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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary text references September 1959 and employment figures, suggesting a note on job statistics or labor office activity. Details are garbled with misread words and missing context. Entities and concrete facts are not recoverable from the readable content.
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Scotty Robinet 23 was captured Monday in Gettysburg after being found at a South Washington Street second hand store. He admitted trying to sell back-up lights from a stolen red and white car linked to the Huntingdon County jail escape. Two inmates remain at large: Raymond Wade 96 and Norman Keller 25.
About 200 milk producers from Western Pennsylvania gathered in Meadville to discuss a petition seeking a full revision of milk marketing and pricing. The petition, sent to the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission, acknowledged receipt but set no hearing date and also requests a revision of the commission’s structure. The hearing would mainly affect Crawford and Mercer Counties.
President elect Kennedy will discuss the transfer of power with Dwight D. Eisenhower and Bowles, former ambassador to India and ex Connecticut governor, at the White House next week. Kennedy defends vote counts and met Dean Acheson at Georgetown amid transition planning and cabinet deliberations.
AP reports rising discontent among eastern Cuba farmers and city businesses under Soviet style collectivization. Citizens cite scarce beans and tea, high prices, poor goods, and limited public works while some advocate U S intervention or invasion as a solution.
The United Nations negotiates financing for Congo in 1960 amid a global funding crisis. Western nations threaten to withhold payments unless the General Assembly approves quick funding measures. The Soviet bloc signals it will not cover its share, prompting a push to secure roughly 120 million dollars over two years, with the United States reportedly contributing about five percent of the cost.
Acting Coroner John Dee of Pottet County says the 73 year old hunter died from a shotgun blast in what is ruled an accidental shooting. Willd D Owens, former superintendent of the Coimbra County Home for the Aged, was found dead Sunday while awaiting a hunter gathering. Authorities say the shot origin remains uncertain.
A massive transport strike in Sydney disrupted trains trams and buses as about 70 000 workers demanded a wage increase of two pounds weekly 448 dollars per week. The action affected commuting with workers protesting a government owned system and parking issues.
The court refused Firebug's appeal and kept the prior sentence in place. Details indicate the case involved a judgment from County Court with references to judge and location, and no remand was granted. The ruling followed arguments about sentencing length and related court procedure.
Warren superintendent Dr Carl E Whipple announced the $3 million Warren High School opening is postponed due to electrical delays. He said gymnasium safety work and floor refinishing are nearing completion while classes will continue in the new building during ongoing renovations and the auditorium remains unfinished.
Chicago report says Don ald Bart of Port Matilda Centre County Pa was named a national achievement winner by the National 4-H Club Congress. The 18 year old freshman at the University of Pennsylvania received a $400 Henry Ford scholarship yesterday.
James Marlow surveys Soviet and Chinese Communist parties, noting discontent within the Soviet ranks and impatience for expansion abroad. He argues the Bolshevik legacy shapes policy, while China’s party remains more revolutionary and less bound by Moscow’s status quo. The piece contrasts hopes for peace with the likelihood of continued conflict and ideological struggle.
Unofficial tabulations show Kennedy leading Nixon in Pennsylvania by about 119 395 votes as Philadelphia and Allegheny counties finalize tallies. In Philadelphia Kennedy 2 Sod and Nixon 291 000. in Allegheny Kennedy 424455 to Nixon 820070 as 67 counties await official totals.
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