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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1960
Page
4
Congress faces pressure to provide hospital nursing and medical care for people over 65. President Eisenhower resists a compulsory plan, and critics say it risks taxing all Social Security earners. Proposals aim to broaden coverage yet may exclude millions outside Social Security. An election year may hinder a balanced, financed solution.
Titusville Red Cross chapter faces possible service elimination as 1960 fund drive totals only $7,276 so far versus $14,186 in 1959. About $2,110 must be sent to national headquarters, leaving roughly $5,166 to sustain local services, likely impossible.
A New York AP report sketches how the early sixties bring mixed signals for business. Persistent inflation fears ease temporarily while exporters and manufacturers confront tougher competition, higher efficiency gains from new tech, and shifting consumer demand influencing employment and production.
A sermon recalling Psalmist questions about who may enter God’s temple and who has clean hands and a pure heart. It argues outward religiosity hides inward sin, cites Jesus confronting hypocrites, and urges cleansing of the heart through Christ’s blood for true holiness and health.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Joe Louis defending his title at Madison Square Garden and Paychek’s harsh KO. The text then shifts to Lawrence Airport upgrades including runway work and a new training ship, followed by a Boy Scouts district council meeting planning a thirteen week course for scout leaders at the library.
The report notes Misses Helen and Ruth Mulheir visiting Easter from St Joseph's convent in Tinsville, Dorotha Davidson leaving Barlow Hardware for San Francisco, and the M. E. Choir performing Stainer's Crucifixion directed by Dr. Williams with Harriet Elston on organ and Norma L. Williams at piano. It covers social visits, a staff departure, a church musical, a home gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Kinley, and includes bank asset details and a bank board directors list.
AP reviewer James Marlow outlines how the United States Britain and the Soviet Union have taken steps toward a formal ban on nuclear tests. He notes the Soviet concession to a ban on large tests with inspections and a proposed year long voluntary underground test pause as part of a path to broader disarmament.
Warren County commissioners adopt a tentative 1960 budget totaling 699 268 for county government and institution district operations. They expect the institution district to trigger a one mill tax increase for an 80 000 Wellre program. Real estate tax levy to be decided April 14. current levy is four mills. The budget, on view at the courthouse starting tomorrow, is 22 120 higher than 1959 with a 5 180 cut in county costs and a 27 400 rise in the institution district.
Jere Mish G Hickey, 94, chairman of a clothing manufacturing firm, died after a stroke he suffered weeks ago. Hickey helped found the company in 1899 and served as its president for 69 years until becoming chairman last year.
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