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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1961

Page

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U S Rejects Soviet Berlin Terms In Early Talks

The United States signals no willingness to accept Khrushchev's Berlin demand as Western leaders press for a peaceful solution. Secretary Rusk questions Soviet readiness to modify its position and plans a meeting with Gromyko next week to report to allied leaders.

New York Premer Khrushchev Berlin Dean Ruske Andrew A. Gromyko Khrushchev Germany West Berlin Rusk Gromyko United States Britain France West Germany Ennédy Washington

Record Plane Bookings Despite Tragic Crashes

Mrs. Robert Tunnell of the Erie County Motor Club reports a surge in plane bookings despite recent crashes. She notes a expected record month as rail and car trips fall after Labor Day while southern travel rebounds and southwest travel cools.

Corrylles Robert Tunnell Erie County Motor Club Tunnel

Welfare moves spark New York relief roll concerns

Monroe County official cites three cases of Florida and Georgia recipients urged to relocate to New York for welfare, while Erie County and Georgia officials discuss similar issues. Florida refutes claims, stating welfare payments require qualification elsewhere, while local officials voice alarm over cross state assistance schemes.

Rochester Florida Georgia New York Williams. Woods Monroe County Woods Buffalo Erie Paul ¥. Burke Alhough Burke Sata Tn Allants Alan Kemper Jacksonville Frank M. Craft Florida Department of Public Warfare State Department of Public Welfare Craft

Bear caught in Crawford County trap after damaging beehives

A large black bear weighing 800 to 400 pounds was trapped Wednesday night in Spar­tansburg area near Hatchtown. The bear damaged Kenneth Eastman’s beehives and chased off in a field after removal, destroying about 14 hives. Deputy Game Protector Bill Kroski and local authorities guarded the scene as the bear was moved to Forest County.

Hatchtown State Game Commission Maggie Rogers Church Run Road Hatchtown Road Spartansburg German Hill Lee Kenneth Eastman Bill Kroski Sparkansburg Kroski Trayfer Tee

Corry Burglar Detained. Troopers Seek Added Charges

Corry Troopers file detainer to hold burglar Robert B. Richter as he faces grand jury consideration in New York for multiple break-ins. Richter, 23, admitted to stealing from five locations including Riceville Garners Hydetown Amur and a Titusville area grocery and dairy bar. A Riceville raid recovered 569 dollars of goods at his home. Police also found two shotguns an air pistol and 25 dollars in change in Talconer with no license plates. Detainer will ensure return to Pennsylvania for local court action.

Guys ‘Mills Chautauqua County Mayville New York State Robert B. Richter Richter Ares Riceville Garners Hydetown Amur Titusville Raymond Anderson New York Talconer Aest Cattaraugus County Brocton Sheridan W. Irwin Pennsylvania

U S Soviet Exhibits Amicable Exchange Deteriorates

Washington AP reports a key part of the U S Soviet exhibit exchange program collapsed amid mutual accusations. The planned Soviet medical exhibit in Oklahoma City and an American transportation show in Moscow were canceled. The State Department cited Russian footdragging and demanded compliance with a 0 8 government contract rule while Russians complained of interference. Dispute centered on fees for liaison staff and terms of use.

Washington U.S Soviet Union State Department Oklahoma City Moscow

Power Fluctuations Hit City With Unknown Cause

Electrical surges and intermittent current disrupted service across the city and Penedees Northwest Division. The fire horn sounded around 2 p.m. as crews investigated a 20 minute outage. Officials blamed a tree that fell onto a main transmission line and awaited guidance from other headquarters.

Corry Pendee Penelecelielis Penelece Tre

Bridges Seriously Ill After Heart Attack At Home

Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire suffered a heart attack at his Concord home and remains in serious condition at Chincord Hospital, with authorities reporting ongoing medical care and concern for his recovery.

Sen. Bridges Concord N.#1 Sen Styles Bridges R-Nal Conditio Chincord Hospital

Senate Inquiry Targets Pentagon Censorship of Officers

Senate Armed Services Subcommittee chaired by Sen. John C. Stennis plans a thorough, possibly broadened inquiry into charges by Sen. Strom Thurmond that military officers were censored in anti-communism remarks and indoctrination courses. The panel will hear testimonies under oath to determine policy and methods used to alert the public to communism's menace.

Washington Senate Pentagon John C. Stennis D-Miss Special Senate Armed Services Subcommittee Strom Thursrond D-S.c Strom Thurmond Namby Pamby Stennis E.L Bob) Bartlett Alaska Senate Armed Services Committees Stuart L. Symington Henry M. Jackson Wash Leverett Saltonstall M Styles Bridges Margaret Chase Smith Maine K Stennis

Dems Name Stoddard Head Of Coming Drive

The Corry Democratic Club met in the Garden Room of the VFW to elect officers and plan a November campaign. Gene Stoddard was named chairman, James Hannan vice chairman, Geneva Clayton secretary, and Gommieteé treasurer with ward representatives Janet Cafroll, Kaiser, Maloney, McQuiston, Reynolds. Hannan and Kaiser named campaign managers. The Young Dems announced a smorgasbord on October 7 and a Harvest Dance October 14 inviting candidates and the public. James Hammond spoke, a mayoral contender.

Te Suite Democrats Club of Corry WFW Gene Stoddard James Hannan Geneva Clayton Sec Grahams Janet Cafroll Baward Kaiser Richard Maloney Arthur McQuiston Danilel Reynolds Hannan Kaiser Young Dems VFW Moose Club Young Democrats Club James Hammond

Tragic leap fails as runaway truck crashes near Donegal

State police report on Route 42 hillside incident in Westmoreland County where Ary Richard Beckner, 29, of Somerset died from injuries after leaping from a careening truck whose brakes failed. He ditched the rig and struck his head on the pavement before hospitalization.

Somehsil Richard Beckner Somerset Somerset Community Hospital Donegal Westmoreland County Beckner

First Man Swims English Channel Both Ways Nonstop

Antonio Albertondo, a 2-year-old Argentinian, became the first to swim the English Channel both ways nonstop, completing England to France and back in 43 hours 6 minutes. He swam the 22-mile stretch through cold waters and changing tides without complaint. Vatican aide dies in Rome: Rev. Filippo Soccorski, 61, director emeritus of Vatican Radio, passes away.

Vuver Nnginna Vari Antonio Albertondo English Channel England France Vatican Rome Filippo Soccorski Vatican Radio

Russia Seeks Chinese Entry at U N Despite U S Opposition

In a historic move the United Nations General Assembly considers admitting Red China, with the United States opposing inclusion and the Soviet Union pushing for Peiping’s membership. Debate centers on Asian influence, disarmament issues, and potential interim UN leadership as East West tensions linger over Berlin and nuclear tests.

United Nations API China Peiping Assembly Britain Soviet Union U.N Sweden Denmark Dax Hammarskjold Berlin Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko Nether

Extra Pay Tax Burden Alarm Draws Laughs

A humorous eviction of talk about pay and wardrobes ends with a Tax Foundation study. It finds Erie County workers must set aside four days of each working month for federal, state, and local taxes. The average household loses 206 dollars monthly to taxes, while food, clothing, and tobacco cost 138 dollars. The piece notes eight days of work remain after taxes. Continued on Page Eight.

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