Unclear OCR fragment reports on aviation topic and delays
An incomplete OCR note mentions aviation and delays with references to a preliminary station and a five year back discussion. No clear event date or identifiable entities are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1960
Page
3
An incomplete OCR note mentions aviation and delays with references to a preliminary station and a five year back discussion. No clear event date or identifiable entities are readable.
Admiral Arleigh Burke told reporters after addressing the American Legion Convention that Guantanamo Bay remains essential for training and Caribbean access. He cited treaty backing, Cuba’s independence, and U S legal rights as reasons to stay. William R. Burke of Long Beach was elected national commander, succeeding Martin B. McKnealy. The 1961 convention will meet in Denver.
Former Ohio governor Bricker told about 300 at a Republican rally that Kennedy’s platform is socialist, inflationary, and promises without cost. He praised Nixon as the most qualified presidential candidate of this century and warned of strict controls on American farmers.
The Requiem Mass for Leo T Franz was held at 8 AM at St Elizabeths Church, officiated by Rev Cyril J Kranz. Interment followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery with bearers Harvey Davis Richard Mc Laughlin Ralph Sperry Paul Weber Carl Smith and Louis Hanna. Attendees from away included Leo Franz Jr Loretta Franz Arlene Franz Barron Franz Jack Franz Harvey Davis and Marcia Myers. Ex Senator Ted Cripps 61 former U S Senator from Wyoming died yesterday of a heart attack.
Washington AP reports General Electric's Boulwarism strategy to persuade workers that management offers best protection and terms. The 1950s plan, aimed at avoiding stoppages, faces its first major test as the International Union of Electrical Workers strikes at key GE plants.
A 28 year old man, Kenneth Hubter of Sugar Grove, remains unconscious at Warren General Hospital after a one vehicle crash on Lunde road near Sugar Grove. Passenger Gary Stewart of Sew Grove was treated and discharged for contusions.
The Chautauqua County sheriff reports Theodore G Liniquiet, 17, was found in the woods near Mayville after allegedly breaking into the Bemus Paint general store. He faced charges of burglary and received bond pending grand jury action.
Report excerpts show heated exchanges over President Kennedy's address with Kent accusing a partisan tone while Hagerty argues White House did not seek free time or timing. TV and radio usage in California is described and Eisenhower’s San Francisco visit is noted with Brown’s light counsel on not helping Nixon.
The article outlines a volatile gold market influenced by US policy fears and Swiss money moves. It notes London prices jumping from day to day and discusses why investors turn dollar holdings into gold amid currency doubts and deficits. It highlights Swiss bank restrictions and the belief that US deficits could devalue the dollar, pushing gold demand.
The passage cites a near four billion dollar gap in sports finance context and contrasts it with a year ago when a figure named Uney won similarly. It suggests excess dollars from other unions could be converted into gold at our treasury. It states gold holdings around S1812 pillion and notes observers warn of trouble if deficits grow, implying a net figure in the billions.
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