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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1961
Page
3
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President Kennedy said the Civil War Centennial Commission must provide non discriminatory meeting facilities and asked Gen. Grant to seek a solution. He noted the commission is federal funded and faced a boycott by New Jersey New York and Illinois units over denial of a hotel room in Charleston South Carolina for April 11 12. Kennedy also announced a strong federal anti discrimination hiring order and spoke on economy budget wage and foreign aid.
Titusville police and eight constables raided the downtown City Billiards late at night arresting Walter Pete Reynolds on a warrant for unlawfully permitting youths under 18 to frequent the pool hall. Reynolds, in charge at the time, faces arraignment before Alderman N Allen Love. first such raid in years.
Milan Italy AP says Princess Grace of Monaco discusses the life of the former movie star The former Gi Kelly Hollywood actress after five years as princess expresses no regret in an interview with an Italian magazine She notes I don't lie to say I will never work on a film again One never knows what the future may bring.
Survey shows 29 percent of votes for Acceptance and personal press sires. Boys value responsibility, good marks, helping others, and group belonging. 84 percent favor no vacation formation. Most admired adults are family figures, with parental guidance seen as essential. Corry's Post 85 meets Wednesdays at Emmanuel Episcopal Church for scouting activities and programs. Paul Dyne leads as advisor, with LeBoeuf District officials assisting.
A committee led by John Howwht guides seventeen local youths in Explorer activities. Key figures include Fred Guinier as president and Willan Weicht as vice president with district reps Richard Holhtling and Willian Btroup. Plans focus on community tasks, Red Cross support, Civil Defense drills, and a large horseback Washington and troop march from Fort Venango to LeBoeuf along the Washington Trail.
An Erie firm sues J I Case Co of Racine Wisconsin seeking 597 735 with interest and costs, alleging breach of contract in 1959 that canceled ownership of a Wat the Bele fm's diowership three years seven months early. Losses cited include 245000 in new equipment sales 210000 in parts 55600 for a building 1325 for initial items and 10008 for a ruined installation.
Edward Ohl, a U S Marine on leave, dies at St Vincent’s Hospital Erie after a March 15 Route 97 crash. He was found unconscious in the wrecked car and had attended a party in his honor before the accident. Funeral services are incomplete.
The Washington period costumes are being crafted for display during the centennial parade in July. Explorers, in Revolutionary War attire, will showcase activities during centennial week. The post hosts weekly vocational guidance talks with Dr Hugh O Hare and a Raymond Manufacturing official discussing careers in medicine and business administration.
In Reading area the district attorney said Adam Stammel admitted killing and burning John Hyneman 43 and Miss May Timmins 33 to pursue a romance with Mrs. Timmins. A child also died in the blaze as Stammel allegedly boxed in Mrs. Timmins at her home before the deaths. Brubaker indicated Stammel would be charged today with double murder and arson.
After pretrial conferences County Solicitor Richard A Leuthold and twelve taxpayers reach agreement that the Cherry of Frewitch ship appeal will be heard first. Valuations for Christmas tree acreage among multiple appellants are reduced from thousands to lower figures, with Cherry originally listed at 8 000 for 40 acres and others including Mallory Moll Stewart Jones Hanson Capwell Lodge Alexander McLaughlin Hammond and Hammond.
Roger M Brown of Freehold appeals a 20 acre timberland assessment, cutting value from 1040 to 80. Judge Flick says assessments must use fair market value based on competent testimony, not single factors, considering intrinsic value, best land use, and capitalized rental income alongside comparable sales and location. A Cleminshaw Co engineer, Henry Fuellhart, valued the land at 230 to 400 per acre after accounting for taxes and equipment amortization in a 10 year growth cycle.
In Geneva the three power talks on banning nuclear tests stretch into another week as Soviets show coolness to Western proposals. Soviet delegate Semon Tsarapkin remains noncommittal while U S delegate Arthur Dean pushes new West offers including parity in the control commission and joint use of nuclear power for large earth moving projects.
State Police recovered a reducing machine on a highway near Richmond. A packing crate nearby bore an address for Trigg County Hospital, but the hospital administrator said the machine does not belong to them, leaving the owner unidentified.
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