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In January a 74 year old man owned a tin workshop and practiced learning words. The text is incomplete and unclear about the full event or actions taken.
14 Sep 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1961
Page
1
In January a 74 year old man owned a tin workshop and practiced learning words. The text is incomplete and unclear about the full event or actions taken.
The Mercury capsule, circling Earth after a 100 minute run, splashed in the Atlantic 161 miles east of Bermuda. NASA aims to launch another capsule this year, possibly with a chimpanzee aboard, as mission chief Robert Gilruth notes minor electronic glitches but broad confidence remains.
Meadville area gains a new industry as Hughson Chemical Co, a division of Lord Manufacturing Co of Erie, plans a 400000 dollar plant on Route 198 in Saegertown. Construction starts immediately with roof by December and startup by January. The firm to hire 25 to 50 workers, expanding over 16 months of negotiations aided by MAIC funds.
The State Employment Service will conduct a one week survey of temporary and regular unemployment claimants as required by law. William A. Michael says interviews will be private and confidential and data will not affect benefits. Previous survey ran May 19 1961. others planned January and April 1962 across all states and territories.
A teenager died when a drag race car blew a front tire and crashed into a utility pole. Edward P. Hartnett, 19, of Johnstown, was killed. Driver Tony Kits, 19, also from Johnstown, faces homicide by motor vehicle charges. Two companions were injured and charged with drag racing.
Secretary Dean Rusk opens a three day Western ministerial conference at the State Department to map an Allied approach to the Soviet Union over Berlin negotiations. British and French ministers join, with preliminary talks with West German and British figures as the plan covers Berlin talks, emergency measures, and UN membership bids. President Kennedy says the U S remains ready for talks to preserve an honorable peace without force.
Ford Motor Co and Philco directors announce agreement in principle to combine assets and liabilities with Philco becoming a Ford subsidiary. The deal aims to broaden operations and entry into new fields, including national defense and space efforts, with stockholder approval and tax conditions. Philco, founded 1892 in Philadelphia as Hells 4 Storage Battery Co, operates 12 domestic plants.
In Jackson Mississippi Rev Albert L Pierson son in law of New York governor Nelson Rockefeller and 14 other Episcopal priests were jailed after attempting to desegregate Jacksons bus terminal. They refused orders to leave the white waiting room prompting breach of peace arrests. Trial set for Friday with the clergy on a prayer pilgrimage from Rochester and Evanston. Rockefeller's wife Ann is one of the governor's five children.
Evangelist Billy Graham told about 30 000 in Philadelphia that only a broad return to God can avert America's downfall to materialism and secularism. He warned the Babylonians punished the Israelites for forsaking faith and likened Manasseh to Adolf Eichmann, urging more Christians to enter politics in Pennsylvania.
A 55 year old man, Harry Graves of Spartansburg, was arraigned on drunken driving charges after a two car crash at 4 20 p m on West Smith street. Charlene Sprovett 17 of Corry was in the other vehicle and was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital with whiplash. total damage to both cars was about 300 dollars. Witnesses say Graves struck Sprovett twice while she waited at a red light and may have left the scene unless Mrs Reed urged him to stop. The incident involved a school bus and a hospital visit for neck injuries.
Corry State Police investigated a two-vehicle collision two miles north of Beaverdam on Route 88. Driver Joly Mountain of East Church Street lost control, was struck by an oncoming car driven by an Indiana motorist. Oscar Huth Jessie Huth Mimi Weiner Clarence Neiner hospitalized with varied injuries.
John M Tipton aged 39 from Downingtown died at University Hospital from burns suffered in a paint explosion at his place of employment on August 30. He is survived by relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
In Galveston Texas residents confront wreckage aftermath of a terrible storm. A man surveys a pile of wood from his home as a woman and child emerge from debris. A survivor-clinging father smiles through fatigue while sightseers photograph the damage and people begin to recover.
AP dispatch from Galveston describes a Red Cross chapter house collapse during Hurricane Carla evacuations. About 1,000 people were in and around the building. investigators believe a ruptured gas line caused fumes to spread as emergency crews responded. Houston Chronicle reporter Elmer Mertleson reported injuries among fight persons and attendees.
The storm's reach widens across the Midwest with flooding in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri while Louisiana Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin endure rising waters. National Guardsmen and refugees struggle through mud as public health threats increase and water supplies are contaminated in many towns.
A fatal crash on Route 6 near Union City in August marks the area’s worst nine month highway record. August saw 23 accidents causing 23 injuries and $17,168 in property damage. State Police Lt. Irwin noted 18,510 miles driven across 14 patrols and 168 traffic arrests, 15 linked to accidents.
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