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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
6
Firefighters and police investigated a string of small fires at 137 Sixth Avenue Wilbur E Ross's home yesterday. Police warned the family any further fires would draw police action while investigators suspected youths were behind the incidents after multiple calls and warnings.
In Buffalo, Lt. Edward B. Schultz, 58, a 33-year veteran, shot himself in a station house cellblock after admonishing a prisoner to stay out of trouble. He had just learned of a transfer to another precinct and had sought a quieter assignment. Police said no motive is known.
Paris reports senior Avanti Alliance leaders weighing NATO expansion amid American encouragement. The draft American note calls for broadening joint goals to include new neighbors, with Johnson exploring possible talks with French President de Gaulle.
The conference discussed military and economic cooperation under NATO with focus on undeveloped nations. Johnson emerged as a central figure while De Gaulle pushed for a NATO three nation directorate. A note on American families shows one in four households has income from more than wages.
An analysis notes Soviet pressure on UN leadership and UNESCO, proposing a three-member executive board to reflect East West blocs. It discusses potential shifts away from the secretary general’s office and hints at US responses under President Kennedy, with warnings about world peace and the Cold War balance. The piece treats Paris diplomacy as a bellwether for Soviet aims in the UN.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses potential U S acceptance of an idea causing distrust among America’s allies, risking NATO’s cohesion and hinting at Khrushchev’s aims. Mentions attack on the U N structure as a possible tactic in his broader strategy.
London hatter William Luce claims British men head a global fashion shift away from traditional spire hats toward smaller styles. He cites the Robin Hood shape with a narrow curled brim as the trend starter, noting customers are embracing compact headwear over tall designs.
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