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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1960
Page
6
A city planning meeting and Skelling Committee session are set in Harripbure tonight to discuss the Aprani mendiations of the Mualarluk engineering fir. The program includes a monthly study on sponsor bill at Clery Att tet School with a timetabled session at 7:80 p.m. Community members are invited to help shape the master plan for the city.
The article reports Nixon accusing Jack of downgrading the United States and criticizing opponents of the Castro regime in Cuba. He defends his and Kennedys leadership and argues the nation must avoid political errors during a tense period.
A large blaze tore through the Lebanon macaroni plant causing two injuries and extensive damage. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the flames past daybreak, using ladder trucks and water lines to contain the six story brick building. Company officials estimated damages could exceed one million dollars and no death toll was reported.
District Attorney to reopen 1932 death of writer-producer Bern in Benedict Canyon Los Angeles after 4 years. Hecht article claims a forged note and murder by another man. Bern and actress Miss Harlow married in 1982 and she remarried after his death two months later.
Fragmentary notes recall a writer of Hecht stature urging DA to investigate a murder claim. The text mentions Bern's death and a suicide from a balcony, with police linking motives to a longtime supporter, Dorothy Millette, and a body found in the Sacramento River slough days later.
The gold price in London opened at 87.60 per ounce and rose to 338 31, with yesterday’s close at 37.80. Despite denials of a U S price rise, demand continued from last week as official price plans remained unsettled. Five firms control the London gold market and fix the price.
A fiery collision in a Pike Tunnel near Chambersburg Pennsylvania killed Walter White about 40. He died in the wreckage of his train trailer after being pinned when steel shifted in the crash. Turnpike crews responded hearing his cries and worked to reach him as others were treated and removed from the scene.
Newark New Jersey dispatch reports a woman farmer accused of aiding labor and industry asserts equality with male business leaders. Investigators connect bombings to prior associates in Allentown and New York City. Marion A Smith identified a former coworker as a possible bomber.
Fragmentary text reports a Milford man named Victie or Victie Milford achieving a win in an unspecified event. The readable portion mentions a person named Howie and references to a Greenynd Tike Vip hub and an unfamiliar telecommunication tone.
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