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12 Oct 1960
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1960
Page
1
Nominees Differ On Holding Fifth Debate Appearance
In New York the Kennedy camp favors a fifth debate to boost support before the election. Nixon resists, suggesting expanding the fourth joint appearance to two hours. Three Democratic senators urged another debate around November 2, with NBC CBS and ABC offering facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John B. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Luabie
Fred C. Levibner Jr
Republican National Committee
Brokenstraw Backs Matthews as High School Principal
The Carry proxensray district school board in Youngsville chose Felix Matthews of Carry as the new high school principal, prompting letters to the editor criticizing the decision for not hiring a local Youngsville staff member. Board members defended openness of meetings and records while noting letters are not the proper forum for school matters. Matthews was appointed in September and assumed duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proxensray Carry
Youngsville
Ernest Oviatt
Ie Board
Ilcusnion
Nhp
Qviail
Matthews
Fire Kills Five In Buffalo Family
A mother Mrs Mary Dursfin aged 39 and four of her seven children died in a two story frame home fire in South Buffalo. Victims include Annette 6 Dayn 4 Denice 3 and Dor othy. Firemen said the cause was not immediately clear and the family had moved in three days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purrany
South Buffalo
Mary Dursfin
Annette
Dayn
Denice
Dorothy
Fivewen
Mie
City planners push master plan surveys with new teamwork
Corry Planning Commission Steering Committee members show renewed enthusiasm as they split into four groups to study engineering surveys from Michael Baker firm. The groups prepare outlines for council approval of a city master plan while the School Board and Council members join discussions, signaling closer cooperation for future construction and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Midahen
Michael Baker
Usat Corry
Toco
City Council
City Planning Commission
H.A Gilbert de. John Mohr
Robert Olt Jr
Lews Miller
Jolly Council
Corky School
Bard
Council
Council Netion
Two Day Clinic Draws Local Retail Crowd
Twenty five employees and store owners gathered for a two day clinic led by Heid Peter Smaltz on effective customer relations. He challenged sales staff to ask which product a customer likes not just if they like a product. The group planned follow up questions and closed the session at 10 15 p m. Tonight journalism professor Roland Hicks of Penn State will discuss maximizing the advertising dollar at the Minerap Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smaltz
Hon Ghlleye
Smaltz
Custonenr
Minterpat
Roland Hicks
Pennsylvania State University
A Tong
Corry
Pa Unemployment Rises to 7.4 Percent Amid Sluggish Jobs
Gov Lawrence urged action at a Pittsburgh bankers meeting as Pennsylvania’s mid-September unemployment climbed to 7.4 percent with 443000 jobless. He cited relief costs and tax impacts, while labor officials blamed steel slowdowns and layoffs in mining and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
State Labor and Industry Department
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Industrial Bankers Association
Ment
Batt
Pennsylvania State University
Unemployment Claims Dip in September in Pa. Report
James Roseberry of the Crory office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service said September showed a slight decline from August. The month ended with 107 new applications, 71 male and 36 female, totaling active files at 3 845 with 3 045 male. Twenty employers were contacted. 14 jobs filled from 24 openings. 34 failed job interviews, 30 referred to employers. Total claims 1 278 weeks. 28 approvals and 36 denials. Audits for overpayments totaled 110 claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roseberry
Crory
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Roseberry
Employment Service
Twicou
Khrushchev Drops Cuba Visit Amid Latin American Pressure
Soviet Premier Khrushchev reportedly canceled a planned Cuba stop after warnings from security chiefs about unrest and anti Communist sentiment. He will instead fly to Moscow after a brief New York appearance, aiming to rally Soviet support at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Riruatichey
Ei Gelie
Cuba
United Nations
Castro
Havana
Khrushchev
Latin America
Eugeine Castro
Onti Castro
Khrushchery
Moscow
Moscow Stadium
Khrushchev Defeated in UN Disarmament Debate
In a tense UN General Assembly session Khrushchev lashed out as a disarmament proposal was defeated 54 to 15 with 61 abstentions. The vote blocked immediate debate in the Assembly and sent the issue to the Political Committee for consideration amid protests of American aggression claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Khnushchev
Linlegs Ne
Moscow
General Assembly
Assembly
Nation Assembly
Khrushchev
United Nations Debate Highlights Western and Soviet Views
The article reports ongoing UN discussions with Western and Soviet blocs diverging on the UN purpose. Western leaders pursue a parliamentary model to outlaw war, while the Soviet position criticizes global policing and argues for majority rule within a competitive bloc system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Tam I
TYAN
United Nations
Khrushelew
Val Pete
United Ramonestotty
Kinshehen
United Na
Mall
West
Khnishelney
Nf U.N
Dhe Foundation
Guyvio
Miss Tate And Butters Honored For Test Performance
Catherine Ann Tate and D Guy Butters were honored by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for outstanding performance on the annual scholastic tests. Certificates were given by Harold Wolfe at the school assembly. Despite not reaching semi final levels, their near-cutoff scores placed them among the top cohorts of about 580,000 students in 15,000 high schools nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bien Seubhs
Mpzit Scholaastljy Corporation
NMSC
Catherine Ann Tate
D. Guy Butters
Harold Wolfe
Corry
Biles
Miss Tate
14 Years And 70 Bottles Later
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions drinking and a person named John Bramley aged 87. Text is garbled with dates, locations, and quotes, making exact details unclear. Likely a local brief about a long duration drinking incident or odd anecdote without clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fe
Bramley
Friend Faces Ford In Sixth Series Clash
Pittsburgh Pirates hoped to clinch the world championship in game six as Whitey Ford of the Yankees was expected to shut down the Pirates. Vernon Law and Bill Stafford were likely starters for the deciding game while about 97,000 fans filled Forbes Field. The Pirates tied the series at two games apiece after a pair of close losses and a Sunday win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburghap
Bob Prionday
Waime Wither
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankies
Duwiy
Yankees
Whitey Forl
Bucs
Mbes
Vernon Law
Bill Stafford
Forbes Field
Bios
UMW Pushes Six Hour Work Day Strategy At Convention
At the 43rd UMW convention delegates ask the national policy committee to study changes in the next contract. Proposals include reducing the work day from eight to six hours and equal pay for machine and human labor, with seniority rules in a company dust facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umulinnati
United Mine Workers of Antica
Ship jumper Yirlye Taal seeks asylum in New York
Estonian seaman Yirlye Taal, 29, sits with US immigration officials in New York and explains he fled the Russian liner Baltika that carried Nikita Khrushchev to the United States. He left the ship Monday, contacted an Estonian refugee group, and has sought asylum after three years of trying to escape communist rule in his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kheushchev
Yirlye Taalmets
New York
U.S. Immigration Service
Baltika
Nikita Khrushchev
Rived
United States
Juammets
Monflay
Baltlo
No Charge To Be Made In Traffic Death
Crawford County District Attorney Richard Thomas ruled no manslaughter charge will be filed over the October 2 accident that killed 63 year old Bennett of Cor. The decision followed review of statements and photos despite coroner Sonne’s homicide verdict. The crash involved Gerald G. Tenney and James Mima with four others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worly Stark
Patrick Marsh
C. W. Irwin
Duck Bennett
Cor
Crawford County
P Richard Thomas
G M Sonne
Titusville
Matt Thomas
Warrans
Bennett
Tisson
Gerald G. Tenney
Erie
James Mima
Corny
Sonne
Swinnie Percy
Cathers Buy Patterson Photo Products
Ray Cathers acquires Patterson Photo Products from Harold Patterson on Patterson Street on Fist Avenue. Cathers, previously employed at the Pennsylvania Railroad, will take over November 1 with plans built on photography gear and supplies knowledge. The deal covers stock fixtures and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cathers
Patterson Photo Products
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Nixon
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Gannon
Smallz
William Mosse
State University Extension Education Department
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The
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Brokenstraw
Williamsport
Symbolec of
William L. Batter
Labor and Industry
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Mel
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