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02 Oct 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1961
Page
1
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A 24 year old Corry man was fined $10 and $5 costs for disorderly conduct after police responded to a report of him beating a woman and her children at a Euclid street home. Officers found him at 612 Euclid street. he resisted, kicked a cat, and was arrested. At arraignment Alderman Cobbett found him guilty and imposed the fine and costs.
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle issues a radio and television plea for national unity as unrest grows at home and in Algeria. In Algiers about 90 percent of shops closed in response to a solidarity strike called by the secret army opposing de Gaulle’s North Africa policy. Farmers demand higher prices and workers push for wage gains to prevent a wave of strikes.
AP report states a motorcycle police rider in Germany sustained serious injuries in a suburban collision with a tuck. He is expected to survive after two ambulances were involved in separate crashes during transport to a hospital.
Erin's Own Club of Chicago travelers were stranded in Shannon for five days after a chartered President Air Lines plane failed to arrive. Families slept in terminals, some ill with babies. the group sought help from authorities and pressed for travel home. The charter cost about $30,000 and involved Kevin Carty and Rev. Edward Salmon coordinating efforts.
A Lehigh Valley man, Arthur Linthurst, 25, was arrested after shooting Charles Miller of Myerstown and wounding Miller’s stepdaughter Barbara Jean Leininger during a home invasion. Linthurst forced his wife and two girls to drive to Reading, where Miller died and Leininger was injured. Linthurst surrendered hours later at a church in Reading.
Donald Cook aged 60, a stage and screen actor known for middle aged charming roles, died after a heart attack in Haven. He collapsed in his hotel room a day after suffering the attack while in town for the tryout of a new Broadway play. He had failed to appear for a matinee in the French comedy A Shot in the Dark starring Julie Harris.
A 16 year old from R D Center Vine along with three others confessed to stealing a calf from Charles Obert farm Spartansburg on September 22. They took the newborn calf to Kebr farm where it was butchered and eaten, unaware it was only hours old. Additional arrests tied Kopf and William Reese to related thefts of the calf in this spree.
Russell E. Bemis 24, long a repeat offender, was cited Saturday night in Corry with three traffic violations including reckless driving and driving with no inspection sticker or license plates after a report of him driving erratically on Selota Street. Police said more charges could follow as investigation continues. Bemis has a history of legal trouble from juvenile delinquency to past charges in Tennessee, Texas, and Erie County, with several cases dismissed or unresolved.
Beir ut report cites Gamal Abdel Nasser accusing Arab nations of treason fears amid Syria crisis. He laments trickery and conceit blamed for the revolt while Mamoun Kuzbari tightens control, bans demonstrations, closes schools, extends curfew, and outlaws Nasserist party. Diplomatic ties with Jordan and Turkey severed as crisis continues.
Washington reports inching toward a Berlin crisis settlement as Rusk and Gromyko press talks in New York and Washington. An East West foreign ministers conference could be the form of the settlement with Gromyko likely visiting Washington to brief Kennedy and potentially convey Khrushchev messages.
A busy week for Erie area business as plants expand operations and new stores open. Corry Plastics plans a seven day, around the clock schedule with a new loading dock and nine injection machines. eight now in use with thirty workers. The Pennsylvania State Employment Service opens a new office stand on North Center Street, hiring rises as the plant seeks a ninth machine. Blivers Fair, the citys newest retailer, to open Thursday offering kitchen ware to work clothes and sporting goods.
Troopers from the Corry State Police substation investigate a late Saturday hit run death on Route 7. George Bailey, 48, a traveling barber who worked farm camps in Waterford, was found by a passerby and died at St Vincent's Hospital. Authorities say he was struck by one car and run over by a second. An autopsy is planned at St Vincent's. The case remains under inquiry by Troopers Vavia Mille and John Sweeny.
The provisional government of Syria requested U S diplomatic recognition, with the State Department saying the request is under study. Washington officials noted concerns about Soviet bloc recognition and indicated there was no sign Moscow would hasten to extend recognition.
Riggers are scheduled next week to lift a 70 ton 150 foot steel and aluminum antenna onto its mount on the Stanford campus in California. The massive structure is designed to serve as a high capacity communications antenna and marks a significant engineering milestone for the project.
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