City Extends Petition Paving Review To June
Three paying petitions submitted to City Council were not approved but sparked a summer paving program. The requests on Lemon Street Concord Street and Paving Street totaled 1230 feet, deemed too small to justify, with extensions offered until June 2 for revised action. Council also approved naming Al Apps deputy fire marshal, and fire chief Davis noted 18 Stanford Hose members will attend a training school in Edinboro June 11 and 12, pending workers compensation coverage.
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Guy Abbey
J. Pred Kinley
Lemon Street
West Pleasant
West Main Street
Concord Street
Flist
Fifth Street
North Center
Coune
Sesson
Jerome Davis
al Apps
Davis
Fie
Stanford Hose Volunteer Fire Department
Edinboro
J. Fred Kinley
Soviet Premier shuns De Gaulle bid to revive talks
Paris reports Khrushchev rejected De Gaulle bid to revive a Big Four summit. He said he would attend only if the United States apologized for spy flights over the Soviet Union and admitted aggression. The plan to hold a mid afternoon conference at the Elysee collapsed as Khrushchev refused.
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Shuns DeGaulle
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Khrushchev
Sezanne
de Gauille
U.S
America
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Alysee
Dé Gaulle
City Names Engineer For Mill Creek Sewer Job
Frederick Gorenflo of Conseer-Thwneend consulting engineers in Erie has been retained by Corry to supervise the West Frederick street sewer installation at $60 daily plus travel for up to five days. Council approval came through Safety Director Raymond Weber. Gorenflo plans daily inspections with Streets Director J R Dearing and Superintendent Walter Ross, visiting the site weekly or more. If work extends beyond three weeks or five visits, further council action will be needed. City officials note many workers have been briefed on inspection.
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Millcreek
City of
Corry
West Frederick Street
Frederick Gorenflo
Conseer
Thwneend
Erie
Raymond Weber
Gorenflo
J. Fred Kinley
Dearine
Ross
Tax Story Now and Coming Here in Corry Districts
Breakdown of current and coming taxation in Corry Area Jointure districts. Notes that millage drops reflect reassessments last year that raised property values. Details per district include Corry current and next year millage, per capita tax, wage tax share with city, and mixed line items such as trailer or thier tax.
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Corry Area
Corry
Spring Creek
Wayne
Concord
Elgin Boro One
Corry Area Joint School Board OKs 1960 61 Budget
The Corry Area Joint School Board approved a 1960 1961 budget totaling 1 125 660 with 172 532 earmarked for building rental. The plan includes two new staff positions a guidance counselor budgeted at 7 000 and a curriculum director at 28 000 to meet rising educational costs and state requirements. Millage changes prompt tax adjustments across districts while Corry sees a small increase. Fuller elected treasurer from member boards. Superintendent Rodemeyer aims to fill the two new vacancies as priority.
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Corry Area Joint School Board
Jointure
Corry Area School Authority
Elgin
Columbus
Cory
R. Elwhy Puller
Fuller
Corry
Foci
Rodemayer
Macmillan Bids To Sway Khrushchev In Talks
A British diplomat described Prime Minister Macmillan’s approach after a 95 minute meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as urging public acknowledgment of Eisenhower's U2 actions. The dialogue sought to restart Big Four summit talks amid a Moscow Washington impasse.
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Pami
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Khrushchev
Nikita
County Plan Head Bids For Cooperation
The Erie County Planning Commission urged City Council to avoid bypassing local planning while Corry’s bid for 4500 from county commissioners faced city planning needs. The county’s 22 local boards share concerns over planning function, urging cooperation as commissioners granted 4500 from next year’s budget. Robert V. Fletcher, 90, former head of the Association of American Railroads, died after a long illness.
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Exe
Corry
Matthew Stegner
Erie
Bregner
Erie County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
P’pnn'ne
Commission
Stegner
County Planning Commission
Washington
Robert V. Fletcher
The
Association of American Railroads
Narrower Walk On North Center Suggested
M S Cobbett acting for a North Center street property owner asked the city to widen the sidewalk on the east side from the railroad tracks to Washington street by eight feet. The city postponed action, noting needed utility pole, crossing gate, hydrant moves and state permits for a state route, with four months given to complete temporary repairs and an official extension requested.
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North Center Street
Washington Street
M. 5
Cobbett
Elient
Ike
Connell
Khrushchev under Kremlin pressure signals new cold war risk
Paris AP reports Khrushchev's summit failure shows him coping with internal Soviet power struggles. He demanded an apology from the U.S. president before negotiating, signaling a three-sided clash with Stalinists military leaders and Chinese Communists. The piece notes his waning prominence and potential wider tensions.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
U2 Spy Plane Pilot Francis Powers Emerges To World Spotlight
The rise of Francis Gary Powers from an obscure high school student to a world figure is tied to the failed summit and his role as the U2 spy plane pilot. His quiet background contrasts with dramatic international events as his future unfolded through a sequence of enlistment, flight training, and a surprising turn toward espionage.
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Francis Powers
Man
Associated Prey
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Eisenhower
Moscow
School Bus Owners Meeting Tomorrow at Corry HS
The Pennsylvania School Bus Association calls a 7 30 pm meeting at Corry Area High School tomorrow. Paul McCray of Spartansburg bus owners and state association director announced the gathering. The association reports five pound extinguishers will be approved, saving operators money across roughly 8 596 buses, with projected net savings over 109000 dollars even at reduced prices. Meat packer Kunzler dies at 89. funeral set for tomorrow in Lancaster after a March 31 fall injury and extended illness.
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Corry
Pennsylvania School Bus Association
Corry Area High School
Paul McCray
Spartansburs
Pennsylvania
As~sociation
Lancaster
Christian
Kunzler
Women Watch Train Demolish Stalled Car Near Youngsville
A 1950 model car carrying Grand Valley and Youngsville women was demolished by a New York Central Railroad train two and a half miles west of Youngsville. The car, operated by Jean A. Grabbs, 19, of Grand Valley, became stuck on the track. Police said the driver and three passengers left the car about 10 minutes before the train arrived. The car was thrown a short distance with damage estimated at 200 dollars. Train engineer was A. W. Smith of Fairview.
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A. W Smith
Fairview
Journal Cited Twice for State Awards in Press Contest
The Cory Journal received two citations from the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association for a record 2,279 published items judged. William 8. Eaton earned a second place Keystone Award for a feature on Emma Stiffier of West Smith Street and the Rockettes. A third place went to George Sample for a highway safety editorial "Stay Alive You'll Like It." About 250 to 400 items were judged in the feh classification. The awards were announced ahead of the Pennsylvania Press Conference to be held at University Park this Friday and Saturday.
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Court Auegement
Cory Jounal
Pennsylyarn Newspaper Publishers Association
Keystone Press Award
William 8. Eaton
Emma Stiffier
West Smith Street
Carry Girl
George Sample
Gabor
Feh
Delay Hearing In Killing Plot Shuttered After Hospitalization
Erfe bricklayer Joseph Pallotta, 40, charged with conspiring to murder and solicitation, had his hearing postponed indefinitly after a hospitalization for extreme nervous exhaustion. Police say Pallotta admitted offering Joseph Hris 500 dollars to shoot his wife.
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Juphonse Pallotta
St. Vincént Hospital
Sun
John Galbo
Pallotta
Joseph
Climax Engine Fund Seeks 2000 For Corry Home
A drive seeks 2000 to complete a home for the Climax locomotive. The engine, built at Corry’s Mig Co plant and now in Oneonta, N Y, will be returned to Corry later this month. It will be parked on a siding near the Corry Jamestown plant until Mead Park is ready. Walter Culmer of R D 2 Corry heads the appeal to raise funds and start building soon.
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Climax
Special Climax Committee
Onean—ta
Corry
Mig. Co
Mead Park
Corry Jamestown
Walter Cualer
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