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05 Oct 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1961
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions numbers 1525 and 200, with brief reference to cider factions or agencies. Details are unclear. no clear event, people, or organization name is readable.
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Corry Area schools will join a county wide Civil Defense drill Monday morning to test alert speed and message accuracy. Erie County CD officials coordinate via telephone to notify Corry Superintendent Thomas R. Shipe, who informs jointure schools. The exercise seeks overall accuracy, response time, and verbal messaging reliability, with 82 Erie County schools to be alerted.
The United Jewish Appeal reports slow donations in Cory with about $1,700 raised toward a $3,500 goal. Chair Marty Barsch urged the community to mail gifts payable to the UWA to him for forwarding to the national headquarters.
Car roll P Streeter editor of the Parm Journal told members of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture that farming is the most important and indispensable occupation on earth. He said America's farmers provide 184 million people with three meals daily and much clothing.
UF officials today launched pre planning for the annual campaign with a noon luncheon at the Hotel Corry. Cochairs George Wurm and C Conrad Monroe led discussions with chairmen from the Industry Division Clubs and Organizations Division and the Professional Division detailing two week drive activities. Tonight they meet Retail Division officials at the Red Cross rooms in the Corry Public Library. Tomorrow noon key people in the Corporations Division discuss their part, followed by Wurd and Monroe guiding. On Monday heads of the Wards Division and the Townships will review plans at 7 pm. A kickoff is set for next Wednesday, with the drive running October 14 for the balance of the month. quota not yet announced.
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers planned to keep talks going to resume car production by early next week. Top negotiators agreed to focus on plant by plant working conditions while setting up direct phone contacts to resolve local disputes and speed settlements.
Dorry's Civil Defense unit surveys a Dorry homeowner preparing for emergencies. The shelter is described as built of solid concrete blocks with 200 pound...
Berlin reports two border incidents in less than a day as Communist police and West Berlin officers clash across the divided city. A Red officer fired a shot at a West Berlin officer, no injuries reported, amid rocks thrown near Bernauerstrasse. Earlier, a refugee died attempting to flee across rooftops, while another was captured. Mayor Brandt urged reinforced border security as diplomatic strain grows.
The Merchants' Jackpot offers weekly drawings this month with a Saturday 3 pm event on North Center Street near Washington. If no winner is present the $50 rolls to next week. multiple winners roll into a single remainder jackpot.
The case concerns Irving Searbeck, a married U S diplomat in Warsaw, accused of passing four secret embassy papers to Polish Red agents. A Polish mistress Ursula Discher testified in federal court about blackmail and a hoax telegram used to secure a visa and escape to Frankfurt where she lived with Searbeck. The wife Karen Searbeck sat through testimony as the trial continued.
Ten year old Steven Bicker pulled the emergency brake to stop a West Springfield school bus after driver Isaac Martin collapsed at the wheel. The 35 children aged 6 to 11 were aboard King’s Highway Elementary School route home. Martin died before reaching Providence Hospital, Holyoke.
President Kennedy knelt in prayer at the back of St Matthew's Cathedral after slipping from the White House for about 20 minutes to join in Wednesday's day of prayer for peace and freedom proclaimed by him.
The United States seeks a clearer West German policy on Berlin before President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko meet. Secretary of State Rusk briefs Western Allies while German ambassador Grewe and Bonn envoy Dowling prepare in Washington for consultations amid post election uncertainty and East West negotiations.
Trustees urge Garry ks Lodge members to approve picking up an option on the Thomas Garage property adjoining the Elks to the west. The bid could reach 45 000 for the two story building and adjacent land. The plan aims for immediate income from two tenants and a long term parking area for lodge members. The move aligns with potential National Bank of Corry construction at North Center and Clinton streets, which currently uses the bank lot for parking. Tonight’s vote invites lodge members and the public to weigh the plan.
Los Angeles Governor Knight says financier Edgerton acted for former Vice President Nixon in a bid to lure him from the 1962 gubernatorial race. Knight alleges Nixon offered a high state post if Knight withdrew, with Edgerton and attorney Mason confirming discussions of the alleged offer.
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