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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1960
Page
1
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Two Turncoats Questioned On Secret Government Project
Congress set a September hearing to probe how two code clerks labeled self confessed traitors and mentally sick could obtain top secret government agency positions. The case involves Bernon Mitchell and William Martin, tied to a Moscow press conference and accused by Eisenhower of treason. The NSA FBI and Pentagon spokesmen declined to reveal which claims applied to whom. The NSA reportedly received information about the pair before hiring in 1957. A bank box letter they left before leaving the country was seized by court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
Hich
Bernon FP. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Moscow
United States
Eisenhrower
Pentaxon
Franci E. Waller
House Committee On Un-American Activities
PBI
National Security Agency
Walter Sil
FBI
NSA
Walter
Pentagon
Department
PBS
Baig
Apathy Group Plans Mutual Program Mapping
Apathy group and planners plan a Ford Foundation funded session on public apathy. The meeting at Municipal Building will map steps with City Planning Commission and invite Corryites and Steering Communities to participate. Mrs Norman Tarbell chairs the group and invites interested Corty members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumchuikee
Ford Foundation
Bulldine
Plannin Commission
Planning Commission
Norman ‘Tarbell
Michael Baker
Pining Commission
Corry Population Forecast To Reach 11 700 by 1985
Erie County planners project Corry will reach 11 700 residents by 1985 amid a countywide growth plan targeting about 100 000 people by the next two years. The six member staff led by Matthew J Stegner prepared the study using pilot birth and death analyses and comparisons with a Baker Jr engineering firm study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Planning Commission
Cony
Matthew J Stegner
Corry
Michael Baker Jr
Sirvey
Thy Buber
Corey
Edinbard
Guard
Bitte
Notill
Mit
Ab Cessett
Willy
Oishey
UC Youth 19 Charged With Robbery Aid in string of thefts
Robbery ring in the Corry area expands as Robert Taylor 19 of Union City is charged with aiding the series of burglaries. David Buell 18 and Frederick Helms 28 implicate Taylor and another suspect in multiple local thefts. Police say a loaded revolver and stolen goods were found during the investigation.
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Corny
Robert Taylor
RD_4
Union City
Brocton
Russell Barone
David Buell
East Sixth Street
Canny
Frederick Helm
Stoneboro
Taylor
Namid
Hein
Buell
Chautauqua County
Edward Pass
Cort
Earl Schultz
Mendville
Crawford
Warren Counties
Lord
Mercer Garage
R. D
Corry
Canadohta Lake
Ryan's
Unison City
Qwor
Garland
Burk
Barsb-Cue
iCorry
Helms
City Car Co
Pavlov
Chris Jensen
City Spends Seven Thousand On Street Repair Effort
Public records show the city approving seven thousand dollars for a street repair project. Officials cited improved drainage and smoother arterials as crucial for safety and commerce in the downtown area.
TWU President Quill Rejects Arbitration Hearings In Warren
TWU President Quill rejects arbitration and announces hearings in Warren amid a gaming raid. The chaotic scene involves labor leaders, local officials, and a broad mix of defendants and bystanders as investigations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Corry Stickup Artist Fined Put On Parole
A Corry stickup case concludes with a fine and parole. The defendant, identified as Cory, faced charges connected to a plant vault incident and a related crime. Local authorities and the court processed the sentence, with ongoing surveillance and compliance required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dr Francis Lownsend Remembered At Pension Plan Service
A funeral service honored Dr Francis Lownsend, longtime ally of the pension plan, whose death at 93 was marked by tributes from elderly followers. The Wednesday ceremony reflected his decades of work and spirit living on in the movement.
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Lownsend
Los Angeles
Aleral Services
Pension Plan
Francis Tusensend
Persion Plan
Wilendey
Relimiduin
Worbenday
Wages Not Main Issue In RR Strike Sparks Debate
Readable fragments show railroad strike discussions focusing on broader economic and political factors. The text cites government subsidies, wage trends, and potential impacts on employment and production, with references to public sentiment and political figures shaping the dispute.
Legal Snarls Involving Hoffa And Union Up For Compromise
In Washington AP reports that compromise talks proceed on Hoffa and the Teamsters conflicts with the monitor board led by Martin P. O'Donoville. A hearing looms on letting Letts push a PBS agent installation while the union seeks to block board appointments and settle long standing election rigging claims from 1947 through provisional leadership under monitor supervision.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Letts
PBS
Terence PF
McShan
Threeiat Teamsters Board
Montty
Monitor Board
Judee Letts
Etard
Delewiates
Hoffa
Ehairman
Martin P. Jo'donovile
First Day School Attendance Surges Across District
Reported turnout varies by school with Connelway and Columbia showing higher pupil counts than last year. Juniors at Corty Arch High School push total enrollment while overall grades 1 through 11-12 show steady openings.
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Vite
Conelway
Colmbia
Corty Arch High School
Wradess
Urge To Kill Slayer Confesses Three Murders In Hollywood
Henry Adolph Busch 29, foster son of Mrs May Busch, admits killing three women in Hollywood apartment blocks. He tells police of urges to kill and describes bodies of Shirley Payne Margare t Briggs and Elmyra Miller found in May and earlier, with details of the slayings and locations.
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Henry Adolph Busch
Hollywood
Calif
Mariaret Briggs
Pole Sais Busch
Slam Méy
Briggs
Shirley Payne
Elmyra Miller
Calit
Jad
Busch
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Addis Ras
Marcarét Briges
TWU SFU Reject PRR arbitration proposal on work rules
Philadelphia AP report says Michil J. Quill president of the Transport Workers Union remains opposed to compulsory arbitration in the Pennsylvania Railroad strike talks. He cites polling of 46 locals and a public pre judgment by labor secretary Mitchell, noting Railway Labor Act mediation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Michil J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
Haldy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boltl
TWH
PRR
System Federation Union
Uest
Quill
TWU
Mitchell
Washington
Idbor
Lyon Quill
Are
New York
St.Lows
District of Columbia
Condition Of East Columbus Avenue Cited
A Snyder Circle resident appeared before City Council to complain about pavement at 1 Snyder Circle facing East Columbus Avenue. The edge is five inches higher than a washed away berm causing cars to leave the road and ride along the edge near pedestrians. He asked for a barrier lane to keep autos off the walking space and noted cars backing up traffic when turning into Pine Grove Cemetery. The council was told driving on the walk is unlawful and could lead to arrests, and officials planned to involve the highway superintendent to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Circle
Columbus Avenue
Charles Biles
Hites
Cornell
Breck Solin
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hiles
Gounell
Walt
Ike Declines Meeting Khrushchev at UN Opening
President Eisenhower said he does not expect to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev during the United Nations General Assembly opening on September 20. He noted the chances of a face to face with Khrushchev are very slim.
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Eisenhower
General Assembly
S Het Khrustchev
Hchrushcbey
Sigs
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