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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1961
Page
3
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A four mill increase in real estate taxes was approved by the Brokenstraw Valley School Board to balance a proposed $707,916 budget for 1961-62. The plan includes a $67,899 rental payment for three new building projects and a new high school instructor, with enrollment projections and state reimbursements shaping the totals.
The report details a UN conference delaying May 12 for ceasefire assurances. Western delegations report violations while Thailand alleges full scale fighting. France proposes Laos as a neutral state with withdrawal of advisers, replacement by French trainers, and promises to avoid alliances or external interference, per Ambassador Jean Chauvel.
Evangelist Billy Graham is confined to his hotel room with a severe bronchial infection and visitors barred by his doctor. Graham arrived in Southampton aboard the Queen Mary on Monday to begin a three week revival campaign and has already canceled meetings in London and Swansea.
A photograph shows Miss Anne Storer of Brook Street painting the building from its blueprints. The image notes the bottom progress to date and the central area features the ties of the structure.
Palm Springs Calif AP entertainment world mourns Joan Davis famed as queen of comedy her heart attack death ends a career spanning stage radio film and television co star Jim Backus lauds her talent. She died at her desert home after an apparent Monday night illness funeral and church rites planned in Los Angeles.
Songwriter Bob Merrill notes stage scores like New Girl in Town and Carnival demand uniform approach and a clear channel. He says pop songs aim for hits while theater work requires security before taking on a fresh challenge.
Santa Monica police hold Arthur Lake Jr. 18 son of Dagwood actor on robbery suspicion after alleged Palisades Park mugging of $1.93. Also arrested were 18 year old Jan Paul Anderson and a 17 year old youth not named.
Rome Township School Board approves two tax increases for funding and adopts a tentative budget of about 99 000 dollars. Mary Kerr votes against the tentative plan citing insufficient funds. Arnold Morris and four other directors support the budget flow, Karl Bruckner absent.
In Orange, First Lutheran Church dedicated four stained glass windows commemorating Roman Catholic saints. Pastor Ronald T. Englund called the act an anomaly that emphasizes the Catholic continuity within the church and highlights developments between the New Testament and the Reformation, noting Protestants often overlook centuries of history.
Christ Hospital doctors in Aurora Indiana believe Joe Smith a 29 year old hobby radio enthusiast remains stable after a residential antenna touched 11 000 volt power line. While hospitalized he set up studio gear and began daily conversations with fellow enthusiasts via citizen band radio despite injury.
Five senior men from State University College of Education at Fredonia were suspended after Chautauqua County sheriff deputies arrested them for drag racing on Berry Road near Fredonia. The students Mere bert Volbere Dunkirk Peter Poples Vincent Sangermano Merrill Palmer and Bruce Burritt were identified and the suspension will last until a review by college president Dr. Harry W. Porter.
Erie police and two detective aides still have not returned from Pittsburgh where they oversaw four suspects undergoing detector tests in connection with Laura Mutch's December murder. Results were expected soon. The four men include a former Erie resident and two others in state prisons for morals offenses. Tests were conducted at the Allegheny Crime Laboratory amid ongoing investigations and related complaints from residents about roadblocks and drag racing.
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President of Johns Hopkins University and brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower expresses sadness and surprise at criticism of a prisoner swap with Fidel Castro being negotiated by American citizens. He emphasizes concern that decent Americans face pressure amid the drive to raise funds for the operation.
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