06 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment lists items for sale and notes on ads and theater gear. Mentions gas, rooms, furniture pieces like chairs and dressers, and addresses or locations such as Lin id and South arg. The text shows scattered terms and numbers without完整 context.
Vice President Richard Nixon, amid renewed campaign energy, drew large crowds in Philadelphia enhancing his push against Kennedy. The Philadelphia reception underscored a key GOP strength in Pennsylvania with 32 electoral votes as Nixon moved toward Cleveland after a New York stop where reception varied.
Local board resolves eight appeals against property owners while approving thirteen assessments. Several grants involve listed neighbors and towns, with many appeals noted as denied or pending. Names and addresses appear for property owners and applicants on West Pleasant and North Center streets among others.
A U S invasion platoon landed at dawn in Oriente Province between Baracao and Moa, then fought Castro militiamen. The commander Armentino Feria was killed. two others were captured or wounded. Fifty Cuban farmers held as hostages accompanied the group toward Nuevo Mundo as Castro forces pursued.
British Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell detects internal party repudiation of NATO policy as Left-wing and union delegates push for disarmament neutrality in the Cold War. He refuses to resign while MPs and delegates clash over binding conference decisions and calls for broader socialist measures including nationalization of transport, distribution, and exchange.
A local alert warns merchants about deceptive telephone solicitors reportedly posing as legitimate ad agents. The Chamber of Commerce urges businesses to verify approvals before sending money, noting several cases of alleged fraud and urging caution to avoid losses.
The Army lofted a Redstone missile from Cape Canaveral on a successful suborbital flight down the Atta He range. Project officials said the test rocket performed perfectly on the short flight, similar to what an American astronaut may undertake early in 1961.
The State Health Dept said it would assume health services in Butler County next month, replacing the county unit with a state service. The move could reduce local control and affect state grants and county income from health license fees, with sanitarian staff to be redeployed from Harrisburg and Newville.
A London Paddington bound express suffered halts as a comically rude coach mocked heavy passengers. The nine-car train strained under waistlines described as paunches, easing the earth and jamming the brake system before finally stopping near Paddington Station.
President Kennedy’s campaign focus centers on Cuba policy and foreign relations as Fidel Castro’s leadership faces questions. The article notes planned public addresses, farm visits, and strategized future steps, with expectations of a major televised speech addressing the nation’s top issues and how they might affect his election prospects.
At the United Nations the drive to convene a Eisenhower Khrushchev summit failed as neutralist nations withdrew their resolution. The assembly deleted direct reference to the two heads and called for renewed diplomatic contacts. Nehru noted diplomacy remained intact. The U S backed the Australian plan for a leaders summit. the Soviet bloc abstained.
A revision of the state driver physical examination program is under study. The plan would extend the test to drivers of all ages starting with the next renewal period, with final decisions expected soon. Teens would not be affected until a later phase. current licensed drivers would follow unless repealed.
A Westfield woman sustained a broken collarbone and dislocated left shoulder in a crash on Corry-Cutting Road. Mrs Klemm, 17 Seventh Street, was treated at Gary Memorial Hospital. police reported the driver William Bors of 119 Sixth Street, Avista, but details remain scant.
United States diplomats assess damage and push to mend ties with neutrals at the United Nations. Talks unfold with India, Nehru, and other nonaligned nations as Western strategy aims to rally support against Soviet influence. Secretary of State Herter and allies plan further behind the scenes efforts to sway neutrals before key votes.
A Philadelphia professor, Dry David Myers, discusses experimental ideas to treat ear infections. The report references university figures and methods, mentioning antibiotics and nontraditional approaches as potential remedies amid ongoing debate.
An edition printed yesterday under the title Bohemia bibte is cited by its office as distributing Cuba news to anti Castro underworlds. Exitur Migiv Angel Queveda and staff reportedly work on the publication.
Charles Breed of Ry D Union City was arrested for drunken driving after his car crashed into a West Washington Street home. The impact damaged the front and a witness, Mrs. Claude Hoffman, saw the vehicle leave the pavement. Breed submitted to a blood test. arraigned before M.S. Cobell.
The report notes below average rainfall for September with total precipitation about 1.80 inches, down from roughly three inches the prior two years. Mercury stayed near normal, with a few days above 90 and the month’s high above the 0 degree mark on 11 days, while the seventh and eighth days featured the warmest readings.
Doctors sought today to determine the progression of infection after Philip Berkes Jr aged 48 was bitten on the finger by a lion during a visit on September 24. Berkes had his arm amputated from the shoulder down at Montgomery Hospital with further amputation of the lower arm already effected.
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