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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1960
Page
3
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William Harris 99, charged with second degree murder after a street corner shooting in Buffalo that killed T. J. Williams 46 a key witness in a 1952 holdup. Harris hospitalized with injuries from a tussle. a 22 caliber rifle found in his car. Williams testified against Canadians linked to the robbery and killings. two were executed.
Pennsylvania state park attendance rose 9 percent in 1959, surpassing the national 75 percent gain. The state added 8 percent more parks while nationwide growth was 5 percent, and Pennsylvania spent 16 cents per visitor on maintenance versus a national 34 cents.
In Edinburgh the Rev Whitely of St. Giles Cathedral urged an emergency General Assembly session to debate using Holy Loch as a U S Polaris submarine base. He questioned if America should wield life and death control in Britain. In Okinawa the Liberal Democratic party won a solid majority in the Ryuku Islands legislature, increasing from 18 to 22 of 29 seats.
About 2,000 American and foreign business leaders, financiers and officials gather to discuss world trade. Topics include balance of payments, exports versus imports, overseas investment, currency flows, and how the European bloc affects U.S. trade amid a dollar surplus in some periods and a deficit in others.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for F Arthur Johnson 69 of Titusville R D 3 who died Saturday after long illness He is believed to be the first in history to receive a petroleum engineering degree in 1915 from the University of Pittsburgh Johnson was a geologist for Blery Johnson Co of Oil City Also note Architect Theodore Irving Coe 88 died Saturday after a short illness Coe was technical secretary of the American Institute of Architects and executive secretary of the U S Construction League Born in Waterbury Connecticut.
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