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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
3
Harrisburg Five of seven counties filed returns showing support for the Republican party as 26 of 67 counties had submitted. The statewide tally included figures on campaign funds and loans. Separate reports note a fatal collision near Harrisburg and a church conference setup in York.
The International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union local in Hawaii voted to back Vice President Richard Nixon for president, labeling him the lesser evil. The ILWU international board had rejected both Nixon and Kennedy, but the Hawaii local was released from the blanket ban.
A New York judge rules the Federation wins two suits over a dam on Big Brokenstraw and Brownell Creeks. The decision grants damages, blocks trespass actions, and affirms the Federation’s rights to maintain the dam and associated waters and land.
James Marlow reports Khrushchev's 19 days in the United States yielded little visible benefit for Khrushchev’s aims. The AP survey sees boorish conduct, limited persuasion, and questions about his leadership and long term impact on Cold War dynamics.
In the September period auto accidents in the Sept tem area rose to 28 incidents with 10 injuries and damage totaling 14815. This marks the second highest damage level this year. Patrols logged 12 420 miles on 190 patrols and 50 complaints were received. Five criminal arrests were made and six stolen items were recovered. Road patrols conducted 168 traffic arrests during the 80 day span.
The piece notes the start of adult evening classes next Monday and mentions a series of unclear, garbled phrases about instructors, locations, and scheduling. It references a superintendent named Latson and a water-related institute, with several distorted names and terms throughout.
Warren district outlines possible avenues for joining with the Union school district under a joint board of education. Public meeting September 19 and Monday night discussions review educational gains, uniform tax rates, incentive payments, operating costs, and potential state action to enforce mergers by 1970.
James Cary reports in a Tokyo scene where an American driver clashes with a Marunouchi police sergeant over an illegally parked car. The sergeant directs to Summary Court in Japan as the narrator recalls time and friction, and sets the stage for the trial.
An amateur narrative fragment shows Hal Boyle attempting a travel scene with odd dialogue and a police encounter. The narrator frets about arrest and a distant trial while mistiming an answer about a traffic history. The piece ends with a terse misstep in the exchange.
A murky scene unfolds with a courtroom hush and a tense exchange. Characters debate blame and fate as a town confronts crime, justice, and moral resolve amid fragmented narration.
Japan agreed to a 14 million dollar payment to Britain for losses during its pre World War II campaign. Negotiations began in 1959 and covered HiFi estates and other government actions.
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