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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1956
Page
1
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The UN Assembly approved a resolution urging Hungary to allow UN observers by December 7, aiming to monitor relief aid and assess conditions in the revolt-torn country. Dag Hammarskjold plans a December visit to Budapest to finalize observer arrangements.
President Eisenhower plans a mid January tour of drought stricken regions in the Midwest and Southwest with stops in New Mexico southern Colorado southern Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas and Arizona. He will travel by plane and meet with local officials to assess needs and potential legislation, with dates to be set later and a mid January start target.
British and French officials rejected Nasser's denial of collusion with Israel in the invasion of Egypt while signaling awareness of possible trouble. Paris said the Egyptian claim of no troop presence in the southern desert is contradicted by Cairo's own force deployments. Israeli military spokesmen reported light clashes with about two Egyptian battalions near Sharm el Sheikh, with a small number of troops encountered in El Tur.
A ceremony for the new Corry YMCA on North Center Street is set for Sunday December 9 at 3 PM. A. Burgess Northwest District executive announces a brass ensemble prelude, cornerstone laying, prayers, hymn, and benediction with Rev Merman leading prayer and audience invited from Corry and surrounding communities.
State police logged 271 patrols covering 12 051 miles last month at the Corry sub station. They investigated 14 criminal cases with two arrests, handled 20 accidents with 18 injuries and no fatalities, and noted total damages of 1386 dollars. Patrols also aided 63 requests for assistance and patrolled 10 areas. In family news, Mrs. Charles Bloom, 83, mother of Republican State Chairman George Bloom, died after a long illness. She is survived by her son and several relatives.
Clinton Tennessee coverage reports racial violence escalating after clashes at Clinton High School. Reports describe a beating of a white pastor escorting students, verbal taunts at a teacher, and an explosion near Oliver Spring on a driving incident. Voters reject presegregation candidates as federal authorities consider contempt of court warrants.
A Cuban revolt narrative circulating from Havana cites a High King Orber source claiming Al Apis Flings led a rebel invasion near Nigieta. Other reports place February events in Santheo de Cabs as rebels challenge President Fulvencia Bautista, amid unclear casualty details.
In Nas County Court LaMarca, 31, on trial for kidnapping baby Peter Weinberger, fainted at the defense table as the trial recessed. Judge Mario Pittoni ordered a recess after the incident, with he then testifying that the area was stable when the crime occurred.
Report describes British and French withdrawal from Suez Egypt amid canal fighting. Troops depart aboard ships for home a month after Thai operations, as Egyptians close shops and observers note cool seas and tense mood. Government leaders Lond Jai and Paris pledge orderly pullout.
In Baghdad a government spokesman says Baghdad is ready to seek terms with President Nasser and suspend or reject the Baghdad Pact if needed. He warns against continuing Bayourdian talks while signaling willingness to negotiate on security arrangements. The interview cites potential changes in regional alignments.
The Democratic former candidate Adlai Stevenson said he would not seek the presidency again. He stated he would remain active in public life, assist the party, and serve on an advisory panel to counsel on parity legislative programs. His withdrawal reshapes the 1960 nominating prospects for Democrats and alarms potential contenders.
London reports cite Moscow University unrest with over 100 students expelled amid demonstrations against the Communist regime. British papers quote Soviet media but cast doubt on the scale of dissent, noting workers’ meetings and differing official accounts.
A major blaze in Rangoon destroyed a quarter of the city including the El Qutjat palace and other historic sites. Officials reported 1,820 domestic structures affected with art losses feared widespread across Europe’s cultural landmarks. Affected areas include royal palaces and venerable works of art may be destroyed.
British drivers faced charges after a two car collision near Garland. Three people were injured and the Shite Poljes and others were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital by Wilsipsville Fire Department. One driver is cited for operating on the wrong side of the highway.
Britons face fear of rising prices taxes and fuel shortages as the Egypt crisis prompts political turmoil. The Commons debates foreign policy while Eden plans a two week rest in Jamaica amid public anxiety over the nation’s economy and U.S. aid.
Police and FBI search for the blast’s cause after a Brooklyn pier explosion damaged crates and sparked heavy fire at the water. Officials note uncertain cargo and possible unknown shipments, with no radioactivity detected and investigators examining the scene.
Waterhouse was elected secretary of the House of Representatives in Marcsburg without opposition. The veteran legislator with over a decade of experience did not run for assembly this year but was endorsed in a House GOP caucus at the capital. The secretaryship pays $6,200 annually.
Hundreds of Hungarian women, part of a mass protest near the U S Embassy in Budapest, marked a second day of demonstrations. About 2,500 participated in tightly organized groups around Parcell Square by the Danube, with tanks nearby and the monument to Sandor Petofi blocked briefly. The protest included bouquets and mourning banners as demonstrators sang the national anthem and called for continued action.
Fire at Rovire Blouctiilicl Stadt Co. caused by oily clothing igniting from a heat dust flare. Automatic sprinkler system activated, firemen dampened flames quickly. One person fined for improper behavior near the scene as authorities investigated the eyewall details and the old Corry Tigh Schon area.
Arthur Radford announced yesterday his intent to attend the NATO ministers meeting ahead of next week’s Atlantic Alliance summit. The move signals continued U.S. participation in allied planning and security discussions.
Harrisburg Republicans seek unity in leadership as Rep. Helm for speaker and Rep. Johnson for floor leader are endorsed. Senate talks faltered with Bloom delaying other officers. Taylor endorsed for seventh term as president pro tempore amid family emergency and procedural maneuvering.
The Pennsylvania employment service notes 49 openings in November with 42 filled by bureau referrals. Among hires 15 were female and 16 veterans. new applications totaled 108, down slightly from October. Unskilled positions led with 18 openings, followed by 14 semi skilled, seven service workers, and five sales.
Egypt's President Nasser in an Akhir Suz interview describes Britain’s assault on Egypt as a direct threat to the nation. He says conspiracy aimed at total destruction was uncovered and asserts Egypt’s military strength and unity thwarted Western plans. He asserts Israel and French forces aided the plan and notes captured documents show aims to reach Ismailia.
Jordanian Parliament debates withdrawal from Baghdad alliance amid tense regional lines. Reports say Britain, Turkey, Iran and others weigh in as the United States plans naval moves and regional security steps.
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