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14 Apr 1958
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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
Apr 14, 1958
Page
1
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State seeks unity through renewed national dialogue
A fragmented note outlines a push for unity in government with calls for renewed nationwide dialogue and cooperation across parties. It mentions efforts to restore trust, curb division, and present a united front in policy discussions.
Voters Pressure Congress On Unemployment and Recession
A nationwide Associated Press survey shows widespread concern over unemployment and the recession. About 179 of 531 members responded from 142 House members and 20 senators, with mixed views on tax cuts and spending. many favor more aid, and debates on federal tax cuts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tneenvutud
Wong
Allie
Senate
House
Buick
Sbi
Akand
Independent Pa candidates steal political scene
Independent candidates challenged party backed contenders in Pennsylvania's May 20 primary weekend. Democrats saw independents strike first while organization favorites held fire. Republicans accused Governor Leader's administration of highway program breakdown risking $240 million in federal aid. Furman and running mate Bowers blasted the incumbents amid Stassen’s bid for governor and Nixon’s 1960 convention influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspoyen
Wee
Roy E Furman
Gov
Leader
U. S. Senate
David L.lawrence
Pittsburgh
Furman
Clarence P. Bowers
Nixon
Rowland B. Mahany
Senate
GOP
Stassen
Mahany
Neutenant
T Stassen
Frank C. Hilton
Pennsylvania
CBS Strike In Second Week Halts Some CBS Telecasts
CBS enters a second week of a strike by its technicians as talks in Washington fail to resolve a deadlock with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The walkout disrupts plans for live and filmed programs across major markets while CBS offers raises to 185 dollars weekly after three years, up from 175, and workers press for job security and tape jurisdiction.
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Techniciens
Columbia Broadcasting System
Washington
D. C
CBS
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Theatre Wing
Hollywood
New York City
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Boston
St. Louis
Hartford
Conn
Two Rescued After Ditch Cave-In At Sewer Project
Two men trapped when a ditch collapsed during sewer line digging near Howely 20 minutes. Rescue teams pulled out Philip Buch, 48, of East McKeesport, and Dominic Norwill, 37, of Glyssport unharmed. Nearby workers rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Buch
East McKeesport
Dominic Norwill
Glyssport
Porsons
Lnelreeve
Blue Cross Rates To Go Up 2 Percent Across State
State Insurance Commissioner Francis R. Smith expects substantial rate increases for Blue Cross agencies this week. Hospitals Service Association of Western Pennsylvania, Capitol Hospital Service, and Associated Hospital Service of Philadelphia seek boosts. Philadelphia area likely up 35 to 40 percent. family plan to rise to seven dollars monthly. Pittsburgh group seeks about a 214 percent increase, lifting family contract from 5.95 to 7.10. Harrisburg area seeks a similar rise.
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State Department
Blue Cross
Francis R. Smith
Guor
Hospital Service Association of
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Ares Group
Burglars Take 305 At Local Union Oil Station
Lavern Ayers the Union Oil Co station manager on North Center street told police Friday night burglars ransacked the station stealing 305 in currency. The theft occurred between Thursday and Saturday night with receipts banked last Thursday and part of the sum kept in a box and cloth bag. Police noted many people hang out at the station and recalled a similar $1,000 plus burglary at a Warren Union City chain station two weeks earlier. Separately Steubenville mayor Michael J Cory 67 suffered a mild heart attack and was listed in satisfactory condition at Ohio Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Union Station
Warren
Bernard Wellman
Union City
OAIO
Steubenville
Ohio
Michael J. Cory
Ohio Valley Hospital
Parents Visit Cheryl in Juvenile Hall Hearing Poised
Cheryl Crane, 14, rests in Juvenile Hall awaiting a hearing on April 24 to decide ward status. Her father Steve Crane, a restaurateur and former husband of Lana Turner, visited with a gift for the girl as Lana also called on her. Attorneys for Cheryl say witnesses will prove no need for formal supervision.
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Wwe Angeles
Turner
Autorneys
Steve Crane
Cheryl Crane
Hensmen
Lana
Cheryl
Johnny Stampanato
Crane
Allen T. Lynch
Santa Monica
Arthur Crowley
Enraged ex-pastor opens fire in Harlem church
The Rev Moody Dunning, 54, former pastor of Monumental Baptist Church, opened fire during a service, wounding none and injuring his arm. An off duty officer seized him. Dunning faces felonious assault and weapon charges. The church had dismissed him three years earlier over reluctance to modernize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Moody Dunning
Mr. Dunning
Joseph Robinson
Monumental Baptist Church
Dunning
Harlem Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
The
Chirely
Nelson C. Dukes
Humphrey Blasts Soviet Nuclear Tests As Dirty
Sen Hilm fitrey says Soviet tests are the dirtiest and most radioactive debris ever seen and cites a Danish report alleging a catastrophic accident halted the tests. A State Department spokesman denied basis for the story, and no Atomic Energy Commission comment followed. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Washington
Sen. Hilmfitrey
D-Minni
Soviet Union
Preny
State Department
Atomic Energy Com
Mission
Denmark
Berlingske ‘Tidende
Anid
Cop
Perfect Day Seen For Trout Season Opener
The opening day for trout fishing is expected to be near perfect as 15,000 trout have been stocked within a 15 minute drive of Corry. Weather has been favorable, streams are moderately high, and the Corry hatchery reports stock in good condition. The Pennsylvania Fish Commission plans continued stocking with 80,000 fish released in northern tier counties and 8,900 rainbows, 1,880 brook, and 4,260 brown trout into local waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Fish Hatchery
Merrill Lilie
Corry Hatchery
Tier
Beaverdam Run
Blue Eye
Tidioute Creek
Whitney Run
Spring Creek
Pleasant Lake
William Voight, Jr
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Wateheries
Commission
Fragmentary Note on an Unclear Event and People
The readable text references a former chief executive not invited to the White House. It mentions Gore and a person named Ernest Yarcare, with fragmented phrases about arrows, a spot, and a third person from the left in a described group photograph.
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Tramas Yaunsd
Duriaug
Gore
Mille Watt
Ann Arrow
Hen
Jakarta Fleet Prepares For Blow At Padang Rebel Stronghold
Jakarta invasion fleet moves off Padang as landing forces brace for a knockout strike on rebel strongholds in Central Sumatra. Rebel and government leaders appeal for resolve while claims of preparations and anticipated multi sided assault emerge from the conflict zone.
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Jakarta
Bukittingg
Sumatra
Padang
Ofifieids
West Sumatra
Vetel
Acmad Hussein
Sukarno
Sinfrudiln Wiranegura
Tie Po
Wee Jave
Arma
Sputnik Delays Death Scene Spooks Moonwatch Sighting
A Denver report notes a heavy rocket motor possibly continuing beyond its orbit while Moonwatch teams in Milford Millbrook and Bryn Athyn observed a glowing object with a sparking tail over the Northeast. The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory placed the events between 8:47 and 10:12 p.m. as the satellite burned.
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Jaambhldgy
SpUtnik
Brazil
Denver
Colo
New England
Smithsonian, Astrophysical Observatory
Wight
West Indies
Milford
Conn
Millbrook
N.Y
Bryn Athyn
Kenneth Steinmetz
Denver Moonwatch
Steinmetz
Crash Kills Four Airmen at Dover AFB
A Turbo-prop cargo aircraft from the nations largest airborne carrier crashed shortly after takeoff from Dover Air Force Base during a routine training mission. The crash killed four airmen as witnesses described the craft circling Ellendale State Forest before plunging downward, bursting into flames.
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Wren
Dover Air Force Base
Ellendale State Forest
Air Force Base
Witneses
Ames
Burglars Busy At Columbus And Union City
State Police investigate break ins at Columbus Milling Co Route 6 and GLP Penosviva lila Potato Growers Co op Union City. No connection between incidents, owners report feed and a small amount of money taken. Local troopers continue inquiries with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Milling Co
Collumbus
GLP
Lila Potato Growers Co-op
Union City
Corry Barracks
Foth
Wee
Haiti Envoy Shot at Embassy After Dismissal Letter
The Haitian Embassy minister counselor Devieux was shot but survived by Andre Toussaint the embassy's first secretary who reportedly faced dismissal. Roger Dreyfuss said he saw Toussaint draw a gun and fire multiple shots from about four feet away, as the violence followed a dispute over the dismissal.
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Washing Wen
Comsuer
Vienx
Andre Toussaint
Toussaint
Roger Dreyfuss
Devieux
Ing
Nots
Dreyfuss
Cuban Forces Move In On Castro Rebels
Cuban government claims to have trapped insurgents in Oriente and wiped out many rebels as Batista troops press against Fidel Castro’s forces headed toward Guantanamo. A large rebel band led by Castro and another group led by his brother have been spotted in Oriente and near the Sierra Maestra. Reports say detachments clashed with rebels while a bounty offered for Castro dead or alive fueled pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Oriente
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
Sierra Maestra
Cystro
Ruut
Orl
Ense
Reyng Noties
Rebellouk Oriente Adorime
Caxtea
Ald Sthey
Castro
Faustino Peres
Wiitke
Irina
Uey
Buffale Isons
Bispax
Dulles Sees Prep Talks For Summit In Coming Days
Secretary of State Dulles told about 200 editors that preparatory work for a possible summit could start within days. He urged detailed lower level talks to build a solid basis, and suggested a Moscow ambassa dors level discussion with Western Big Three likely. He warned peace requires organized efforts and a balanced arms reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Dulles
Dow
United States
Area Man's Car Rams Telephone Pole
State Police report a single vehicle crash Saturday near the Columbus Bear Lake area injuring a driver. Marinus Christensen, 8, of Corry, was identified in the mishap as his auto went off the road and struck a telephone pole. The vehicle sustained extensive damage and the driver suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeei
Columbus
Bear Lake
Strick
Marinus Christensen
D. 2
Corry
Bears
Jet Drops Plans For Nonstop Record At Westover
A four engine Stratojet tanker failed to complete a nonstop record flight from Yokota Japan to Madrid Spain due to unfavorable tailwinds. The aircraft landed at Westover Air Force Base after covering 7 000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover Air Force Base
Mars
Yokota
Japan
Mar Did
Spain
Westover
Gaillard Faces Bitter Battle Over Tunisia Plan
France's Gaillard faces a rightwing revolt as National Assembly debates acceptance of a U.S. British good offices plan to settle the Tunisia dispute. The plan, amid threat of UN involvement, envisions direct talks, a timetable for French troop pullout, and British American supervision of airfields while preserving a Tunisian naval base. A separate item notes a youth killed in Philadelphia near a bar shooting incident.
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Yaris
Rremer Veux Gaillard
France
National Assembly
U. S
Good Offices
Untes
Gaillard
Assembly
Fas
Lee Gaillard
Eisenhower
Gould
United Nations
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
United States
Brita
Robert Murphy
Harold Beeley
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Biserte
Tantaia
Rithtiste
Opert
Unir
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