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26 Oct 1961
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
1
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Bates
Nao Baime
Atocrat
Miqua
Tent. Inc
Oneers
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Panalyy Serear
Paula
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Senators Blast Eisenhower Over Kennedy Policy Attacks
Senate Democrats led by Mike Mansfield condemned former President Eisenhower for criticizing Kennedy era fiscal policy and the Peace Corps. Mansfield argued the nation faced a record peacetime deficit of 12.5 billion while praising progress since Kennedy, and urged refraining from political theater.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Washington
API
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
Montana
New York
Mansfield
Iam
Kenedy
Congress
News Dealers Balked By Foul Novel Controversy
Henry Muner’s Tropic of Cancer novel sparks protests and mixed dealer responses. One outlet displays then removes copies awaiting restock. others deny stock and show little appetite for the title. Distribution status hinges on reader reaction and local objections.
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Corry
Warren News Co
Warren
Dewler
Cory Sales
Corporations Fund Il Quota Reported To Date
Corporations fund Il reported a quota of 22 300 dollars with 15 635 dollars received to date. This shows 71 percent of the target fulfilled and highlights ongoing contributions from business groups toward the campaign.
Russia Faces Worst Internal Crisis Since Forty Eight
Washington reports rumors that the Soviet Union may expel Albania from the Warsaw Pact. Officials study the potential split within the Communist bloc as Moscow and Peiping tensions test Khrushchev’s stance. The Albania dispute could influence Western strategies even if no decisive outcome emerges.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Albania
Warsaw
Pact
U.S
Moscow
Communist Party
Red China
Red
Khrushchev
Peiping
Bel- UN
Moscow Party
Sentences Two For Vehicle Code Violations Here
No cases of violations of the motor vehicle code which took place last month were resolved in Erie County court. Judge Samuel Rossiter imposed sentences on two drivers, Dens Beardsley and Harry Graves, for driving during suspensions and drunken driving, with penalties including workhouse time and probation. Herman Menalieh of Monessen was elected president of the Pennsylvania Tavern Association for 1962 in Harrisburg.
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Pricate
Samuel Rossiter
Beardsies
Clymer
Allegheny County
Beardsley
Corryite
New York
Spartansburg
Harry’ Graves
Graves
Charlene Sprovert
Harrisburg
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania Tavern Association
Herman Minalieh
Monessen
Wis
Ipvin. Schlegel
Bellefonte
United Fund Drive Reaches 62 Percent Mark
United Fund officials reported 62 percent of the $69,000 goal at a breakfast in Corry. Pledges totaling $43,315 were on the way, with one final report breakfast scheduled for Monday morning at the hotel as the drive winds up this weekend. The page bottom shows quotas pledges and the to date percentage.
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Corry
United Fund Drive
Seek Immediate Action On Plea Against Testing
UNITED NATIONS N Y AP Bolstered by a 75 10 vote of approval from the UN political committee delegates pressed today for quick General Assembly action on a appeal to the Soviet Union not to explode a 50 megaton hydrogen bomb. Denmark one of eight sponsors urged top priority as the appeal cleared a stormy committee session with Soviet opposition. The Soviet bloc and Cuba voted against the appeal Mali abstained and 15 nations mostly African were absent. Tsarapkin warned Moscow would reject the appeal claiming NATO maneuvers would not deter the Soviet Union from perfecting its defenses, noting past U S tests of 15 200 and perhaps 30 megatons. Khrushchev earlier suggested the giant bomb could be exploded by Oct 31. The Security Council also approved UN membership for Outer Mongolia and Mauritania ending a deadlock.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Denmark
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
Mali
Africa
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Kremlin
NATO
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Counci
U.N
Outer Mongolia
Mauritania
Tax Body Eyes $1 747 Claim On Dead Firm
The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee reviews a $1 747 claim against the defunct Ecc clesiastical Furniture firm in Erie bankruptcy proceedings. Other creditors include the federal government and Citizens National Bank. Tax receiver R Elwin Fuller reports on third quarter receipts showing a 6 percent year over year gain but nine month totals lag 1960. The committee also discusses replacing an at large member and potential successor to Council.
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Erie
Wong
Nght
R Elwin Fuller
Tum
Fedoral
Citizens National Bank
William Washabaugh
Luke Graham
Corry
Jand
Guy Abbey
Council
Selecl
Puller
Escorted Through East Berlin Amid Border Checks
A troubled traveler faced refusal of entry at East Berlin border controls after presenting identification to West German police. The convoy lingered briefly in East Berlin before returning to West Berlin.
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Cumints
East Berlin
Rete Fue Wy Shaw
West Berlin
Reds Tighten Noose On Allies In Berlin
In Berlin the East German police turned back an American Army car after a passenger refused to show identity papers. The incident follows earlier refusals by Allied civilians and shows the testing of East Berlin access rules. Maj. Gen. Watson sought Washington instructions as Solovyev rejected protest and maintained East German control over access.
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U.S. Army
East Berlin
Albert Watson
Washington
Ast Berlin
Andrei J. Splovyey
Watson
East
Joseph Reap
State Department
Solovyev
Reap
United States
Physicists To Learn Fallout Whys And Wherefores Soon
US military physicists will analyze the Soviet atomic blast to determine details of the device and its effects. Data from seismographic and air pressure instruments, plus samples from high altitude aircraft, aim to reveal explosion characteristics and fallout patterns for weapons analysis and safety planning.
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U. 5
Washington
Soviet Union
Weather Bureau
Aleutian
Aplands
Alaska
Eres
Area Crash Kills Brielle UC Man Hurt
A two-vehicle collision on Route 19 in Union City killed Jesse A Maxson and injured James A Green. Maxson died at the scene. Green, 48, was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie. Troopers report both vehicles crossed the center line, with the northbound car colliding head on with the southbound truck.
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Union Cary
Brie
Lawrence Pack Slite
Jesse A Maxson
Wit
Wlerkage
James A. Green
Union City
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
Seiber
Mat
Wales
Brett Wikers
Ohio Woman Injured In Route 6 Crash
A Columbus Ohio motorist Dorothy King, 40, was eastbound on Route 6 when her auto rear blew out, veered off the road and overturned several times. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment of facial injuries. Vehicle valued at 1200 dollars.
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Fale
Union City
Columbus Ohio
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry State Poller
Dorothy Bo King
Corry
Health Officers Meet To Decide On Fallout Protection
Washington AP Health officials from across the nation gathered in a closed Public Health Service session to discuss fallout protection measures after Soviet nuclear tests. Dr. Prowels Weber stated no imminent danger, but noted fallout could reach earth from atmospheric blasts, with the AEC reporting multiple tests since Sept. 1 and a possible megaton-range detonation.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Prowels Weber
Soviet Union
Weber
Us, Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
AEC
Cars Sideswipe In Hydetown Two Drivers Involved in Sign Crash
At about 5 p m yesterday a two car sideswipe on Route 8 in Hyde Town caused one vehicle to ram a large sign. Charles R Cyphert 86 Limestone Pa and George G Hay 77 Pitcairn Pa were southbound and attempting to pass when collision occurred. Damage estimated at 100 to the Cyphert car 200 to the Hay car and 75 1 to the sign. possible charges pending after investigation. Pipeline aide dies in Chicago James A Laing 61 secretary treasurer of Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America died yesterday.
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Hyde
Charles R. Cyphert
Limestone
Alito
George G. Hay
Pitcairn
Chicago
James A. Laing
The
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
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Mario Amadeo
Argentina
Peal
Tsarapkin
Amadeo
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United Fund
UN Assembly
Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Reds
Con Bi
Niles
Atomic Energy Commission
Brielle
Ohio
Rams
Hydetown
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