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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1961

Page

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Kennedy budget message warns of record national debt

President Kennedy warned Congress that the 1962 budget would show large deficits totaling about 2.2 billion dollars this year and push the national debt toward a record 200 billion by mid-1962. He rejected Eisenhower estimates of a surplus, cited a civilian gap, and called for a 443 million postal rate increase while defense costs loom.

Washington Kennedy Congress Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Congres Pnedy Fisenhower Kenedy Congo

House Divided On Minimum Pay Bill

Washington report on a tightly split House negotiating a two step minimum wage bill. President Kennedy seeks a rise from 1.00 to 1.24 per hour with major concessions to critics on coverage. A rapid conference in Rayburn’s office included OBrien GoWiberg Powell Roosevelt Wilson and other leaders.

Washington Ari Watts Yale Toshiy Kennedy Sam Ray bin White House Tanor Artina GoWiberg White House Lawrence

From Here To Attend Traffic Safety Session

High School students and driving instructor Kenneth Harvey will attend the Governor's Youth Conference on Traffic Safety in Edinboro State College in April. Attendees include Robert McCray Michael Lewis Ronald Brown and Arthur Tarbell from Erie Crawford Warren Venango and Mercer counties. Two delegates will be chosen at the April 11 meeting to meet Governor Harrisburg.

Harrisburo David Lawrence Fdinboro Corry

Land Value Cut Favoring Corry Christmas Growers by Judge Flick

Judge Alexander C Flick Jr ruled Warren County must lower land valuations for Christmas tree growers by $230 per acre from the prior $300. The ruling affects 12 growers, ordering cost payments of appeals and reflecting testimony from July hearings. The decision reduces the per acre assessed value to reflect market realities for land used to grow Christmas trees.

Flick Corry Warren Warren County Alexander C Flick Jr Cleminshaw Co Cleveland Cleanwahaw CH Te Properties Board of Assesment Revision of Cleminshaw Flicke Freehold Township

Hard-Hit Spots Increase Fast Across Nation

Washington AP reports a big jump in major industrial areas with substantial unemployment. President Kennedy plans to sign an extra 1 billion dollars for unemployment insurance payments. Labor Secretary Goldberg will sign administering agreements as a March survey shows 70 areas at 6 percent or higher unemployment in January, with nationwide unemployment rising to 5,705,000 in February.

Washington Kennedy Congress Worres Arthur J. Golibere Goldberg

Senators Discuss Likely Deployment of Leops to Laos

During a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing Senators Alexander Wiley and J Wis stated that the United States will probably send Leops into Laos. The briefing on Laos occurred Wednesday with Secretary of State Rusk and CIA director Allen W. Dulles present.

Reds Advance as Laotian Government Fights North Vietnamese

Six new battalions of North Vietnamese troops enter Laos border fighting near Thakhek as US helicopters bolster Royal Lao forces. 15 helicopters from the US 7th Fleet arrive in Thailand. 150 Marines deployed to Udorn to support transit base. President Kennedy cites aims in Laos amid demoralized government troops after recent rebel advances along the north south highway.

Vientiane Laos Viet Nam Nevis United States Kame Kei Thakhek Nhong Abhay U.S Phoum Nosavan Kennedy Udorn Thailand Vien- Hane Sala Phou Khoun Ling Prabsi Jiuetion Vang Vieng

Want More Grief Run For More Political Offices

Erie County chief clerk Estelle Hunt says a person may run for more than one office in a general election. If one wins all offices, they can serve only one. Few cases allow multiple offices. County Solicitor Lindley McClelland comments on the issue. Dale Pleil of Lake City Borough, a Republican, runs for collector, justice of the peace, and council in Erie County.

Estelle Hunt Erie County Louis Raymeknis Lindley McClelland Dale Pleil Lake City Justice of the Peace and Council

Crusade Chairman Edgar L Alexander Leads Erie Cancer Effort

Corry Memorial Hospital administrator Edgar L Alexander met with American Cancer Society leaders Arthur Penske and Dr George P Rothender to discuss upcoming anticancer crusade activities in Corry. Volunteers including Mrs A Armour Hullstrom Mr and Mrs Martin Keppel Dr and Mrs Archie E Tate and others will assist under Alexander direction during the coming month.

Crusade Edgar L. Alexander Corry Memorial Hospital American Cancer Society Arthur Penske Erie County George P. Rohtender Corry Alexander A. Armour Hullstrom Martin

Kennedy Seeks Halt to Laos Crisis From Khrushchev

President Kennedy pressed for Soviet Premier Khrushchev to stop the rebel offensive in Laos to prevent a possible U.S Soviet confrontation in Southeast Asia. Behind the scenes preparations for stronger intervention by the United States and SEATO allies continued, with Dean Rusk traveling to Bangkok for a crucial SEATO meeting. The President outlined a three point policy urging an end to communist advances with the aim of preserving freedom and security in the region.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev Laos Southeast Asia U.S United States Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SEATO Free World Dean Rusk Bangkok Thailand

Arrests In Gas Theft Ring Near New York Area

Police announce the arrest of several youths from Owa New York and nearby Spring Creek in connection with gas thefts. Individuals named include Paul Pitt, Edward Pitt, Darwin Ainnild, Gary Hannold, and Charles Lone, with ages 16 to 19, all tied to the Spring Creek and Shewan regions. The case involves a theft of a quantity of gas from multiple locations as Troop 5 investigates.

Owa New York Hom RD Spring Creek Paul and Edward Pitt Darwin M. Ainnild R. D Gary B Hannold Shevwan Ti Darwin Charles & Lone Clymer Atfivers Cnry Hannold Jos Poliée LaVerne Messaert Fair Corry Darwin Jones Spine Creek Pune Frederick Bory Warren Wulily Dulanli Bork Wil el Levat New York Shire Chavitauqua

Why Should We Care Laos Backward Nation 6 000 Miles From U S

Washington AP reports America faces questions about Laos as a backward, illiterate nation near China. The piece argues U S interest due to Laos strategic location, risk of Communist takeover, and potential domino effects in Southeast Asia, urging Kennedy to clarify U S stance. The story ties Laos to broader Cold War concerns and regional stability.

Washington America Taos Kennedy McClive Mesariy Laas

Soviet Press Ignores Kennedy Warning on Laos

The Soviet press largely dismisses President Kennedy's Laos warning amid mixed reactions. Analysts note diplomats, including Neely, scrutinize statements while central officials anticipate cautious follow up and possible high level meetings.

Unemployment Claims Rise Amid Confusing Report

A garbled OCR item reports unemployment claims fluctuating with weekly data. It mentions the Work of Marvel 17 and references claims, replacements, and a weekly period. Names and places are unclear, leaving an outline of jobless data and weekly trends with no clear dates or entities.

Newe Marvel 17 Buna Yellertly UTA Deermeyer

Combined Corry Choirs To Offer Lenten Cantata

The Corry Area Ministerial Association presents a cantata titled The Darkest Hour by Moore via combined choirs. Directed by Lynn Rige Heid, the program at First Methodist Church on Palm Sunday features singing and narration of the Passion story with hours of practice and rehearsal.

Corry Area Heid Department of Mise

Couple Succumbs Of Heart Attacks In Suburban Maryland

Mildred and Nandan Jos Le Walters, a Maryland couple, died of heart attacks at home in a Baltimore County suburban area. Deputy County Medical Examiner Charles F. O'Bonnett reported both deaths likely from natural causes related to heart failure. Efforts to revive them were unsuccessful.

Pawimure Mildred Wultery Uhy Anbila Charles F O 'Bonnett

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