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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item references politics and a Washington system issue involving a resident and a brother. It mentions a 2013 date and a potential 10,000 figure tied to a workforce or assignment dispute. Details are unclear due to garbled text but center on regulatory action and local figures connected to the railroad.
The Senate accelerated toward a clash over procedures for Negroes to register before court appointed voting registrars. A House measure calls for simple hearings. The Judiciary Committee backed an amendment allowing county and state registrars to attend and sit in, with two days notice. Opponents warned it could intimidate Black voters. Senator Kefauver pushed to record hearings, while senators warned of a long battle lasting into next week.
PARIS AP France lifted a ban on flights near the Sahara atomic test site a few hours before Khrushchev’s Paris return for talks with De Gaulle. A Defense Ministry spokesman said no test blast occurred, and the ban’s brief duration raised questions about plans and alert status. The move came as Khrushchev criticized West Germany during their high level discussions.
An 68 year old Ohio man, Michael Kulla, died at General Hospital after a two car collision on Route 20, about one mile west of Ashtabula. State Patrol said he lost control around 4 30 p m, swerved into an eastbound car driven by 24 year old Robert M Chitter. Chitter had a cut lip and bruised knee and was treated and released.
Hollywood observers note the Oscar vote is protected by strict controls. Bill Miller, head of the Price Waterhouse recount, says results come directly from voters and stay sealed until the stage reveal at the Pantages Theater. Three assistants tally ballots in a locked room over about 100 hours.
Miller, a USC grad, notes his assistant carries the envelopes to the theater for security. The Academy previously faced fraud cries as ballots were collated by the board of directors. Price Waterhouse was hired in 1934 to ensure integrity.
Un iontown family of four convicted of second degree murder in the tavern slaying of John Shuey at Brownsville last August 4 have been denied a new trial by Fayette County Court. Mrs. Rose Rafail, her sons Waddia Jr and Joseph, and daughter Beatrice Mills were convicted and await sentencing.
Seven year old Johnny Ley, aged 7, was found missing after a 1.0 mile trek from Kane. A family check located him near a pond by a stone spillway. Fire responders traced his muddy tracks to the pool where he was finally spotted walking toward his home as sirens approached.
Crowds march on capitols in Texas and Louisiana amid sit in waves sparked by deli counters. Reports note a history of sit ins, including at a white lunch counter, and parallel national moves such as Episcopal guidance, California legislative commendations, and President Eisenhower’s pledge on civil rights progress.
G Stan ley Meikle 74 former director of Purdue University Research Foundation died yesterday in Lafayette Indiana apparently of a heart attack Meikle was longtime Purdue administrator and civic figure with ties to the university research program and local community efforts
President Eisenhower advocates private talks at the summit to explore possible new initiatives with the Soviet Union. Observers note Geneva style informal meetings hinder real business, as leaders address constituents and use the setting for propaganda rather than direct negotiation. The article contrasts large public sessions with the need for candid, interpreter aided exchange to discover each side’s real aims and options.
Titusville resident Luis Milo says his car did not strike eight year old Ronald Goldsmith of Titusville on Moray Street yesterday afternoon. Milo reports the boy ran into the bumper of the car, causing an injury to the child's right leg. He took the injured boy to Titusville Hospital and says he did not realize a collision had occurred until reviewing his rear view mirror.
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