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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1961
Page
3
Pennsylvania revenue last month fell by more than 1.4 million dollars from August 1980, with four percent sales tax leading declines. State officials noted total collections near 865,464 compared with 66,879 the year prior.
A fragment lists Capt Richard Bush Salvation Army officer in California George E H Miggins of London International youth secretary Col William Seiler divisional commander and Brigadier John Waldron territorial youth secretary in a regional report with several titles and roles.
William Makinen, father of 22 year old Marvin Makinen sentenced to eight years in a Soviet camp, says he is willing to travel to Moscow to plead with Premier Khrushchev for his son's release. He mentions fundraising and even a possible trip to meet the President if it helps. The youth studied in West Berlin on a Fulbright and was to enter the University of Pennsylvania medical school.
British Field Marshal Montgomery arrived in Peiping today on a three week visit to Communist China, the Reds New China News Agency reported. This marks his second visit to Red China as he travels through Peiping and other cities.
Dr Hudson Hoagland warned at the Pugwash Conference in Vermont that an all out nuclear war in the 20th century would end mankind by the 40th century and cause genetic damage across generations. He urged scientists to use the meetings to buy time for world leaders to resolve ideological differences.
A solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for Rt. Rev. Msgr. C. Raymond McQuillen pastor of St. Joseph Church in Sharon. The 64 year old Erie Diocese figure suffered a fatal heart attack Monday while assisting at funeral services in Sharpsville. He formerly directed charities and served as chancellor of the Erie diocese and was a cousin of Archbishop John Mark Gannon. He was a Greenville native.
James Marlow reviews the Belgrade gathering of 25 nonaligned states. He argues the bloc’s moral force is offset by hypocrisy in denouncing Western colonialism while tolerating Soviet and Chinese oppression, with limited unity and no decisive action. The piece weighs Africa Asia and Europe leaders amid Cold War tensions and future US Soviet choices.
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