07 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1957
Page
1
A fragmented OCR read hints at a local estate matter with references to a county, a tested individual, a driver aged around 50, and a brewery. The readable text is scattered, offering no clear action date or definitive parties.
U S officials and scientists react to Vanguard satellite launch delays with disappointment and caution. Eisenhower and Hagerty pledge full Defense report while Nixon expresses confidence. Khrushchev notes Soviet progress and UN diplomats express concern as USA ponders next steps.
President Eisenhower demanded a full report from the Defense Department on the Vanguard satellite launch failure at Cape Canaveral. He ordered a complete tally analysis and a public report to follow, as doctors assess his recovered condition after a recent illness.
Last night proved warmest in over a month with a low of 48 as drizzle lingered from a passing low pressure system. Forecasters expect a sharp shift tonight or Wednesday with temperatures dipping to near 25 and rain turning to snow, while daytime highs reach the mid forties.
Khrushchev alleged a portion of Russia's Sputnik 1 rocket fell in the United States. Moscow and Soviet scientists dispute the claim and say the rocket remains aloft or will burn up, with officials offering possible aid if Russia makes a formal inquiry.
About 420 attendees are slated for next Tuesday evening in Union City to honor Molded Fiber Glass Best Co for producing the Corty boat. Commander in the Navy Sheldon Potter will speak. the event includes a christening, door prize drawing, and a $5 dinner with a chance to win the $350 boat.
Interior Minister Maurice Bourges-Maunoury announced that 142 Algerian terrorists were arrested and arms seized during raids in North African districts across France last night. The operation targeted rebel strongholds and disrupted suspected extremist networks.
The Vinpino wife of a Fleas Antville Air Force sergeant was to be charged with murder today after she shot her husband as he slept at his parents’ home five miles south of Titusville. Ronald Dean was found on a living room couch with a head wound. A .45-70 rifle lay between room and kitchen. Lydia Dean fled to Forest County with her three year old daughter Phyllis, then confessed she shot her husband but claimed uncertainty about his condition. She asked Floyd Kline for shelter and claimed she had stolen a car prior to the visit. The Klines alerted police and Trooper David Ruhman, aided by Wade Tracy, responded. The couple’s car was diverted to Ward Frill’s Carriers after initial contact. Mrs Dean wept, saying she was alone. Continued on Page Six.
Corry TV Cable Co. planned to show its first picture this afternoon or evening as linemen finish about four hours of work. The public will view the results in windows displaying channels 2 4 12 and 35.
A fragmentary front page item notes a launching failure described in the Topeka State Journal. The readable text hints at a staged countdown and a misfired event tied to a dash of letters and yearlike marks, suggesting a headline style rather than a full report.
Audit cocha irmen Leo A l and Frank McKnight report Corry Community Chest total of 42454 dollars, 90.5 percent of goal, with eight tenths of one percent in expenses. Several divisions surpassed quotas, while others fell short. totals balance to near the $40920 hoped for. Continued discussion and listing of contributors follow on page eight.
Military and scientific personnel planned conferences to determine the Vanguard rocket failure. J. Paul Walsh, head of the three stage Martin rocket, described readiness to launch. Dr. John P. Hagen of Project Vanguard said two more trials with miniature satellites would follow if engineering data support it.
The United States faces another Cold War setback as the Vanguard launch fails at Cape Canaveral, prompting President Eisenhower to demand a full report from the Defense Department. Dr. John P. Hagen of the Naval Research Laboratory leads the investigation, described as disappointing by White House aides. The failure widens gaps ahead of NATO talks and follows Soviet gains in space milestones.
Richard Holzapfel, 33, of Pittsburgh, was shot in the right thigh about 8 this morning while pursuing a deer in the Corry district. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for surgery. his condition was listed as good upon admission. Deputy Game Protector Elmer Simpson led the investigation. companions left to fetch Holzapfel’s wife as the deer fled past him and Floyd Reese of Spartansburg fired.
Ieary C Wingard of Romulus Michigan pleaded guilty before Alderman Cobbett to running a stop light at North Center Street and West Smith Street at 6 40 PM. He allegedly crashed into Gloris DeMarie entering Center Street from West South Street causing about 40 dollars in damage to DeMarie and 200 dollars to Wingard’s car. Wingard paid a five dollar fine and was released.
General Maxwell D. Taylor said the Army's Jupiter project is ready to go but would not guess how soon a satellite could be launched given clearance. The remarks came in San Antonio, Texas, as the Army deputy chief of staff discussed future space operations.
Erie County officials rejected leasing a five room apartment at 15 East Smith Street for the Corry clinic. They prefer a cheaper site and will inspect alternative locations. The Health Department budget for 1958 was referred to the Budget Committee, with the state covering half. Iris Kinesid was appointed clerk at the Corry substation, effective January, a move opposed by Commissioner Louis J Raymek who cited insufficient background review.
Washington reports a successful flight test of the Snark intercontinental missile, a pilotless jet bomber with an approximate 5000 mile range. The latest test occurred Thursday night near Cape Canaveral Florida as part of a project by the Air Force and Army teams amid high interest in the weapon’s capabilities.
Atlantic City delegates vote 5-1 to oust the Teamsters from the AFL-CIO amid corruption charges against Hoffa and other leaders. Meany says Teamsters may seek return, Hoffa denies intent to resign. The dispute sparks talk of labor war and warns of ongoing tensions in U.S. labor unions.
Meadville judge Herbert A Mowloday heard a petition for a recount of Sparta Township November 5 election. Arguments centered on 25 sticker votes pasted over printed names altering the contest for township supervisor. Stockton led by 118 to 110 if those sticker votes are counted, affecting the outcome. decision expected before January 1.
A mall plane failed on takeoff near Wey and crashed into Hoggsutil. Mel Bruin of Brooklyn was picked up injured by a private boat. The pilot escaped unharmed as responders arrived at the scene.
Corry police sought a local man with a lengthy record of motor violations connected to a theft of a car from Veterans Auto Sales near Columbus. Officers checked a car once owned by him and found parts believed to come from the stolen auto concealed on Kenneth Jewell’s Spring Creek Township property. Two patrol cars worked to round up the suspect for questioning as the $1,000 vehicle lay stripped in the woods.
A woman with three children was found dead outside her home in Elizabeth Township last night from a bullet wound behind the right ear. The victim is identified as Sally Lau Stobanah Mee, wife of 82 year old Willies Mee. Police say the stray shot occurred nearby and the victim collapsed outside.
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