21 Nov 1960
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1960
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes mention estate claims and a decedent with connections to Corry and Pennsylvania. Partial names like Miller and Owens appear, along with dates and addresses, but the fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or clear notice action suitable for formal reporting.
Lyndon B. Johnson told NATO lawmakers in Paris that the United States would continue President Eisenhower era policies and mutual strength in Western Europe. He was greeted with applause by legislators from NATO members as he met French Premier Michel Debre and defended NATO against De Gaulle’s influence.
A tidal wave struck northern Peru Sunday, causing two deaths and nine missing. The wave reached inland up to a mile in places and battered ports including Pimentel Caletas Santa Rosa San Jose and Eten. An earthquake tremor and underground noises were reported with seismic activity recorded in Japan.
President Frondizi told visiting U S governors that Argentina opposes communism including in Cuba. Governors from 27 states left Argentina for Brazil after eight days of sightseeing. Frondizi stated his stance at a farewell meeting at his suburban residence.
Some Philadelphia physicians refuse to perform drivers’ license examinations over possible liability. William F Tryin, executive director of the County Medical Society, says doctors have declined to administer the tests, citing concerns about what their finding would mean if a driver they examined were involved in an accident.
Foes of Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu pressed to block seating as UN members prepared to vote likely to seat him. Early speakers included Yugoslavia and Ceylon outlining opposition while other nations backed the Kasavubu delegation.
The Mtg. group led by Jacquins Phdner Clymer offers Clymer Pond to the State Conservation Department after a court victory. A $15,000,000 state funds proposition for acquiring lanes outside state parks was approved by voters in November. The dam project faced opposition from J. Carl Caflsch and orders were issued after suit. Supreme Court rulings favoring the federation triggered notices restricting interference with the pond and its navigation.
A 17 year old son, Kenneth, shot and killed his state trooper father Kurk Schweiss outside their home after an argument over school marks. Schweiss, a 22 year veteran, was preparing to enter through the kitchen door when the shooting occurred. Mrs Schweiss was inside cooking.
State Police reported two minor auto accidents over the weekend. One collision on Rowe Street near Mill Village involved Bills, who escaped serious injury, with vehicle damage listed at $300. The other incident in Spartansboro damaged Tony Antotoso’s car for about $23 in repairs. no injuries were reported.
In Leopoldville a mob attacked three American men and a woman after an accidental death of a Neura cyclist. Clyde St Lawrence of New Bedford was stabbed while fleeing the car he drove. Frank Calucci of Wilkes-Barre assisted others before being stabbed and dumped from the vehicle. Lt Col Edward Danmeniller and his wife escaped as locals pursued them. The American embassy staff and a US vice consul aidedSt Lawrence, who was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Deputy Undersecretary Loy Henderson commented on the incident as the dead were removed from the scene.
Associated Spring Mfg Corp drops quarterly dividend for the first time since 1935. Directors meeting in Sea Island, Georgia, vote to omit the dividend due to tight business conditions. Stock fell over $1, trading around 14. Today's tumble follows three quarters this year with 25 cent payouts.
The British Broadcasting Corp reports it is negotiating with Vatican officials to arrange Pope John XXIII to appear on television screens on December 1. The talks focus on coordinating the live or recorded broadcast across BBC channels.
Reading Pa detective Douglas Palm said Edwin Gocklay faces murder charges in the deaths of wealthy divorcee Mrs Mabel Klein and handyman Clement Smith. Gocklay led police to a shallow grave at a tennis club and allegedly confessed to plans of a perfect murder while admitting motive tied to money. The case involves forged checks and a fatal shooting after tensions over Mrs Klein's inheritance.
The election yields a conservative majority in Japan with the Liberal Democratic bloc gaining power. Democrats and Communists show limited gains while the middle road Democrats are crushed. domestic issues and foreign policy tensions over the US Japan security pact shape the vote.
The Niseara Power Project in Niagara Falls New York nears completion with a $720 million intake structure loaded today as the plant aims to produce first power in February. Flooding of the pumped-out river bed began and will continue this week while two twin intakes and conduits prepare for mid December openings and January testing. The plant plans to generate about 2100000 kilowatts once fully online.
In an Route 20 head on collision near Ham bert NY two deceased and several injured. Among the dead are Mors Claribel Hurlbut 74 of Prewsburn and the driver Chann es White 66 of Angola. George Guild 41 of Prewsburn and his wife Rachel 44 and daughter Rosson 14 months were injured. Mrs Hurlbut died after being admitted to Our Lady of Victory Hospital.
A car plowed into a toy shop in Haven yesterday scattering toys from the display. A dog was found inside the store after the impact while the driver and a passenger fled the scene.
In Havana, Cuban Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro denounced President Eisenhower’s dispatch of US warships to the Caribbean as criminal. Fidel Castro’s brother urged restraint on Soviet missiles while warning Yankee imperialism against Cuba style revolution. A Cuban army captain shot a U S Embassy clerk outside a Havana nightclub, injuring Wayne Henderson who survived surgery.
Kennedy weighs a Democratic changeover with a plan to appoint 150 positions and form a committee. The discussion covers reorganizing the defense and political duties, naming a new secretary of office, and coordinating with various factions and locations.
Strife over federal rulings halts city school actions as Judge Taehird T. Rives and Chief Judge Cink defer siting. A weeklong school closure, amid stormy days, follows a plan to transfer 1.9 million in school funds from New Orleans to Shreveport banks challenging federal control.
Mrs. Bertram 40 of RD 4 Corry was charged with drunken driving after her north center street collision with a parked car on the west side. No injuries occurred. total damage valued at 170 dollars. An all blood test indicated alcohol content. she posted $800 bond for a November 24 hearing before Alderman Cobbett.
Delbert Elaper, 15, of Whitehall near Pittsburgh, was led to the stand as a suspect in a second degree murder in the stabbing of a boy in Allegheny County. The criminal court returned the verdict on Fitzgerald Saturday.
Police investigated a series of fires at 117 Sith Avenue in the Wilbur and Rosy home. Children, playing with mulches, started fires in three rooms including curtains, triggering a second alarm within 20 minutes. Fire Chief Jer ome Davis called police for assistance. 19 Corry Area High School students were questioned.
Report from HrABENOR One 1APi states Admiral Fatibhy Wagstat and his crew were rescued at sea after a gale some miles off the Oregon coast. A coast guard boat aided by a tug rescued Fatibhy Wagstat and two crew members who were in a perilous position during the storm.
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