25 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1960
Page
1
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In Ohio and West Virginia, Vice President Nixon accuses Senator Kennedy of winning by downgrading U.S. prestige. He claims Kennedy misleads voters with half truths while urging constructive programs. Nixon defends federal spending and monetary policy amid campaign appeals in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania.
Slippery roads from the season’s first real snow blanket caused mishaps as Erie Crawford and Warren counties cleared primary routes with salt and plows. In Meadville region accidents injured Dr. Clayton Junker, 85, and others while Miss Josephine Mills, 18, suffered facial injuries. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies and highs mid 40s with overnight lows near 28.
A fragmentary report describes a plastics facility incident with a melt and smoke, noting staff response and a raid inquiry. The text mentions employee sessions, a product drying system, and a whaling aiguish fire, with unclear dates and roles.
AP reports strikes and fist fights in Communist East Germany over hidden wage disputes. Incidents occurred at government railroad repair shops in Cottbus and Eberswalde east of Berlin in October. After hours, workers returned to duties with vows that old pay scales would stand. The Free Jurists Committee cited a similar report from Dresden’s state airplane factory, not confined to one site.
In RiliSBURGH AP a mother Donna Marie Kowalski died after living in a car with her parents since Saturday night Police say her parents Charles Kowalski 41 and Mary 37 were evicted from their home An autopsy cites acute inflammation as the cause of death resulting in cruelty charges against the trio.
H Theodore Tate, 85, former treasurer of the United States, died Sunday from injuries suffered earlier. He had resigned the post on January 17, 1929, after a brief tenure in Washington.
In Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Robert Kennedy charges Republican leaders in Bucks County eastern Pennsylvania with distributing anti Catholic literature to smear his campaign. Bucks County official John Bodley and Democratic leader John Mulligan deny involvement and say they have no evidence. The dispute follows a Nixon whistle stop tour with residents reporting such literature at their homes. The story notes Kennedy warned the religious issue could swing the election.
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle won initial approval for a 2.2 billion franc program to build an independent French nuclear deterrent outside NATO. The motion passed amid a sharp censure vote that could have toppled Premier Debre if successful. Senate scrutiny and further debates loom as opponents warn of isolation from allies.
Cape Canaveral observers watched Titan No 25 blaze a 6100 mile Meht to a South Atlantic target marking the last test shot of the Titan 1 series. Data capsule recovered at sea after reentry as the missile, whose tail trail lit the sky, ends a run aimed at 10000 miles. The plan to 6 325 mile operational range and base readiness next summer at Lowry Air Force Base is outlined.
United Nations press reports Cuba charges the United States plans a large scale invasion of Cuba. Raul Roa cites a 19Americans executed in anti Castro expedition and claims aircraft were dropped in central Cuba. Cuba seeks urgent General Assembly debate with Soviet and allied support.
Erie County Democrats extended their lead to 1 168 registrations as the November election nears. Official totals show Democrats 59 559 Republicans 91. A full registration count totals 119 258 with 1 308 miscellaneous. Street lists delivered to party HQ and absentee ballots noted as playing a large role. County election officials urged residents to vote early, warning of possible poll overload.
Viktor Jaaminets, an Estonian sailor who fled Khrushchev’s liner Baltika, told delegates in New York that the West must demand more from the Kremlin and resist false maneuvering. He spoke at the Assembly of Captive European Nations, urging action over talk as he seeks asylum.
An Egyptian court sentenced six foreigners to prison terms ranging from seven to sixteen years for spying for Israel. The court also handed down death sentences to three of the 111 Egyptians accused in the case.
Havana reports Fidel Castro’s government nationalized about 250 American firms in Cuba in retaliation for the U S embargo on most exports. The decree excludes Moa Bay Mining Co and the Nicaro nickel plant while leaving the Guantanamo base untouched. Compensation is to come from Cuban sugar proceeds. owners may receive little or nothing.
Washington AP report quotes Raymond J Saulnier chair of the President’s Council of Economic Advisors denying a recession. He argues the economy is in a good position for further gains and criticizes Democratic claims while noting some tempering factors. He cautions against easy money and deficit spending and says the recession talk slows business and consumer plans.
Donors filled the bloodmobile yesterday with 41 pints collected, a record low for the local drive. Of 57 invited donors, 20 did not show, 15 walk ins brought total to 44, with 3 rejects. Weather and cold sufferers reduced attendance. regular donors also stayed away. St. George noted the outing was affected by the cold and later timing.
Kenneth Hunter of Mt Pleasant Pa died in Warren General Hospital from injuries after a one car crash near Swann Grove on October 1st. His 15 year old passenger Gary Stewart of Slisar Grove was treated and later discharged. Coroner ruled death accidental and noted jaw fractures and concussions.
In San Juan AP reporting, Roman Catholic bishops publish a pastoral letter urging Puerto Rico flock to oppose Gov Luis Munoz Marin’s Popular Democratic party. The controversy widens as protests target Bishop James McManus’s residence in Ponce and bishops split on whether voting Nov 8 is a sin or a matter of conscience.
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