Nixon and Dems clash over foreign policy and summit
President Nixon engaged in a broad debate with three Democratic presidential hopefuls over the summit conference failure. Kennedy Symington and Kennedy criticized Nixon while Lyndon Johnson urged support for Eisenhower. Campaign stops spanned Idaho Washington Illinois and Missouri as delegates and primaries shape the race.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Adial Stevenson
Massachuses
Stuart Symmeton
Missouri
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Symington
Bald Kennedy
Democratic Party
Stevenson
United States
Sir Richard the Nimble
Lyndon B. Johnet
Texas
Eisenhower
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Melvin
Lesie Arends
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Spokane
Wash
Thalia
Johnson
Luke Graham
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Alabama
Birmingham
Baccalaureate Service Set for Corry High Tomorrow
Corry Area High School plans a 8 p.m. baccalaureate in the auditorium for the 1960 graduates. Rev. William C. Seitz Jr will deliver the sermon titled Hill Top Decision with a program including hymns, organist Judith Messenger, choirs, and scripture from Genesis. The service features multiple pastors and a benediction. A second item notes a government bid notice for two lots in Fairhaven Massachusetts with Lot 41 partly submerged at high tide.
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Corry Area High School
William C. Seltz Jr
Judith E. Messenger
Earl Docherty
Reginald Merrifield
Paul F. Bauer
Hill
William C. Seitz Jr
Jesus
LeRoy Wiley
Boston
Fairhaven
Mass
Turkish coup leaders set to draft new constitution
Turkey's military juntas appoint a National Unity Committee to write a new democratic constitution after ousting Adnan Menderes. Lt Gen Cemal Gursel leads actions promising free elections, unaltered alliance with the United States, and release of jailed editors as officers disarm police.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Janta
Adnan Menderes
Cemal Gutsel
Turkish National Union Committee
Siddis Sami
Omar
Istanbul University
Ankara
United States
Menderes
Gursel
Committee of National Unity
Firemen Battle Stubborn Blaze in Harrisburg District
Firefighters and volunteers battled a stubborn business district fire in Harrisburg, pumping thousands of gallons of water to control a blaze that destroyed three ground floor shops and upper stories. Officials estimated damages in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Harrisburg
Chilean quake fears rise as relief efforts strain
Chile faces epidemic fears as food and water shortages worsen in the southern quake zone. Police fire warning shots at hungry crowds seizing relief supplies in Valdivia while the death toll nears 3,000 and cities like Valdivia and Puerto Montt report heavy destruction amid hampered relief flights.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
U S. Navy
Robert E. Merchant
U.S
Puerto Montt
U.S. Air Force
Khrushchev Sees Peace Hope While Blasting U2
Moscow reports Khrushchev told Soviet workers he believes Eisenhower wants peace despite blaming US aggression for the Paris summit failure. He praised the President personally yet accused Washington of hostile policy and backchannel moves by West Germany to wreck the talks. Continued on Page Two.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Paris
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Christian A. Herter
Richard M. Nixon
Douglas Dillon
Memorial Day tribute honors fallen with Trumpet sounds
Memorial Day programs echo nationwide with local observance in Mead Park led by the Corry Veterans Council. The 10:30 a.m. service features the Corry Area High School Band and welcomes Erie judge Samuel J. Roberts as guest speaker. Trumpeters William Beck and John Ortner perform.
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Mead Park
Corry Veterans Council
Corry Area
Samuel J. Roberts
Erie
William Beckwith
John Ortner
Drunken driver charged after 400 foot crash into storage building
Frank Armstrong 29 faced drunken driving charges after his 1953 hardtop left West Columbus Avenue, crossed a road berm, struck a storage and tool shed at Corry Peat Products Co. The car damaged gas lines, and Armstrong and passenger Robert Wilcox escaped serious injury. Armstong was treated at Coty Memorial Hospital and declared unfit to drive.
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Sera Era
Guys Mills
Corry Peat Products Co
Frank Armstrong
Robert Wilcox
Centerville
Armstrong
Columbus Avenue
Tito
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Coty Memorial Hospital
Countywide reassessment boosts Corry taxes by ninety percent
Erie County property owners face a $27,000 rise in taxes as reassessment raises overall assessments. Corry will see tax loads up nearly 90 percent with 2,500 owners paying $87,668 this year versus $60.07 previously. Millage settled at nine despite talks of six or seven, leaving most taxpayers bearing the increase. Tax cards will be issued next Tuesday by City Treasurer Carl Smith.
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Corry
Erie County
Monsoon Rains Cripple Manila Orchestrates Flood Toll
Manila faced heavy west monsoon rains causing floods that swelled Dondo and Quezon City districts. Seven bodies recovered with many missing including a family of six. tidal waters reached six feet in low-lying areas after a tropical storm hit Friday.
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Manila
Philippines
Tondo
Quezon City
Fulbright Bans Coordination In Handling U2 Plane Incident
Senate committee probe into the U2 spy plane incident finds a lack of effective coordination among top agencies. Sen. Fulbright questions testimony from State, White House, CIA leaders while Allen Dulles’ secret briefing looms. Khrushchev cited the event to justify summit failure, but officials disagree on responsibility.
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Fulbright
Washington
Desrinar
Senate
A Willam Fulbright
Darki
Piday
Albert Gore D-Tenn
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
Unilke Priday
Cen
Route 6 Crash Damages $415 Near Corry
Corry State Police report a Route 6 collision three miles west of Corry after Leonard Emberg 32 of Union City failed to see a westbound school bus. Emberg claimed the bus stopped to discharge passengers and did not lights until after stopping. He was rear ended by Robert Weiss 22 of Cleveland who stated he could not avoid the crash. Vehicle damage totaled about $415 with $400 to Weiss’s car and $15 to Emberg’s.
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Vhely Aultos
Corry
Leonard Emberg
Union City
Emberg
Embetg
Sterettf-Aftes Segime-Thetishts- Wnt
Robert Hy ‘Wellss
Cleveland
Weiss
Wels
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Lhe
Rosa Larrondo
Santayo
Larrondo
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Corr Peat
Corry Peat Productsmpany
Mills
Herter
Carlsmith
First Ward
Second Ward
Fourth Ward
Lawrence
Ireland
Dublin
DeValera
Pennsylvania
David Lawrence
Sored
Dulles
Horler
Nikvita Khrushelev
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