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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1960
Page
3
The United States Post Office Department advertises bids to erect a new Ripley Post Office. Plans include 1572 square feet of floor space and 7398 square feet for driveways and landscaping.
The Texas senator arrived in New York by midnight to rally votes for himself. He planned events in New Rochelle Mt Vernon and New York City after barnstorming through New Jersey and Delaware. He labeled opposition experiences weak and urged support across the key states including Delaware with its three electoral votes.
Ontario woman June Abbott, 40, and her husband spotted a suspect by their Detroit car. She photographed him, police used the film to identify Vincent Hertolina, 37, of Detroit, charged with attempted breaking and entering of an automobile after the Abbotts reported tampering.
Washington reports Khrushchev shifts from Stalinist force to conciliatory tactics to ease Western fears and push for a summit. He softened rhetoric after 1958 Berlin pressures while seeking greater influence and NATO relevance, contrasting Stalin’s hard line with his own approach.
Philadelphia AP Gov Lawrence blasts complacency in a speech to the 46th annual National Consumer Finance Association convention. He cites 43 billion dollars on entertainment and 15 billion on education and urges a balance between private needs and national survival.
Infant Pauline Elaine Jude died shortly after birth at Corry Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Lowell Jude Jr one sister Rebecca Jean maternal grandparents Milo Walton and wife of Corry paternal grandfather Lowell Jude Sr Findley Lake. Friends may call St George Funeral Home tomorrow afternoon burial West Mina Cemetery Findley Lake.
The article argues Khrushchev used the U2 incident to justify coercive pressure on the United Nations. It claims he reverted to Stalinist methods of terror by hinting at missile strength and pressuring Berlin, seeking concessions and UN changes to allow future aggression.
Cuba plans a barter deal with the Soviet bloc to export its entire sugar crop in exchange for imports, shifting reliance from the United States to Communist nations. Ernesto Guevara leads the push as Moscow hosts celebrations, with China and others already taking larger shares of Cuba’s sugar.
A family of four escaped a house fire on Lake Road in the Erie area. Firefighters reported the home of Mr and Mrs Swander was destroyed early yesterday morning, with the couple and their children getting out safely. Assistant Fire Chief Howard Weldon said it is the fourth early fire in the area in recent weeks, with other fires destroying nearby structures and outbuildings.
The body of Danville businessman W. Duwder, 52, was found in the Susquehanna River yesterday near Danville. The coroner ruled the death accidental and ordered an autopsy to confirm the cause. Police noted he attended a Sunday party and left early before the drowning.
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