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05 Nov 1960
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1960
Page
1
Local Men Run Heavy Vote Predicted In Corry
Corry Erie County voters brace for a heavy turnout next Tuesday amid a tight three-way contest for county and state offices. Waterhouse aims to win the State Senate seat, facing Ally William Lester, with strong Erie City backing and county support expected to influence a late night tally. Peiffer seeks one of two County Assembly seats, challenging O'Dell and Blair in a district historically GOP heavy, needing cross-party backing to overcome incumbents. Local party organizations plan a turnout push as Corry anticipates its heaviest presidential-vote year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Union
Richard Nixon
F. Kennedy
W. W. Waterhouse
State Senate
Atty
William Peiffer
General Assembly
Waterhouse
Senate
Asthuy Blass
Erie
William Lesster
Lessler
Evie
Parner
Kimg
Sessler
Lawrence
Harrisburg
Guv
Davie Lawrence
Peiffer
Blair
O'Dell
Joseph Blasco
North East
All Plains
Cary
Retailers Debate Extra Evening Openings In Corry
Corry retailers summoned to a Retail Division meeting at the Municipal Building to discuss a potential year round extra evening opening to lure shoppers from Erie. James Hammond opens the session with Barney Bennett outlining plans for a November 28 Christmas season start, followed by a vote on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Artie Shaw
Clifford Holcomb
Ernest Emmons
The
Corry
Corry Area Schools Set Open House For National Education Week
Corry area schools plan open house events next week in observance of National Education Week. Dr William B Rodemeyer says parents may visit any day, with special Thursday and Friday sessions to highlight the theme Strengthen Schools for the Sixties. About 30 million Americans are expected to tour schools nationwide during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoply
Corry
Getion
William B. Rodemeyer
Corry Jointure
Redemeyer
Beaver Bowl Postponed Amid Severe Weather Conditions
The Beaver Club reports the Erie Lakers vs Niagara Falls Thunderbirds game tonight has been moved to Monday evening due to a quagmire on the field caused by grievous weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Lakers
Niagara Falls
Thunderbirds
Beaver Club
Truman Blasts GOP State and Nixon in Rally
Former President Truman addressed a Democratic crowd predicting the GOP state will lose the election next Tuesday. He said Nixon and the Republican party lack fresh leadership and must rest, criticizing Eisenhower for current campaign dynamics. The scene included cheers and calls to “give ’em hell.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Aavey S. Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Petv
Nixon Truman
Eisenhows
Truman
Pdanot
Fimself
Eisenhower
Soviet Oil Experts Visit Trip Nipped In Bradford
Nineteen Soviets including nine oil experts were cancelled from a Bradford trip after Franklin Dennis of the American Petroleum Institute informed the Pennsylvania Crude Oil Association. Bradford Mayor John A. Still praised the cancellation, citing potential police problems and demonstrations at the airport. Dennis said mutual technical interest with American oilmen in Oklahoma and Texas led to the delay, with plans to remain in the Southwest until November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patar
Soviet Union
Bradford
Frank Dennis
American Petrolean Institute
Pennsylvania
John A. Still
State Department
Still
Republica
State Oil Association
Dennis
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
New York
Film Pioneer Sennett Dies At 76 In Woodland Hills
Mack Sennett, famed film pioneer and creator of Keystone Cops and Charlie Chaplin’s early fame, died at age 76 at the Motion Picture County Hospital in Woodland Hills after years of ill health and kidney stone surgery last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sennett
Motion Picture County House
Woodland Hills
Sennett
Charlie Chaplin
W. ¢. Fields
Judge Says Finch Trial Defendants Guilty Inference
LOS ANGELES AP The judge tells jurors in the Finch trial he believes a murder occurred and questions the defendants. On day 17 of deliberations Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face a division among jurors as Dawson cautions the jury that his view is an opinion not binding. The judge cites Cody’s testimony as more credible than the defendants’ account of seeking to influence a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Superior Court
LeRoy
Dawson
Delibera
Barbara
Jean Finch
Grant B Sooper
Theudge
Pitch
John Patrick Cody
Minneapolis
Tood
Cody
Finch
John Cody
Eisenhower Urges Nixon Support Over Kennedy
Pittsburgh AP President Eisenhower warned that taxes will rise and prices go up if Democrats win the election. He urged all-out support for Nixon and Lodge, framing the issue as protecting the United States future and peace with justice. He accused Kennedy’s platform of swelling costs and deficit spending while praising Nixon’s leadership and world role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
NBC
Nixon assails Kennedy in California campaign swing
In Fresno Nixon claims Kennedy's economic program is synthetic bunk and would trigger higher taxes and prices. He vows solid fiscal policy, accuses Kennedy of free spending, and campaigns in San Jose Hayward Oakland and Van Nuys before a coast to coast TV address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NIXON
Richard M. Nion
California
John F. Kennedy
Fresno
Vce
San Jose
Hayward
Oakland
van Nuys
Los Angeles
Kennedy
W House
Kenedy
Nort. Va
Taiterin
Kennedy Campaign Faces Election Battle Amid Crowds
John F Kennedy toured New York Chicago and Ohio delivering sharp political attacks on Nixon and stressing bread and butter issues. Reporters noted large enthusiastic crowds, police difficulties in moving his motorcade, and Kennedy’s cautious predictions about the tight race as he urged voter turnout before Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Eisenhower
York
Kennedy
United States
Chicago
Middle West
New York
Bronx City
Kenedy
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago Stadium
Howie
Trinals
Nat Ronlly
Car Kills Two Ponies At Sparta
Corry State Police report a southbound vehicle on Route 77 struck two ponies owned by Paul Blakeslee of Spartans Fire. Both ponies valued at $250 each were killed and damage to the automobile was about 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finputal
Iin
Ant
Meneely
Vandrhoot
Corry
Paul Blakeslee
Spartans
Salu
Unemployment Slips in Washington Report
The Washington Post reports unemployment rose by about 200000 in October while the number of people at work fell by 300000 from September. It notes a 400000 gain would be normal for the period, signaling an unusual downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Post
Six CAHS Juniors Vying for Study Abroad Honor
Six CAHS juniors Michael Johnson Loretta Lindstrom Roger Myers John Ortner Arthur Tardell and Kathe Tunnell were selected from nine applicants to compete for eight weeks of foreign study next summer. The American Field Service office in New York will determine final selections with the CAHS committee oversight. Last year Donald Wharton was chosen to study in France and began speaking engagements, including a Rotary Club talk and a high school assembly upcoming Friday. The local APS committee will hold a fundraiser for current and next year’s abroad programs starting in February.
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Sin Werneis
Corry Area High School
New York
American Field Service
AFS
Corry
Donald Wharton
France
Michael Johnson
Loretta Lindstrom
Roger Myers
John Ortner
Arthur Tardell
Kathe Tunnell
Harold Wolfe
J Donald Watson
Americans Abroad
American Feld Service Committee
Jeanne Nichols
Cahs Abrahan
Mw Lal
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Simileir
Whirton
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