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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1961
Page
2
An ad explains Line-O-Ad pricing at 23c per line and noon day of publication cutoff. Elk members are warned of Thursday night special offering one-half fried chicken dinner for 1.25 dollars.
President Kennedy and top officials reviewed the nuclear weapons testing issue after a NSC meeting. Arthur Dean and John McCloy reported on Geneva talks, with the Soviets moving backward in one area. The United States will push for negotiations without new concessions, seeking a treaty acceptable to both sides. Dean plans to rejoin talks next week amid further State Department discussions. A White House spokesman noted the emphasis remained on Geneva discussions and another NSC meeting is planned for Friday.
At The Hospital is unable to summon physician in case of emergency fall 28201. Corry Memorial Hospital admitted and discharged numerous local residents including Mrs. Dottald R. Stanbro and Walter Kysor. Discharges include Mrs. Alfred Brenner, Merle Huntley, Mrs. Lewis Allen, Mrs. Robert Fish, Lydia Daniels, Clifford Rose, John Rose, Henry Pedensky, Mrs. Howard Dingfelder, Mrs. Walter Sparzarnowles, Union City residents Otto Blystone Mae Pye Tumin Swissheim Robert Danielson, and others. Also listed are additional discharge notices for Mrs. Clifton Miller, Metin Muller, Lyhn Ann Menoher, Zelma Peterson, Mrs. Francis Mullen.
The body of Rev Harold Burnham lies in state at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 3 to 5 and 6 p.m. Interment is scheduled at Wattsburg Cemetery Thursday at 2 p.m.
A 92 foot brigantine Albatross sank in the Gulf of Mexico during a squall while on a training cruise from Progreso to Nassau. Six crew were trapped below decks and thirteen others escaped by lifeboat. A freighter rescued survivors. Coast Guard searched for more. Ownership unclear. one report lists a high school as owner with a Connecticut home port.
Two seniors, James T. Massotin aged 21 from Mam moth Beach New Jersey and John F Schulte 21 from Midland, stole a fire truck at St Francis College and drove about eight miles from Loretto to Abenshute before wrecking it. State Police say they will be charged with larceny and are jailed in Cambria County.
Singapore AP reports the U S Seventh Fleet remains in Southeast Asian waters on a deterrence mission against communism. The Coral Sea was believed to head toward Laos and South Vietnam as SEATO held Pony Express drills with thousands of Allied personnel. Harriman arrived in Phnom Penh for Laos talks, urging progress toward a Laos ceasefire, while warning a neutral government requires an end to fighting in all sectors.
State Police estimated damage between 3000 and 5000 dollars after an incident at a steep dead end street in Ebensburg. Officers reported that Massoth and Schulte had been drinking with John Paul Jr. from Loretto and that Paul admitted the pair to the fire station.
Hollywood highlights Peter Falk, facing early doubt after losing an eye, climbs with Murder, Inc. Oscar nomination and lead in Pocketful of Miracles. He recounts growing up in Ossining New York, a glass eye, and a key studio interview where Harry Cohn questioned his deficiency before approving a test.
Manuel Artime, head of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion force, was nabbed and hidden in the Bay of Cochinos swamps. The Radio Havana broadcast said he fled Cuba to join exile forces with funds from an agricultural cooperative and noted his past ties to Fidel Castro’s rebel movement.
Artime said Castro sought Tito type communism independent of Russia. Reports from Cuba last week said Artime was not killed in the invasion and that the counterrevolutionary leader was at large in the Escambray Bay of Cochinos area.
Independent oil operators urge reductions of at least 150000 barrels a day and press for continued collaboration across the industry to secure Congress exemption for natural gas wellhead prices from federal coupons.
Robert Lewis of the Chautauqua County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board said 11 Dunkirk establishments faced license actions for liquor violations. Penalties ranged from seven to 15 days. one license was revoked. Suspensions target Bernard Klocek, Frank Acquavia American Legion Post, Dunkirk Elks, Columbus Club, and Northern Chautauqua Con.
A list of suspensions totals ten days for several members and entities including Veterans of World War, Pulisk Fal cons, Club OY, Eagle Cafe, and Arthur Brown. Infractions cited span selling to non members gambling and sales to minors.
Louise Shepard, wife of the man chosen for the first U.S. space flight, says she will stay home and sit tight rather than travel to watch the Project Mercury capsule launch. Commander Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr. is slated to lift Navy operations about 116 miles above Earth.
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