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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1960
Page
3
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Kane residents resist funding for youths on Halloween as police boost patrols urge caution to keep youngsters safe. Community education classes may start in Spartansburg with 18 week programs. local crime notes report a traffic light violation charge against Roger D. McElroy and a vehicular crash affecting Jay Gravink and Charles J. Lutton. County election tallies show Republican registration leads Democrat, and a rape case in Chautauqua County ends in acquittal for Richard Thieme. The Pennsylvania State Baptists meet in Erie, and LaVern Group transfers from Corry Memorial to Hamot. Panty raids target two college dorms in Erie, while city finances report modest balances. Eugene and Mrs. Smith near their 50th wedding anniversary.
The United States accuses Cuba of drumhead justice in the execution of two Americans Alan Dale Thompson and Robert Otis Fuller. Washington warns Americans to stay out of foreign disputes after similar executions of Anthony Zarba and others amid a Nicaragua influence case challenging Fidel Castro's regime.
United Nations deliberations focus on disarmament with four proposals in play. The Khrushchev plan seeks rapid talks toward general disarmament, while Western drafts demand verifiable steps before arms cuts. A three man board change and stricter control requirements are debated as part of reform. The General Assembly aims for a constructive world peace resolution.
The piece reviews Eisenhower era politics and the 1960 race dynamics. It notes Nixon trailing Kennedy in perceived liberalism versus conservatism, the need to appeal to independents and some Democrats, and Lodge's controversial Negro cabinet remark. It highlights Southern fears and campaign caution as Nixon and Kennedy court Southern votes.
In Vienna the U S teacher Mark T Kaminsky 28 of Near Niles Michigan and traveler Harvey C Bennett 26 of Tracy California denied Moscow radio claims they denounced espionage. Kaminsky pleaded guilty saying Russians told him of a lenient sentence and he was expelled after a seven year term was suspended. Both said they gathered information for a book and were treated well though Kaminsky expressed remorse and questioned the spy charges.
The Sept. 16 morning trial was held publicly with about 100 in attendance. Karinsky and others were sentenced and later released on Oct 43 before crossing into Czechoslovakia and entering Austria on a route toward the United States.
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