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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
6
Funeral services for Fred Iusto 76 of Warren will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Holy Redeemer Church with interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Iusto, known in Corry, was a longtime custodian at the Highway Department yard.
In Los Angeles a witness in the divorce hearing of Athalie Joan Irvine Penniman, 24, one of the nation’s wealthiest women, described her husband Russell Sylvanus Penniman, 27, an airplane broker, as a “retired gentleman” who refused to work and stayed in bed until noon each day.
Oscar Langer of RD 1 Pitts Holt dies at 61 in WOA Hospital Jamestown after being stricken at home earlier. Born June 12, 1896 in Youngsville, he owned a Murray Hill area potato farm since 1947 and was a leading grower in Warren County. Survived by wife Elsie Zeiner Laugertson, George Lauer of Panama, two sisters Vera Haight and Hilda Bergman, and three grandsons. Funeral arrangements through Bracken Funeral Home with viewing 2–4 and 7–9 pm. Interment in Youngsville Cemetery Friday at 2 pm.
Yemen crown prince Seif el Islam el Badr remained unarrived in Cairo with no clear timetable. An Egyptian spokesman promised Yemen would declare adherence to the United Arab Republic, possibly via federation. Reports of abdication skepticism circulated as Nasser and Kuwaily push toward a unified state with potential federation for other nations.
Parks head Grice told City Council that city owned buildings have wiring in need of repair. An inspector from Meadville, Pennsylvania Electric Company, will review all electrical installations and draft specifications for the Municipal Building, fire stations, and city warehouse. Damaged windows are being repaired.
A former Erie man, Alvar Sandquist, 43, of Anaheim California, was killed when a Military Air Transport Service plane collided with a Navy Neptune bomber near Norwalk California. Sandquist, a graduate of Academy High, taught in Minnesota and Long Beach. He left Erie about twenty years ago, was married with four children, and his mother Mrs Emma Sandquist split time between Erie and Florida.
The article surveys how Sputnik’s launch jolted American science and education. It quotes leaders like Lyndon Johnson and Nathan Pusey, noting a push for more scientists, better education, and broader expertise to address social and economic problems. It cautions against overreliance on science alone and calls for balanced, sustained programs.
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