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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1960
Page
4
Corry Journal front matter lists staff positions and services including publisher general manager advertising manager pressroom foreman production etc. It notes Associated Press exclusive use and mail and carrier subscription rates as well as display advertising deadline terms.
The Bethlehem Globe Times notes Governor Lawrence pushes a traffic crackdown on Route 22 truckers who speed and crash. It stresses that radar use remains illegal in Pennsylvania, urges permanent law enforcement measures, and endorses radar legislation and broader traffic safety programs in the governor’s 20 joint initiative.
Yesterday's memories recall Corry events from October 5 in 20 years past with notes on Willkie visits and local draft board appointments amid other local items. The piece blends historic reminiscence with brief political reflections from the era and mentions tax collections and civic posts alongside archival anecdotes.
The article notes Khrushchev’s push for UN reform and disarmament, including a plan to create three secretaries representing the West, neutrals, and the Communist bloc. It discusses the U N admission of Red China, U S opposition, and a cool reception among neutrals, framing a broader trend in American journalism.
Meadville teenager Helen Dewey died instantly in a one car crash on a rural Meadville road. Patricia Lewis, 16, suffered injuries and was in fair condition at Spencer Hospital. Dr Daniel Maloney reported the car left the road and overturned. both girls were thrown from the vehicle. A verdict is pending further state police investigation.
Dr. Eric A. Walker urges a statewide higher education coordination council to expand Pennsylvanian colleges. He projects 100000 new students in 10 years with $145 million yearly for programs and about $4 million annually for buildings, noting costs vary with access and funding split among parents, philanthropists, and taxpayers.
Educators clash over creating a separate higher education council versus continuing under the State Council of Education. The policy maker body governs from elementary through college levels, while a 1959 proposal to create a distinct higher education council was stalled.
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