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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 25, 1960
Page
3
Auto collision kills teen in crossing near Huntingdon
An auto stalled on a main line was struck by an 18 car Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at about 70 mph near Huntingdon. Three teenage occupants were thrown from the car. Donald Lee Rosensteel, 18, of Mifflin County, was killed. The other two injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania Railroad Passager
Donald Lee Rosensteel
Mifflin County
CBS Ends Daytime Radio Sagas In Sweep Of Reorganization
A CBS broadcasting reshuffle ends multiple radio soap operas including Ma Perkins and Right to Happiness as the network shifts daytime lineup. The move follows years of serialized drama with lasting fan bases and impacts shows such as Young Doctor Malone and The Second Mrs. Burton while Gunsmoke and Johnny Dollar remain on air in this revised schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbua Broadcasting Company
Perkinses
Malones
Bradens
Burtons
CBS
Lo Unker
Ma Perkins
Dean
CBS Soaps
Perkins House
Anushka
Janley
Braden House
Grace
Skip
Lee
Carolyn
Malone
Jerry
Scott
Burton
Gun
Will Travel
Haiti Expels Catholic Leader Amid Student Strikes
Defense Minister Aurele Joseph says the prelate was banished for aiding student protesters. President Duvalier addressed 6,000 loyalists at the National Palace while denouncing opponents as “lizards.” Army chief Gen. Merceron and Foreign Minister Baguidy outlined charges against the strike’s organizers, tying them to foreign agitators and the 26th of July Movement.
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Iage
Aurele Joseph
Duvalier
National Palace
Pierre Merceron
Joseph Baguldy
Hull University
Joseph Roney
Baguidy
Duvalier era turmoil over church expulsions and uprisings
In August 1959 Haiti faced a rebel incursion of 31 men in Hispaniola tied to unrest against President Duvalier. The government claimed most attackers were Cuban, with all either killed or captured. Simultaneously two priests were expelled, Archbishop Poirier protested, and Vatican warnings followed. Police dispersed cathedral worshipers as tensions between church and state intensified during Duvalier’s early years after Magloire’s ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiner
Vatican
Losservatori Romano
Porau Prince Cathedral
Bardot
Poirier
Duvalier
Jan
Haiti
Pauil Magloire
No Cure For Common Scold Supposed In Local Case
A Weasleyville woman accused of habitual quarrelsomeness faced county court with Assistant District Attorney Richard Scarpitt involved. She was bound over by Justice of the Peace Robert Morrison and released on a $500 bond. Neighbor Isabel Noonan testified the defendant insulted, blocked, and photographed neighborhood activity.
Nab Photos of Mrs Kennedy After Childbirth
Washington AP secret service agents confiscated a camera and destroyed a film roll showing Mrs. John F Kennedy being wheeled from Georgetown Hospital recovery room after the birth of her son. AP photographer Thomas Freeman shot three pictures before interception and later delivered images from the hospital lobby. The incident follows Freeman’s earlier access to cover the arrival of President-elect Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
John FP
Kennedy
Georgetown Hospital
Thomas F. Freeman
U S Whisky Named Bourbon Paris Pact
AP reports the International Federation of Wines and Spirits ruled that bourbon may be used only for whiskey made in the United States. The four European nations and the United States concluded the annual meeting with a resolution granting bourbon the same protection as Scotch and French cognac, aligning with legal protections in most member countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Paris
International Federation of Wines and Spirits
United States
Scotland
France
Brothers Die in Oil Stove Blast Near Mayville
Two young brothers ages seven and four died in a stove explosion that sparked a house fire on the east side of town near Mayville. Their mother and three other children escaped as volunteers helped rescue the others from the upper floor. Fire damaged the front of the Belchner home, with a neighbor assisting and the mother’s husband hospitalized at the time.
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Mayville
Chautauqua
Jfehcouk
Dhunestown
Robert Belohiner
Stockton
Sin Charville
Thames
Sith Stockton
Centratia
Burbiw Buchner
Herdésh
Beiuhmer
Harold Wixon
Beichter
Beichner
Bulchiner
Theodore
Belcher
Oil City Boy 7 Struck By Car After Chase
Gordon Dorworth seven, chasing his dog across a highway, was struck by a car driven by Wilma Brown of Clarion. He was treated for a bruised back and hip with abrasions and released, then readmitted for X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Dorworth
Mro
Hugh Dorworth
Wilma Brown
Clarion
Gordon
Can't Leave Country Most U. S. Gold Tied Up By Law
FRANK CORMIER reports on Eisenhower administration actions to preserve the U S gold stockpile amid a payments deficit. The piece explains how foreign demand, deficits, and policy moves aim to prevent gold runs and outline export and import dynamics affecting the balance of payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cormier
Washington
Eisenhower
Uncle Sam
Menta
United States
Uic Eisenhower
U.S
Overseas aid and defense costs shift under Eisenhower plan
The article outlines U S overseas spending under military programs. It notes a 44,000 wives and children accompany servicemen abroad and discusses planned gradual refirt and morale effects. It mentions urging allied nations to share defense costs and reduce American private investment.
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Wwe Hameed Atv
Peng
Lori Alley
United States
Ues
Wirdom
Eisenhower
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