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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1960
Page
3
Philadelphia police identified William Wells, nicknamed the Sweet-Tooth Bandit, as a suspected holdup man linked to the Cayuga Federal Savings and Loan robbery. He carried $21,892 and a .32 revolver when nabbed nearby. an accomplice remains at large.
Corporate profits and dollar confidence intertwine with world currency bets. US treasury health, balance of payments deficits, and foreign dollar holdings influence perceived value of the dollar. A weaker dollar could trigger gold demand and financial volatility, while profits and tax receipts shape the Treasury’s fiscal year outcome.
Reports from Los Angeles say President Eisenhower would serve as a roving ambassador if Nixon becomes president. The New York Herald Tribune and New York Times note Eisenhower’s willingness to tour globally as an ambassador of good will after leaving the White House, with a first assignment to engage distant nations and principal miles.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a group of 200 highway employees were suspended by Westmoreland County officials after a walkout protest linked to the firing of Willie Springer. The move prompted the department to consider it a voluntary exit, while Springer leaves Greensboro to oversee duties elsewhere.
A Philadelphia freight run swept three men from a station platform. Two men Donald Fellman aged 8 and William Millson aged 28, both of Philadelphia, were killed. Raymond Buehler, 51, of Miqnon, was in critical condition with multiple and skull injuries.
The piece reviews remarks by Nixon and Kennedy on Formosa and the offshore islands near Louninay and Matsu. Nixon opposes surrender and asserts principles, while Kennedy says the islands are not essential to Formosa’s defense. Both avoid concrete wartime commitments.
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