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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
4
Corr Town daily notes a deer collision with a plane on the runway near Corry. The incident interrupts air traffic as crews assess damage and safety, with local authorities reviewing the event and potential impact on flights and wildlife control measures.
The Pittsburgh Sunday Gazette reports the Public Utility Commission moving to lower high utility rates to restore public confidence. It notes prior probes led by Attorney General Anne X. Alpert in 1959 and calls for vigilant rate reductions and a Consumers Counsel to protect consumers against pyramid earnings and rate fixing by utilities like Bell Telephone.
The Foreign Office stated ten British diplomats were arrested in Odessa and held for several days. One diplomat allegedly photographed the interior of a department store. The British Embassy in Moscow lodged a protest with the Soviet Foreign Ministry.
The coroner ruled the Erie shooting an accident. The victim, a student of Teck Me mori High School, was found in a vehicle near Bethlehem Tenuih with authorities noting no deliberate foul play. No further suspects were named.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a social event with Miss Rose Mahoney of Washington DC visiting East Street, Mrs Dawson Olmstead and Juleren joining Cr. Olmstead at Camp Grint after several works visits by a girl and her parents Mr and Mrs Heath.
Lumumba’s supporters rally as Mobutu seals a cordon around his residence and forces clash with troops. Mobutu accuses Ghanaian and Guinean elements of UN protection, while Katanga tribesmen surge near Elisabethville and kill several soldiers. Tensions mount over Lumumba’s premiership amid international pressure.
Victims of a recent blaze in Columbus lose nearly all possessions as Raymond Spetz's family faces total loss. Helpers from the Salvation Army purchase shoes, clothing, and furniture Saturday at Chriss Shoe Store and mobilize donations and funds to support the family. The charity's annual drive and local agencies continue to raise money to cover remaining needs.
Dunkirk voters rejected a 2 million bond for a new junior senior high and additions to an existing grade school. The vote was 2182 to 1341, well below earlier proposals, with critics citing tax burden and ongoing delays.
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