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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1958
Page
6
Fragmentary notice describes Paragraf Rodney Post seeking police help last night to recover a liver and white Springer Spaniel near Smith area. Other items include a lake course project and various local incidents such as a girl found half frozen, a truckers strike, and a license suspension program.
Taverne Miller was transferred to Hamot Hospital Erle after Corry Memorial Hospital admitted him for medical care on November Vip. The weather report notes highs around 2k degrees with a low near 10 degrees and forecasts improving conditions.
Investigators in Auckland report a pattern of jealousy and betrayal within the Fountain of the World cult. Former members accuse founder Krishna Venta as members of the group blew themselves up to kill him, while two ex adherents Peter Kamenoff and Ralph Muller faced accusations of moral crimes and attempted rival sects. Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker cuts New Zealand visit due to his ailing mother.
Grew Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co voted 220 584 in favor and 2 802 against to put new common stock on the New York Stock Exchange. About 1 150 000 common shares were approved along with a shift to a single class of voting common stock. The meeting marked the first stockholders gathering in the company's history with around 10 white owners present. Nonvoting stock had traded on the American Stock Exchange prior.
New Orleans reports a missing mixed breed three year old dog named Big Ben once honored as 1958 research hero by the National Society for Medical Research. The Tulane University medical school retired canine served as a blood donor and underwent experiments aiding cancer treatment, with a life saving neck hemorrhage operation among notable records.
Two of the largest damage suits ever to be brought in Warren County are set for trial in the February term of Civil Court. Edward Vaughan and Alan Lowe seek damages near half a million dollars for injuries from a July 5, 1956 fireworks accident. The second suit involves Marshall Kitelinger and Robert McKelvy, injured in a December 9, 1956 auto crash near Akeley, with multiple family members claiming over $5,000 each for various injuries and costs plus vehicle damages.
Soviet physiologist Leon Orbeli, 77, died yesterday in Moscow. A 60-year veteran of military medicine he was a close associate of Ivan Pavlov.
Washington observes a Kremlin clock pattern as Khrushchev and Tass push for a Berlin pullout. Western powers resist while Tass and Radio Moscow threaten force if Berlin is pressured, signaling a tense lead into the Paris talks with Dulles en route. A separate note reports a stolen car battery in Middletown, later deemed a mere battery service need.
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