Plastics Firm Buys Local Rink for New Plant in August
Corty Area Industrial Development Corp purchases the Vhe Gory Rollerway property from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker for a new plastics plant opening in August. The deal includes the rink, home, and eight acres. a 20‑year lease purchase backs the land and buildings. Officials say the project leverages a $125,000 city fund drive and Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority support to cover 30 percent of the $33,000 purchase, with bank loans and local funds to cover the rest. Plant staff start later in August with first shipments planned for September.
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Corty Area
CATDG
CATDC
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Harrisburg
CAIDC
Pennsylvania
Heo
Rollerway
Chile Quakes Rattle Coast. Toll Climbs With Tidal Waves
Two days of powerful earthquakes in south and central Chile trigger giant tidal waves. At least 250 dead or missing, 1,500 injured, and widespread destruction reported as tremors continue. Coast Guard warns of tidal wave risks for California Hawaii. rescue aid rushed from regional neighbors.
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Santiago
Chile
Panama
Ancud
Tsterlor
Lebu
Port of
Arauco
Lebit
U.S. Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Oregon
Washington
Io Honolulu
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hawaiian Islands
Concepcion
Nuble
Bisbio
Malleco
Cautin
Valdivia
Lianguihe
Chiloe
Senate Probes Planned On U2 Spy Plane Incident
The Senate plans two probes into the U2 spy plane incident as leaders from both parties debate national unity and the summit debacle. Fulbright backs an inquiry while Jackson signals a top level review of decision making amid criticism of Eisenhower and Khrushchev.
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Senate
U.S
Washington
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D‘arke
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wuumutee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Com- Senate
Lymmittee
Heardlon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy Faces Push for First Ballot Nomination
AP veteran Jack Bell surveys a possible anti Kennedy coalition forming as Senator John F. Kennedy accelerates efforts to win undecided delegates before the Democratic convention opens in Los Angeles July 1.
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Jack Bell
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Kennedy Coalion
Los Angeles
Bitten by Snake Fights for Life at Reptile Farm
Kenneth Earnest, 22, was bitten by a venomous Australian tiger snake at a family reptile farm and remains in critical condition in iron lung. Dr. Findlay S. Russell of General Hospital said his breathing outcome is not yet determined as specialists treat the case. Meanwhile national politics detail Lyndon B. Johnson, Adlai Stevenson, and Kennedy, with Kennedy facing a potential roll call path to the nomination depending on first-ballot votes and key delegations.
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Angeles
Kenneth Earnest
Hig
Findlay S. Russell
General Hospital
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson
Symington
Licely
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Massachusetts
Arne Mab
New York
Pennsylvania
Youngsville Woman Hurt In Area Crash
A Youngsville woman, Mrs. Lee Peeples, 50, sustained neck injuries when her husband’s car crashed into old rails two miles west of Corry on Route 1. Police say Peeples swerved after another car pulled onto a roadside lot, damage listed at about 250 dollars while charges may follow the investigation.
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Youngsville
Lee Peepies
Corry
Peeples
Route
George Taylor
East South Street
Yeluel
Ouly
Giant Tidal Waves Hit Honolulu
A series of four tidal waves struck the Hawaiian Islands causing deaths and widespread damage. Two fatalities occurred in Hilo with many injured and residents evacuated from Waikiki and other coastal zones. The waves peaked around 1 05 a m, flooding buildings and cutting power in Hilo while Hawaii Island and Honolulu area residents were moved to higher ground.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hilo
South America
Hawaii Island
FST
Waikiki
Illo
Hila
Hoaoluht
Blaze Damages Frame Building on Worth Street
Fire crews responded to a Worth Street alarm at 3:30 am and battled a blaze that damaged a frame building owned by Fred Ruffener. Damage totaled about 1,700 with 1,200 to the structure and 500 to contents. The origin remains unknown and no arson was suspected. Firefighters, including Engine 3 and Ladder Truck 4, laid 2,300 feet of hose from a hydrant at Worth and West Smith streets. two motorists were cited for running over the hose. A neighbor, Mrs. Laura Stoxer, discovered the blaze, and minor injury was reported by firefighter Richard Suxton.
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Fred Ruffener
Worth Street
Jerome Davis
Worth
West Smithstreets
Leo Necker
Raymond 5
Amy
Fredonia
John A. Fronte
Corry
Fr. Cobbety
Froncen
Laura Stoxer
Ruffener
Richard Suxton
Largest Military Parade Hits Washington Pa in History
An Armed Forces Day parade in Washington Pa drew about 25 000 spectators. Military units, equipment, veterans groups and 17 bands marched past six generals on reviewing stands in the city centennial era event.
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Washington
Elderly Woman Killed by PRR Train in Sheffield
Mrs Myrtle Fem Mickel, 84, of Warren, was struck while crossing Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Sheffield at 3 15 p m on a freight eastbound train. Coroner Lowrey termed it accidental. train was 26 mph, engine Harold Jenkins Kane conductor R R Kerr Youngsville. Detective Veach and a large local team investigated the scene with Sheffield officers and Warren County officials. fire department assisted.
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Sheffield
Myrtle Fem Mickel
Mickel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ed C. Lowrey
Harold Jenkins
Kane
R. R. Kerr
Youngsville
C. J. Veach
Erie
Steven Haden
Jerry. Crossley
Sheffield Township
Henry Miller
George Masorjak
Warren
Don
Nel B. Allen
Sherrif Richard Hegerty
Warren County
Sheffield Fire Department
Young Driver Flips After Curve Near Elgin Involved Youths
A car failed to negotiate a curve near Elgin and flipped over injuring four youths. Clarence A. Steadman, 16, suffered critical injuries. others listed include David Hughes 15, Corky Ryssa 15, James Hurlburt 15, and Charles Thomas 16. Steadman’s sister Carol, 14, also hurt but released from hospital.
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Tour City
Elgin
Island Field
Carty State Police
Clarence A. Steadman
Spar
Ryssa Corky
James Hurlburt
Worth Street
Charles Thomas
Ohio Street
Mytheriam Steadman
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Carol
Fos Aince
U2 Spy Plane Sparks U N Verbal Clash At Debate
The United States and the Soviet Union clash at the United Nations Security Council over espionage as Andrei Gromyko argues for condemnation of cross border flights and Henry Lodge counters that espionage is as old as history. The debate follows the recent summit and is expected to intensify East West tensions.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyka
Paris
Security Council
Kremen
1.S
U.S
Henry Cabott Lode
US. Information Agency
Voice of America
Eisenhower
U.N
Gromyko
Rescue attempt tops Mount McKinley effort near end
An angry spring sky and dense clouds hampered Alaska rescue crews seeking to finish the state’s greatest mountain search. The Whittaker twins Jim and Don of Seattle remained at 10,200 feet with slight frostbite as weather held up aircraft lifting them from McKinley. A score of climbers and rescuers had been pulled from the 18,000 foot slope after a fall involving John Day and Pete Schoening. Helicopter pilot Link Luckett evacuated Hiram from 17,000 feet and returned to lift Schoening from danger while bush pilot Don Sheldon helped another rescue at 14,000 feet. The weather stalled operations and the piece ended with continued uncertainty.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
McKinley
Whittaker Twins
Seattle
Jim
Don
Whittakers
John Day
Pete Schoening
Hiram Central Point
Ctc
Link Luckett
Luckett
Schoenine
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Sheldon
Helga Bading
Citizens Bank Plans Demolition of Berliner Building
Citizens National Bank has bought the Berliner Building on West Main Street and will raze the two story frame structure to create parking for bank customers. The building housed Karelowech barber shop and Bil's TV repair, and is noted as one of the oldest in Corry with a history dating to early 1900s firms and families.
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Citizens National Bank
Berliner
West Main Street
Charles Bracken
Karelowech
Bil
Lawrente T. Berlijer
Florida
Corry Hide & Pur Co
Varios Commercial
Sirob
Jerome Davis
Minmst
Corry
Foster Davis
Horton J. Davis
Ex-Corry Officer Seizes Suspects After Lane Hazard
Former Los Angeles police officer Daniel Gorski visiting here stopped a car last week after two men placed empty bottles in East Plessant street traffic lane. Gorski noted license details and alerted local officers leading to charges of creating a driving hazard. BLAST KILLS 4 AT OSTRAVA COALMINE. In Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, a methane gas blast in a coal pit killed 64 miners yesterday in a major industrial center 170 miles east of Prague.
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Ae Ymuauanans
Cotty el Liceman
Los Angeles
East Plessant Street
Daniel Gorski
West Coast
Oiski
Stenly
Jaworski
Covey
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ostrava
Physical Exams Required For Learner's Permit
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvanians will need physical examinations to obtain a learner's permit to drive starting June 1. The regulation details were released by the State Department Sunday. Lawrence, vacationing in London, called periodic medical checks essential as with vehicle checkups. Examinations begin this fall for drivers licensed before 124. A broader timetable remains unsettled. Health Secretary Wilbur said many motorists with heart conditions can still keep their licenses with their conditions.
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Harrisburg
Charles L. Wilbur
Auto Wrecked Deer Killed In Collision Near Columbus Route 6
A deer leaped into Nancy Wilees's car near the Log Cabin Inn east of Columbus Route 6 Miss. The 21 year old from Youngsville reported the animal appeared suddenly causing a wreck. Damage was estimated at 290 dollars.
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Log Cabin Inn
Spring Creek
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