Local column note on community education program
Fragmentary OCR note mentions education unity and Harris tied to a district setup. Limited legibility prevents precise individuals or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions education unity and Harris tied to a district setup. Limited legibility prevents precise individuals or dates.
Western delegates report a more relaxed tone at the ongoing disarmament conference as the East West talks near the summit. They anticipate possible Soviet flexibility before the July meeting while pressing for verifiable limits, with Western plans proposing three stage arms control and time-bound measures.
Corry Civil Defense under Major Manley Robbins Jr will join a countywide drill April 22 23 at North East High School. Volunteers from the county may register stay for meals overnight and participate in radiological checks and a convoy escort.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev landed in Bordeaux to promote Soviet ties as preferable to West Germany. Fewer than a hundred greeted him as police enforced an airport crowd ban. only four Soviet flags appeared at the field.
FALL RIVER Mass aP report blames boric acid in infant formula for three deaths at Truesdale Hospital. Dr Alfred L Prechette state health commissioner says boric acid was used accidentally, with hone aid and distilled water stored together in a central supply room and properly labeled.
Rowland de Bonneville Wickersham known as Ben, 51, picture editor of Look magazine, died yesterday at his home from a heart condition. He served as a leading figure in visual journalism and contributed to numerous Look features.
Harrisburg AP reports traffic safety experts urged a statewide overhaul of school bus rules. Proposals include restricting teen licenses to ages 16 to 18 with parental approval and limiting after dark driving to school and work trips unless with an adult. Off highway loading suggested to avoid highway stops.
Chief Harley Drake announced a one year old boy confessed to stealing three lighters from Nichols Grocery on East Main Street. The same youth admitted taking two watches from Corry Area High School gym desk. Another 15 year old admitted long thefts from the Munn home on Spring Street totaling suspect figures. Three more 15 year olds and parents were to appear at the station to resolve actions for thefts from Ben's Drugs Widmann Service Health Store G C Murphy Grice Jewelers Taylor's Jewelery.
The American Cancer Society reports about one million Americans live cancer free five years after early diagnosis and prompt treatment. The statistic highlights advances in early detection and therapy across genders and ages.
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan near a united stance on a short term underground nuclear test ban as part of a Soviet package. Macmillan travels to Washington for talks at Camp David with Herter andOfficials discuss acceptance of the moratorium linked to broader treaty terms.
Operation Compliance targets self employed and businesses in 24 western Pennsylvania counties. IRS agents will survey incomes and tax returns, offer help for honest mistakes, and crack down on flagrant tax abuses while visiting establishments city by city. The program begins this month in the Corry area with control cards listing return types.
Erie County commissioners approved final reading of the 1960 budget totaling 3.6 million dollars. The nine mill rate replaces last year's ten mills and is supplemented by a four mill tax on personal property projected to raise about 300 thousand dollars. A 500 thousand dollar deficit financing loan balances the current budget as the first such deficit venture in over a decade, alongside plans to issue a nine million dollar bond for infirmary expansion.
City Council plans to open bids next Monday for a three year garbage contract. Eighteen individuals have taken specifications, with at least three experienced bidders expected. Current holder Lawrence Nichols will bid, E P Taylor of Erie and a Pittsburgh firm also likely submit quotes. independents from Corry and nearby areas show interest. An award may be delayed to verify bidder reliability.
Pfc. Gerald R. Goodman of Oil City was one of five U. S. Marines rescued from drifting off Formosa. The group rode a rubber float 10 miles to Hung Tou- Hsu Island after venturing from a destroyer during Exercise Blue Star. Strong currents carried them southeast after they neared the Formosan beach.
In Gadsden Alabama a 16 year old, Jerry Earl Hunt, admitted throwing a fire bomb at a synagogue and firing on worshippers who rushed outside. Police found him in a downtown hotel room and he faces assault with intent to murder charges. Hunt reportedly planned the attack for two weeks over a dispute with two Jewish boys sparked by a chess game. Local reports say anti Semitic literature circulated that day. One shooting victim named Alan is hospitalized.
The city treasurer announces a $21,883 demand from unpaid 1959 property taxes totaling $14,358 and $7,525 in per capita taxes. Deadline May 25, with book closure June 1. Unpaid accounts may be turned to the county for collection after June 1, risking property sales after two years.
Jury selection for Franklin County April term completed. Grand jury of 24 named. three defendants Jerald Riddle Jr Douglas Keller and Robert Resinger will appear before the grand jury April 16. Petit jurors to be called April 25.
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