Candidates Clash In 4th TV Radio Debate
Nixon and Kennedy meet for a fourth one hour TV radio debate from ABC TV Center New York. Broadcast by ABC NBC CBS and Mutual. A panel of four newscasters will question the candidates with Quincy Howe moderating.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
American Broadcasting Co
TV Center
West 66Th Street
NBC
CBS
Mubral
Kennedy
Nixon
Hoi
Herbert G. Kleit
Sid
Nixon-mides-tre
Camp Sant
ABC
California
John Edwards
Walter Cronkite
Frank Singiser
Mutual
John Chancellor
Quincy Howe
Nixon Defends Labor Plans Amid Kennedy Debate
Vice President Nixon, ahead of a Kennedy clash, advances Taft-Hartley amendments to curb major labor disputes and argues Kennedy would federalize labor. He proposes boards with pre strike settlement powers and court support to avert crises. Corry records first snow of 1960-61 season with 21 October reading and regional impacts.
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Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Attace
Kenned
Ever
Winlon
Taft- Hartley
Corry
Corry Area High School Report Sees High Holdin Power
Corry Area High School's annual operations report shows a holdin power of 5.9 percent with 26 students dropping before graduation. A Penn State survey finds 87 percent satisfaction with the school system, curriculum, and instructors, while local test scores exceed national averages in six of seven categories. The superintendent notes community support and tax-funded facilities boost outcomes. future needs include continued school improvements and industrial growth.
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Corry Area High School
William E. Rodemeyer
Corry
Pennsylvania State University
Sanstagnon
Bordemeyer
Penn State
Rodemayer
Moe
Academic
Black Market Aids Cuba In Trade Crisis
Cuba faces trade stress as the U S embargo remains largely in place. Ernesto Guevara notes black marketeers in the United States may undercut restrictions while Cuba seeks new markets for sugar and other exports with Soviet bloc support and international aid. He warns of a possible U S financed invasion from Guatemala but remains confident in allies.
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Cuba
U.S
United States
al Rut National Bank
Ernesto Guevara
Fockets
Russia
Gueyarte
Pisht
Soviet Union
Red China
Czechoslovak
North Korea
East
Germany
Washington
Guerra
Guevara
Guatemala
Deadline Nears for Absentee Ballot in Contested Election
Corrintes urges absentee voting for those unable to reach polling places as ballots must be requested by November 1 and received by the County Board of Elections by the second Friday after the election. Erie County residents abroad or disabled may mail applications with signatures.
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Corrintes
S.A. Long
Cong Chamber of Commerce
County Board of Elections
Erie County County House
Long
Boy suffocates in feed bin on poultry farm near Pats ton
A one year old boy, Patrick M Yahner, suffocated in a feed bin on his father's poultry farm near Pats ton after likely falling inside. Coroner Joseph Goveker said he was covered with feed and found after shoes were seen outside the bin. He died on arrival at Miners Hospital Spangler. Peggy Knudsen sues for divorce from James C Jordan after five years separation seeking custody of three children and 1000 dollars monthly support and alimony.
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Patston
Joseph Goveker
Cambria County
Patrick M. Yahner
Paul Yahner
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Los Angeles
Peggy Knudsen
James C. Jordan
Miss Knudsen
Jordan
Jim
Marion Jordan
Molly
America Not Losing World Prestige Ike
Industry economists in Hot Springs Va say the United States faces a mild brief recession with production not rising or falling sharply for about two years. Officials including Secretary of Commerce Frederik Mueller and the BAC panel are weighing the outlook at a fall session.
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America
Ike
Hot Springs
Vernment
Frederik Ho Mueller
Counel
BAC
Mertinus
Treas
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Eisenhower Denies Dem Claims of U S Second Rate Power
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic charges that America is a second rate power and that prestige is at an all time low. Kennedy supporters counter with demands for equal free air time and accuse the White House of partisan campaigning during a San Francisco Commonwealth Club appearance.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
America
John F. Kennedy
Roger Kent
Kennedy
California
White House
Commonwealth Club
United States
Kenedy
Hisenhow
Soviet Union
Power firms seek permits for Kinzua hydro project in Warren County
Warren Pennsylvania Electric Co operative and Allegheny River Reservoir partners filed with the Federal Power Commission for preliminary permits to study a proposed hydroelectric development along the Allegheny River in Warren County. The plan envisions 10 000 kW at Kinzua and 17 500 kW at Warren with output mainly to meet local peak demands. A preliminary permit does not authorize construction and grants no firm right until further studies are completed.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Electrc Co
Army Electric Co-operative
Tye
Wyethers
Younsville
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D. C
Warren County
Kingua
Piriploe
Dhe Warren
Pragees
Uter Electric Co-Opera
Teachers Mull Provisions Of Pay Schedule
A six member teacher committee and six Curry Area Joint School Committee members resumed talks on three pay schedule topics. They tentatively recommended incentive pay for teachers taking college credit hours, pay for jury duty, and aid for emergency leave. Definite recommendations are expected before the joint committee’s November meeting.
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Jence
Emerson
Teathers Toting
Curry Area
Six Feathers
William 5. Rudemyer
Jont
State OKs School Bond Issue For Two Districts
The Pennsylvania State School Building Authority approved a bond issue for Drexel and Company in Philadelphia for two area districts to fund school building projects. The contract sets 4.00 percent interest. State official Bateman expressed surprise at the favorable rate and market response.
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Pennsylvania
Hiorils
UNICEF Plea To Be Made Here Oct 31
UNICEF drives set for Corry on October 31 with children collecting pennies at five local sites. Kids gather at Wright School Hardin School Presbyterian Church Dither Church and St Eds Selioat then go door to door to raise funds for overseas child relief.
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Unicef
Corry
Je Wright
Hardin Schnol
Presbyterian Church
Dither Church
Watters Dies in New Albany World Philatelist Leader
J Howard Walters aged 42, once president of the World Philatelic Society, died in New Albany after a brief illness on Wednesday. He was a noted figure in stamp collecting circles and led the society during his tenure.
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J Tl. Watters
New Albany
Ind
Howard Walters
The
World Philatelle Society
Wesleyville Woman’s Husband Leads Pennsylvania PTA Chapter
Mrs Harold G Moore of Wesleyville elected president of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers at the 52nd annual convention. He will serve a two year term.
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PTA
Pittsburgh
Harold G. Moore
Wesleyville
Pennsylvania Congress of Patents and Teachers
Moore
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