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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1958
Page
6
Lawrence Jewell of Corry is to appear in Erie County court to plead to two charges connected with proposed parking meters at the Port Erie Airport site. Manager Ralph DuVee says the lot will be lighted, staffed by attendants, and meters are impractical. The plan faces near-term completion as discussions continue.
New Delhi reports say Congress leaders held an emergency meeting to consider Prime Minister Nehru's request for a temporary retirement from office. Party sources indicate the Congress would urge Nehru not to resign.
Pasadena recall of Kathy Fiscus rescue events continues as Bill Yancey dies underground while aiding the same well site. Tributes note his bravery alongside other fatal incidents linked to the 1949 era rescue effort.
Actors plan to test a short Anglo-Saxon word in the musical for a Monday performance. The scene features Eliza Doolittle slipping into Cockney speech as she wavers in her role within the production.
Dr Walter Re Drenberger proposed to Ike a civilian space agency with military-led near term work. He urged civilian scientists handle prestige projects farther out while the military manages critical space tasks over the next two decades. Frederick C. Durumer urged involving foreign scientists in the U.S. space program for faster progress and international leadership.
U S Senator Martin Sauer of Pennsylvania tells Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce members that recovery hinges on citizens actions not federal policy. He cautions no overnight fix and credits public effort over government moves. Officials G Richard Fiyling and Fred C Foy push tax cuts and caution regulation debates. A Blair County coroner's jury finds Edward B Rhodes negligent in a fatal crash.
Detroit Ford Motor Co resumes negotiations with the United Auto Workers as General Motors had served a 30 day notice ending May 28. UAW VP Leonard Woodcock said the union will not be maneuvered into a strike and declined to speculate on events at midnight May 20.
Police issued a 13-state alert for a 9-year-old boy named Michael Sick le Til and three kidnapping suspects. The child was taken from his home front lawn in an old Chevrolet pickup. Investigators describe one suspect as a gray-haired man in his 40s with two women. no ransom demand noted.
SPUTNIK INSURANCE LONDON one of Britain's largest insurers announced updated household policies to cover damage caused by falling aircraft and other aerial devices or articles dropped therefrom. The change broadens adventitious damage coverage for homes and property against extraterrestrial risks.
Harold Vaughan a Beaver County contractor and Republican gubernatorial candidate denounces party committee control of nominations during a northern Pennsylvania stop. He urges longer unemployment benefits of at least 45 weeks and higher public works spending to combat poor secondary roads. His campaign slogan is A Clean Breath of Air.
Dr Henry Wieghost Nissen 57 director of Yerkes Laboratory died Monday of an apparent heart attack in Orange Park Florida. A leading authority on apes he directed a chimpanzee study for the Atomic Energy Commission and the U S Public Health Service. He was born in Chicago.
The Titusville Area Joint School Board adjourned without adopting a tentative budget for 1958-59 and sent the recommended figure back to committees with orders to cut $30,000. The proposed $1,006,160 budget exceeds the current $907,380. most of the increase funds mandated teacher and supervisor raises. The board will reconvene next Tuesday at 8 p.m. to consider tentative approval after budget committee review.
After a lengthy session the Centerville board led by President Dennis Coyle moved the budget with Joseph Dunkerley seconding from Titusville School Board. Smaller districts warned they would suffer most as cuts target kindergarten funding about 20 000 fewer teachers and larger classes. Elsewhere John C Reum Sr 88 bank president of Philson National Bank of Berlin died in Meyersdale Pennsylvania.
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