, 39, Erie, who followed. Police listed minor injuries and $3200 property damage with possible charges pending. officers cite slick spots on area roads.

Evie Rilkman Olheers Matorsts

Fluoridated Water Backed by Former Health Secretary

Flemming, former secretary of health, education and welfare, said scientific research shows fluoridated water is completely safe. He stated water contains five to eight times the fluoride amount deemed to protect dental health and spoke at a Citizens Committee for Better Teeth event.

Flemming Health, Education and Welfare Eisenhower Nmin University of Ore Citien's Committee For

Kennedy Benefits Bill Passes Senate in Narrow Vote

The Kennedy emergency unemployment benefits measure cleared the Senate by a narrow margin after trimming a state financing provision. The 64-4 tally restored the bill to its White House backed form, enabling swift passage and outlining two years of extended jobless pay funded by a temporary four tenths of one percent payroll tax on employers.

Washington Aps Kennedy Sigts Asny Winkets Byrd Senate

Vital Military Stronghold To Be Evacuated After Next Year

Washington reports that King Stud ordered evacuation of Dhahran air field on the Persian Gulf coast within a year. The State Department says ties with Saudi Arabia remain friendly, but the move will strip the U.S. of a facility once funded at millions of dollars and used under a formal agreement. The long-awaited development dates back 15 years and figures prominently in crisis planning. Continued on Page Two.

Washington King Stud United States Noww Strategic Dhahran Persian Gulf Saudi Arabia State Department U.S

Sewage Plant Aid Sparks City Revenue Doubts

Corry faces revised state aid terms that could bring $12,000 to $13,000 annually for the sewage plant, but actual payments have fallen short of 2 percent of costs since construction. Details show yearly receipts from 1954 to 1960 totaling $30,719, with variability and uncertainties in future payments amid ongoing plant operation. A separate brief from Melbourne reports the birth of quadruplets, three girls and a boy, to Mrs. Felicia Paella in a migrant setting.

Corry Corneil Opetsiliun Melbourne Australia Rodiy Enum Paella An Tuli Faelia

Man Finds Fortune Left Big Headache for Heir

Los Angeles AP report details Avni Doulas William Johnson discovering 240000 in unmarked bills after locating a canvas containing the cash. He notified Brinks and the money was recovered. Johnson says the ordeal ruined him and he seeks a reward from Brinks plus a possible book offer and a guard job with college scholarship for his three sons. Page Four continues.

Los Angeles Avni Doulas William Johnson T Findlay FBI Brinks the Johnson Vrstil T-Showman Pariot Tonking Tobnson Brink's Brink Johi- Sob

Wearers Of Green Honor Saint Patrick Parade in New York

The St Patrick’s Day celebration drew 40 battalions marching up Fifth Avenue with bands drums and pipe corps as dignitaries including Cardinal Spellman and Irish officials watched from St Patrick’s Cathedral steps. A green stripe lined the route from Washington Square to 110th Street. Grand marshal John T Clancy led the Queens Borough group amid a backdrop of international guests and festival pageantry.

New York Gioriouis Ireland Adding & Healy White House John Pitzgerald Keane Groupe WOM Fifth Avenue Washington Square 110Th Street John T Pat) Clancy Queens Borouah Mifth Willy Britult West Berlin Nelsot A. Rockefeller Robert PF. Wagner Laur- Hance McGaley Fordham University Thomas J. Kiernan United States Frederick H. Boland United Nations U.N

Two Light Planes Force Landings Near Warren

Two light Aeronca planes ran out of fuel amid heavy headwinds and snow and made forced landings in the area yesterday. Pilot Ivan John Beare and passenger Gordon Perce landed near the Irvine bridge six miles south of Warren with minor undercarriage and propeller damage. the second craft piloted by Herbert Cooperthwaite was found near Tidioute. The aircraft were being ferried from Pittsburgh to Kitchener Ontario and were to refuel in Dunkirk New York. Wes Harper and a twin engine Cessna assisted, with Harper flying Beare and Cooperthwaite back to Pittsburgh for repairs and PAA clearance.

Ivan John Beare Pickeying Ont Canada Irvine Bridge Warren Beare Gordon Perce Tidioute Herbert Cooperthwaite 31 Markham Aeroncas Pittsburgh Kitchener Dunkirk N.Y Wes Harper Cessna Harper Ifely Cooperthwait PAA

Elks Name Seitz To Top Office At Election

Corry Elks Lodge elected Dr Joseph Seitz exalted ruler at their annual officers election. Named with him were Paul Dwyer leading knight Reeade Llnghurst loyal knight Guy Davis inner guard Merrill Patterson secretary Harry Powers treasurer Horton Duts trustees Michael Lynittiller. Seven membership applications were approved by vote. Meeting followed by education slides. Election set for June.

Corry Elks Lodge Joseph Seitz Seitz Panl Dwyer Kiteht Reade Liinghurst Guy Davis Merrill Patter Harry Powers Horton Dutis Michael Lyniitiler

Corry Boy 17 Faces Larceny Charge

SEY POE. Vannay ane preparing 0 charge w Corry youth, already on probation, with larceny for the November theft of two tires and rims from a car owned by Harold G Wolfe, Corry Area High School principal. Alvi W Dingfelder 17 of R. D. 1 Corry confessed to helping.

SEY Poe Vannay Ane Corry Harold G Wolfe Cony Area Mie Wolfe East Park Place Hurley Drie Alvi W Dingfelder R. D Corry Area Dingfelder Navy Tey Jean

Unhurt Passengers After Plane Collision Fatal For Two

In Pompano Beach 13 Pillbury Co executives escaped injury when their twin propjet collided with a stalled engine craft overhead. Two men, Jack Fountain 30 and Daniel Nichols 27, were killed. Pillsbury family members and other crew remained unharmed as the party had flown from Minneapolis. The accident occurred 75 feet above the airport during approach.

Pompano Beach. Fla Pillbury Co Pompano Beach George F. Pillsbury Jack Fountain Daniel Nichols Ian Pillsbury Pilets Robert J. Keith Aurse Grozan Jim Willette Minneapolis

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