14 Nov 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1961
Page
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Manila dispatch reports scattered violence and at least 22 political slayings as Filipinos voted between Garcia and Macapagal for president. About 16,000 national troops guarded polls. most precincts remained calm amid guard deployments and unconfirmed killings in Molo and Zamboanga del Sur. Garcia sought a second term on a nationalist platform. Macapagal led the Liberal ticket amid graft charges. Eight Senate seats and 101 House seats also on ballot. turnout expected near seven million of 8.48 million registered voters.
The Corry School Board notes Keppel’s last meeting and Jewell’s impending departure. Robert A. Olt Jr wins the new post, while Earl Bley becomes second local school post winner. The Joint Committee may replace Jewell with Richard Trisket or Basil Pokosh after their victories over Jewell and Knoll. The Columbus Board meets on December 4 to decide the Joint Committee member.
Washington The Defense Department announced a call for 343 additional doctors to be assigned to the Army. It marks the third such call this year and raises the total summoned to 1,026 for 1961.
Chief Marley Drake urged the public to report any unusual incident spotted near the Ewing building on West Main street after a break in last evening. A heavy iron bar was used, creating considerable noise, and a Journal Photo caption notes the scene.
Warren Area High School students protest cafeteria pricing and quality claiming meals are overpriced and poor. Reported observations include low lunch participation and conflicting views on the new system described as a weekly change announced via the public address system.
A blustery snowstorm blanketed a large Southwest region with depths up to three feet in the southern Rockies. Temperatures were in the 20s and 30s as the heaviest snow fell in the Sacramento Mountains near Alamagordo New Mexico. Snow extended into Arizona and Colorado. rescuers faced heavy drifts while searching for three hunters reported missing since Monday night in the Tularosa Mountains. Torrential rains drenched parts of Texas and Louisiana while a front reached Pennsylvania. Fog and cooler air settled over New England. warmer readings were seen further south with night temps reaching the upper 70s in spots.
The ailing 79 year old House Speaker Rayburn endures a fluctuating health battle as doctors gauge his remaining time. Reports from doctors indicate periods of slight improvement followed by declines with concerns over alertness and breathing difficulties.
The Cony Arew High School joint committee approved Alfred K. Miller of Tamestown to join as a second guidance counsellor. Miller, a Freeden by Sts Teachers College and Columbia graduate with studies at Syracuse and Canisius, will earn 6500 dollars annually on a 10 month contract, joining Roger Hoover to expand the district’s guidance staff.
Lt Gen Chung Hee Park, leader of South Korea’s military junta, seeks stronger U S backing and increased military aid as he meets President Kennedy. Washington pledges aid in principle and a plan to modernize South Korea’s 600,000 strong armed forces, with talks set with Sec. of State Rusk and AID head Hamilton before a White House lunch.
A rare medicine needed for a South American girl with internal bleeding was secured through an all night relay by radio amateurs and the US Navy. News moved from Veija Constitution Argentina to Chile Ellsworth Antarctica Belgium Brussels aiding a shipper chain ending with the naval attache in Brussels at 3 am Monday.
The 72-year-old mayor of Tidioute was found this morning after vanishing for 24 hours. He walked out from the woods in Watson Township with a rifle and a tree-cane, having traveled about 12 miles. Police say he had been hospitalized recently and had not been allowed coffee by his doctor.
Four area men were arrested following a burglary at Steve Janoski beer distributorship in Centerville on November 4. George H Bells 17 Kenneth Pulos 18 David A Pulos 20 and Robert Chuiner 24 of Waterford were jailed on charges. Police say the men confessed to other crimes, including barn break ins and thefts, during questioning by state troopers Mil ler Pass and Anderson.
A despondent 58 year old man shot and wounded Dr George Wilson in Germantown after being warned by Wilson and his father, then killed himself with a .25 caliber pistol. The younger Wilson and tavern owner aided the wounded doctor before police arrived. Both Wilsons practice chiropractic medicine. The elder Wilson had treated the shooter’s wife for ulcers. she died in 1956.
Ervan Rose, 69, of Sharon, Pennsylvania, was killed yesterday in a collision between his car and seven mules south of Ravenna, Ohio. The crash occurred as the two vehicles met on the road, ending Rose’s life. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
A Bahamas rescue reported a 10 year old girl found dead in the water after 14 hours adrift. Survivors aboard the Blue Belle included Mary Harvey and Arthur Dupersautt, with seven Americans missing as the vessel sank near Nassau during a Bahamian cruise. The yacht, owned by Harvey Pegg, departed Sandy Point for Fort Lauderdale, with weather described as dark and rough.
City planners and zoning officials hope Coryites attend the Montcipal Building preview at 7 30 pm for the master plan the public will see for the first time. Steering Committee members engineers and Commission staff invite all residents to participate in shaping the citys future at this public airing.
Robert Alford, of Ene County, was sentenced by Judge Samuel Roberts to two to seven years in the state correctional institution at Pittabureh after pleading guilty to sodomy. Alford was arrested April 27 by Trooper Paul Sita and appeared before Justice Arthur Watnom before being jailed for action.
In a United Nations session the Africa anti white policy failed to reach the required two thirds. The Security Council was urged byAstin African nations and Cuba to consider action against South Africa over apartheid. The vote fell short, 48 to 40, as a censure resolution called for by 8 nations was rejected.
East Berlin completed a nighttime de Stalinization in which Stalinallee was renamed Karl Marx Allee and other memorials to Joseph Stalin were removed. The Stalinstadt plant was renamed Eisenhuetterstadt and the electrical works in Treptow became Electrical Apparatus Works Berlin Treptow. The actions mark East Germany's first tangible step away from Stalinism since Soviet party congress condemnations.
Rexford H. am, 51, of Bellwood, died in a crash involving his pickup gate and a tractor trailer Sunday near Tyrone in Blair County. Authorities reported details from the scene and vehicular factors are under investigation.
Corry School Board and Corry Area Joint School Committee discussed a long range building plan to relieve crowded facilities. They hired Hunter Campbell and Rea to design a projected new junior high as Act 560 reshapes district sizes, pressuring consolidation and potential Sparta merger talks with Union City or Titusville.
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