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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1957
Page
6
Voter registrations will be held at two locations in Millcreek Township this week with Thursday marking the move into a new district for eligibility in the November election. A September 16 deadline hits the first November election cycle as residents may register at the county courthouse or other offices.
In Sturgis Kentucky a crowd of 100 to 150 watched Black students enter Sturgis High School under police protection as tensions followed a federal order to integrate. National Guardsmen were deployed then removed after the attorney general ruled integration illegal due to lack of local authorization.
Mary Kay Dykes and Carol Ann Hassett were awarded diplomas from Spencer Hospital School of Nursing Meadville in a Sunday ceremony. Dykes, with top scholastic average, will work at Ashtabula General Hospital. Hassett will join Corry Memorial Hospital. Both plan November State Board exams. Guardsmen were sent to Clay Webster County amid a federal judge approved voluntary integration program for all county public schools.
After a record month in New York, Billy Graham returned home to North Oxon and planned to reappear in the metropolitan area in late September for a breakfast with NYC clergymen and a week of evangelistic meetings ending October 27 at the Polo Grounds. Tens of thousands filled Times Square for a late Sunday night windup, shouting for decisions for Christ as hymns echoed through the streets.
Oliver P. Morton, who led AP operations in Florida for nearly 20 years, died yesterday in New Rochelle New York. Born in Griffin Georgia Morton began his career in Athens Georgia and joined AP in 1924.
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