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05 Sep 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
Sep 05, 1961
Page
1
Kennedy opens door to Soviet test ban despite new nuke test
President Kennedy welcomed Soviet acceptance of a proposed atmospheric nuclear test ban even after a second July explosion in Central Asia. AEC head Glenn Seaborg reported the new shot in the low kiloton range as U S and British officials termed the development not encouraging. First lady Kennedy cut short a Nantucket visit as word reached the White House and State Department reaffirmed hope for Khrushchev to agree to the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Glenn T. Seabory
Atomic Energy Commission
Seabory
U.S
Russia
State Department
Hyannis
Port
Mses
Hennedy
Nantucket Sound
ABC
Andrew Hatcher
White House
United States
Motorist Hurt As Auto Flips Near Columbus
Corry motorist Robert Leek, 22, of 135 Hust Church street, is hospitalized at Corry Memorial with possible fractures and multiple injuries after his car failed to negotiate a curve and rolled over on a dirt road near Columbus. Police said excessive speed for conditions and steering trouble contributed. vehicle is destroyed with about $200 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Robert Leek
Hust Chirch Street
Leek
Son beats father to death after attendings rites for mother
Henry Locke, 26, inmate of Mayview State Hospital, is awaiting further court action on a murder charge for fatally beating his father Hubert A. Locke, 86, a retired Philadelphia attorney. The incident occurred at the family home in Pittsburgh's Est Budan after Locke attended his mother's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirismunuum
Henry Locke
Mayview State Hospital
Locke
Hubert A. Locke
Philadelphia
Mayview
Wiis
Pilliaburgh
Est Budan
Wright School open delayed by window repairs for 1961 62 term
About 595 pupils at Wright School start the 1961 62 term tomorrow as window installations and other alterations run late. New parking rules at Corry Area High School require parking permits during the first week. New teacher assignments and faculty movements announced as work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Wright School
Corry Area High School
Tropical Storm Carla Affects Caribbean Coasts
Tropical Storm Carla was forecast to bring heavy rains and strong winds to the eastern coasts of Honduras and the Yucatan Peninsula as Betsy churned in the North Atlantic. The Miami Weather Bureau warned conditions in the western Caribbean were not favorable for Carla to strengthen into a hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fis
Carla
Nicaragua
Honduras
Betsy
North Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Yucatan Peninsula
Rebellion Halts Goulart as Brazil Turmoil Grows
In Brasilia an air force rebellion blocked leftist leader Goulart from reaching the capital to be sworn in as president. Congressmen were rushed to a midnight session as dissidents warned they could shoot down his plane if he attempted to arrive. Acting President Mazzilli urged Goulart to stay away while the military chiefs discussed a figurehead role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
Jean Goulart
Hruail
Air Force
Goulart
Ranieri Masailli
Porto Ale
Mazzilli
Kennedy Faces Full Week Of Vital Decisions
President Kennedy returns to Washington from Cape Cod and meets with Defense Secretary McNamara and AEC head Seaborg to discuss U S atomic policy as the Soviet Union conducts a second atmospheric nuclear test. He weighs France's stance and awaits a de Gaulle position while assessing a proposed global ban. Travel fog disrupts Pittsburgh airport operations for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hent Kennedy
Cape Cod
Mass
U.S
Soviet Union
Robert 5. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Wale ‘House
Andrews Air Forcs Base
Maryland
Kennedy
Caroline
Joseph P. Kennedy
Dead Neck
Cape Cod White House
Moon
Marlin
Central Asia
Chester W. Clifton
Harold Macmillan
Andrew T. Hatcher
iKennedy Macmillan
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
France
Little Rock to Desegregate Four High Schools and Four Junior Highs
Associated Press reports Little Rock will desegregate a technical high school and four junior high schools with no disorder as 48 Negro students enter Cent3 Hall High and the other campuses under guard. Officials expected peaceful integration reminiscent of 1957 Central High events while nearby cities begin phased desegregation.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Centist
Hall
Central
Val Faubus
Nation
Mi Ff
New Orleans
Faubus
Berk
Lus
Galveston
Tex
Daymond Beach
Fla
New Orléans
Berlin Air Corridors Tension Grow Over Soviet Threats
Western airlines fear Soviet and East German pressure could shut or reroute flights to West Berlin. Pan Am and others warn inclusion of East Berlin Schoenfeld airport threat could halt service. Pilots note restricted 10 000 foot minimums and fog seasons heighten risk as East Germany claims traffic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Weather slows road toll during Labor Day weekend
Weather kept holiday traffic deaths down as the National Safety Council reported 384 traffic fatalities for the Labor Day period, below the 420 projected. Boating and other accidents added 24 and 72 deaths respectively, with the total tally around 530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nation Safety Council
National Safety Council
Yank Tourist Charged as Spy by Russia
A young American student in West Berlin, Marvin William MacKinnon, was arrested in the Soviet Ukraine and charged with espionage. Tass said he photographed military installations and traveled through Hungary and Czechoslovakia collecting intelligence. The penalty for conviction is death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
West Berlin
Soviet Ukraine
Tass
Marvin William MacKinnon
Rame
U.S
State Department
Mackinnon
Chessell
Mich
Chassell
Upper Peninsula
West Berlin University
U. S
Boylet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Crash Kills Two Men in Hershey Barricade Crash
State Police reported a fatal crash in Hershey Pennsylvania on February 5 322 yesterday when a car struck a barricade killing Earley Clark Jr 81 and Bruce Behney both of Mummelstown. It was unclear who was driving the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Earley Clark Jr
Bruce Behney
Mummelstown
State
Po- Nea
Hundreds Arrested Across Six States in Labor Day Weekend Violence
Police arrested hundreds of youths in six states over Labor Day weekend amid wild beach parties and drunken Disorder. In Ocean City Maryland a large crowd disrupted events with a notable 2000 teens at Dean City and multiple arrests. Wildwood New Jersey faced jail overcrowding and large penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ocean City
Lake Geneva
Hampin Beach
N. H
Wildwood
Russells Point
Ohio
Falmouth
Hyannis
Mass
Tre Youthful
Vilence
Ayantis
Kennedy
Palmouth
Dean City
Ue Resort
6Th St
Lake George
N.J
Pines
Louis J. Mattero
Union City Area Crash Injures Four
Four Union City area residents were injured in a head on crash two miles southeast of Union City on Route 178. Police said Charles J. Pritchard and his wife Helen along with Vergie Porter were hospitalized with serious injuries and Doris Moody treated but not admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Charles J. Pritchard
Sherman Street
Helen
Vergie Porter
Hust Hah Street
Theodore Moody
Wesleyville
Moody
Doris
John Nasser
Corry
Pritchard
Moody Auto
Pritchard Auto
Dendinn
Nusser Susie
Corryite Charged With Rape Held For Hearing
Ernest R. Adams 28 of RD 1 Beaverdam was arrested by Constable Richard Blount on a rape charge filed by the parents of a 9 year old girl. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Ploye Marsh and was jailed in Corry. a hearing set today in Erie County. Rape penalties in Pennsylvania can reach up to 15 years and $7,000 fine or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Ernest R. Adams
RD. i
Richard Blount
Justice of the Peace Ployé Marsh
Beaverdam
Adams
Corry
Erie
Blount
Marsh
Mosh
Wommer
Elgin Woman Hurt In Crash
Elgin resident Mrs. James Clapp, 34, sustained neck whiplash when the car she rode in was rear ended near Corry by a vehicle driven by Paul Dietsch. Clapp was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. damage totaled about $100 to the Clapp car and $200 to the other. Possible charges are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowle
Corry
David Miller
James Clapp
Elgin
Route 6
Clapp
Paul 1
Spring Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Miller
Dietsch
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