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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1959
Page
2
School officials move to survey needed renovations as they push a $500000 plan amid a $2,651,199 budget for 1960. Dr Joseph Zipper, asst superintendent, will study rent and improvements at East, with half a million dollar removal estimate noted.
Richard Lewis, 84, of Youngstown Ohio, was found exhausted six miles west of Bradford by two fellow hunters and was reported in good health. Police describe the Erie County incident as he emerged from the woods.
Mrs Warren Marshall Howe 21 wife of a Kent State University center instructor was deemed sane after a hospital examination ordered by Judge Hugh Hewitt. The 6 month old son died after injury and post mortem showed a skull fracture and fatal brain hemorrhage.
In a Budapest congress speech Khrushchev cites former Hungarian Communist leadership, especially Rakosi, for serious mistakes that weakened the party and failed to stop counter revolutions. He links easing East West tensions to a future summit and reiterates calls for German peace and a Berlin treaty.
A hospital report lists a memorial at Corry Memorial Hospital Mrs. David L. Bricis and Pittachelé Dyle, mentions the burial of Esther J. Wester, Spartan residents and several hires and names including Mrs Cole Chinveh, Ms Roy Coates, John B Atwood, and Clifton A. Weber with addresses.
A threatened bus strike involving about 8 000 drivers and mechanics was postponed for at least two weeks. The Transport Workers Union extended a new offer from seven private companies in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Queens and parts of Westchester County. The union seeks a 15 percent wage hike from about $2.25 to $2.63 per hour.
Detroit AP reports AMC stock rose to 16.50 a share after a 1967 boom following Rambler sales. The firm declared a regular and extra dividend, with earnings per share near 10.46 for the year. Wall Street noted high price to earnings for AMC versus rivals. The article also recounts Louis Wolfson’s short selling and subsequent losses tied to AMC.
The article notes Italy’s population approaching four times that of the United States, with wages under $100 monthly for Italian workers. Education remains costly and scarce, and postwar government stability rests with the Christian Democrats who back NATO, facing a substantial Communist party challenge. The Christian Democrats polling around 42 percent with no clear majority, while communists hold about 28 percent.
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