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Fragmentary text mentions a start at 1.00 and an hour of the day tied to a stadium setting. No clear event, participants, or location identified to provide a precise summary or proper headline.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a start at 1.00 and an hour of the day tied to a stadium setting. No clear event, participants, or location identified to provide a precise summary or proper headline.
A Clearfield County girl, 2, lay in critical condition at Miners Hospital Spangler after being struck by a cup. She sustained a skull fracture and concussion as she dashed into a tint. The incident followed by a report of a nearby home fire in Meyersdale and a separate Philadelphia hotel workers strike. The registers also note political endorsements in Harrisburg and tax talk in Mechanicsburg.
Khrushchev entered the UN schedule as the first speaker today, invoking his right of reply to answer previous speakers about the Soviet Union. He moved ahead of King Hussein and Nehru, who were set to deliver policy statements in the debate. Khrushchev also met with Nehru in a 45 minute session after talks with Macmillan in London and Eisenhower in Washington.
A Sunday gathering at Glen Cov featured visits by Nkrumah and Nasser behind the barvest gates lasting over two hours. Khrushchev condemned colonialist force and urged action toward independence, while he held lengthy talks with Algerian rebel leaders and France.
The Erie conventions bureau reports $7 million spending potential with 17 conventions held this year under a new program. Officials note strong campaigns by Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Harrisburg to attract events and urge local businesses to extend Erie courtesy to visiting organizations. The piece cites past drifted-in events and mentions Admiral David Glasgow Farragut attaining rank in 1866.
The article highlights transistor use in hearing aids and tiny radios, with the U S Signal Corps adopting a transistor wrist radio able to receive beyond 40 miles. It notes broad industrial and military applications and emphasizes customer satisfaction.
In a Business Mirror column from New York, NAM argues the core issue is how much government should do versus states or private sector. It says increased federal involvement burdens presidents, diverts focus from foreign policy, and risks centralizing defense and economic policy amid turmoil. It favors federal action to strengthen the economy to deter threats and stresses limits on presidential authority. A separate note reports Phillip A Berkeley, 38, of Norristown, Pa., lost an arm after an infection from a burn, following a September 24 incident while feeding a cow.
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