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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1961

Page

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U S Nike Zeus Anti Missile System Delay Persists

The Kennedy administration omits Nike Zeus funding from the defense budget delaying limited production by at least two years. Congress may still push for some funding this year as lawmakers on Capitol Hill press for an early weapons system.

Washington Kennedy United States Capitol Hill Strom ‘Thurmond DSC Congress Army Eisahower Herbert F. York Pentagon York Joint Chiefs of Star

New Frontier Plan Tracked By President in Capitol Effort

President Kennedy keeps close contact with Congress to drum up support for the New Frontier. He pressed lawmakers on Sugar Act changes as Kerr and Anderson backed a contentious amendment, while Johnson largely avoids public lobbying. The White House seeks broad backing as Kennedy pursues Latin American outreach and domestic reform.

Waomngion Kennedy Capitol Congress Laos Robert S. Kerr D-Okla Senate Finance Committee Kerr Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m Arizona New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas Cuba Peru Mexico Philippines Anderson Lyndon B. Johnson

Light Planes Forced Down In Central Pennsylvania

Two light planes made forced landings in central Pennsylvania on Tuesday night. Samuel Simon 36 of Williamsport suffered a black eye in a crash near Williamsport due to fog and rain while en route from Binghamton New York. Daniel Clapp 34 of Churchville Bucks County landed on the State Farm Show Building parking lot in Harrisburg with no injuries after engine trouble. The Wilco Flying Club of Williamsport owned Simons plane. Clapps craft borrowed for a business flight from Dayton Ohio to Garden Spot Air Field near Lancaster.

Pennsylvania Samuel Simon Williamsport Lycoming County Montoursville Simon Binghamton Daniel Clapp Churchville Bucks County State Farm Show Harrisburg Clapp Wilco Flying Club Farm Show Dayton Ohio Garden Spot Air Field Lancaster

New Orleans Man Leaves Estate to Government in Will

James M. Folkman, 84, childless, probated yesterday, left his estate worth about $17,500 to the 1.8. government. Folkman died March 11 leaving the entire estate to the government.

New Orleans James M. Folkman

Parents urged to curb wild prom parties nationwide

CHICAGO AP Parents should summon courage and initiative to halt wild all night prom and graduation spree trends says Paul Friggens visiting lecturer at the University of Colorado. He argues we must return to untroubled sleep on prom and graduation nights without bargaining with children.

Chilago Paul Friggens University of Colorado Oir

Dr Elmer Hess Dies At 71 Founder Of Hess Urology Clinic

Dr Elmer Hess famed urologist and founder of the Hess Urology Clinic at St Vincent's Hospital Erie died today at the hospital aged 71 He was born in Millvale New Jersey and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School in 1911 He led the American Medical Association in 1955-56 and served as Pennsylvania Cancer Crusade chairman in 1958 He was long time chief of staff at St Vincent's Hospital The Hess Urology Clinic named for him opened in 1980.

Emus AP Elmer Hess Hess Urology St Vincent's Hospital Millvale N. J Hess University of Pennsylvania Medical School Erie American Medical Association Pennsylvania Cancer Crusade

Old-Fashioned Bargain Days Slated Here

City merchants plan Old-Fashioned Bargain Days during the centennial week. Retail Division chair Barney Bennett said stores will close on Wednesdays before holidays and mostly run 9 30 to 5 30 with some extending or shortening hours by choice. The event leads into the July centennial on 5 6 7.

Municipal Butte Ing B. G Barney) Bennett Bennett

Kennedy Seeks Federal Help On Home Loans

President Kennedy proposes government insurance for 25 year home loans as part of a 3 billion housing bill to rebuild run down neighborhoods without direct subsidies. The plan includes up to 10000 per family units, 6 percent max interest, and 25 year terms, expanding public housing and urban renewal efforts.

Washington Kennedy Congress Federal Housing Administration Robert Co. Wean

U S Should Trade With Reds Says Ex Aid Leader

Former foreign aid official Paul R. Porter told the Pittsburgh Work Trade Council that the United States should continue trade with Iran Curtain nations if national security is not risked. He noted U S relations with Russia could improve and praised Kennedy’s foreign aid message. Porter helped administer the Marshall Plan and served with the State Department and other agencies.

Pittsburgh United States Paul R. Porter Russia Porter Porter International Consulting Firm Washington Pilisbureh Kennedy Congress State Department War Production Board U.S Mission Ilo Greve Economic Cooperation Administration

Lonesome Burglar Arrested in Detroit Case

Detroit woman Mary McBain 44 a widow told police she hoarded 5000 dollars worth of stolen goods over ten years because she had no one to talk to. Officers found a fantastic variety of items in her home. She was arrested on a charge of attempting to take a necklace and held on a five thousand dollar bond.

Detroit Mary McBain

52 Die in Czech Airliner Crash Near Nuremberg

German and U S investigators combed wreckage of a four engine Tupolev 18 near Ruesselbach north of Nuremberg after a Tuesday night crash killed 52 aboard. Most victims Czech nationals with children among the dead.

Mernberg Germany U.S Ruesselbach Nuernberg Bamako Mali Republic

Columbus Farm Home Fire Claims Life Of George Christensen

A Columbus farmer, George Christensen 67, died when a fire gutted the kitchen of his rural home two miles near Columbus at 8 15 this morning. His wife, son and daughter in law, and four grandchildren escaped via a nearby bullethut, ladder and tree as firefighters battled the blaze. Christensen’s son George Jr 24 raised the alarm in Columbus after awakening to screams, then returned to sound the first alarm while his mother 60 scrambled down a tree. Firefighters found Christensen’s body at the kitchen table after flames concentrated there. The fire started in the wood burning stove area and collapsed a portion of the kitchen roof. Officers and investigators from Warren and Columbus were on scene, with the investigation continuing on pane five.

George Christensen Columbus Hs Gratud George Jr Alain Wilhner Bulsy Michael Dimes Davis George Jyo Hi Witt Prani Uh Building Kitchety Fremet Kitchee Freneh O'Hare Tene Connor Ed Cawsey Warren Allong Aypty Richard Hegerty Chelingaye Agenten Hollis Uppernan Sala Christensen Shanes Christensen Sherewis & Phate George Christenser Weley

Five-Year Sentence For 25 Cent Robbery

District Judge Franke Wilson sentenced John Da Cieflink to five years in prison after he was found to have terrorized children at Sequioal Juror High School. The crime involved robbing 12 students of a can of annual gherry on September 28th, instilling fear in the schoolyard.

IAF Toby Holmos Franke Wilson John da Cieflink Iise Anual Gherry Sequioal Scio

Explorer Scouts Invite Teens to Join Post 185 Meeting

Explorer Post 185 invites teens aged 14 to 18 to a leadership meeting at St Andrews Episcopal Church in Bry on 7 30. Paul Dene, port advisor, says a general discussion will follow. Officials stress current members must not be former Boy Scouts to join the Explorer group.

Bulles Explorer Bry Aiovlea Idercroft Riniymuel Episcopal

Easter Vines Set Freiriorsoutt

Easter events and local celebrations appear in the town schedule with church activities and community gatherings noted. Residents are urged to attend sunrise services and seasonal festivities as part of the holiday observance.

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