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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1957
Page
6
Continuation from page one reveals Menon collapsing after an emotional UN speech lasting over two hours. Dr. Hilzig called him a very sick man and described a complete circulatory collapse when he rose. Menon suffers a heart condition affecting circulation and the nervous system, with blood pressure swinging from 220 to near zero, and excessive tea intake noted.
A Cory Area High School discussion on standing for the national anthem during a TV broadcast prompted senior Patty Wade to write to Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower. The secretary replied that there is no established policy on standing during the anthem shown on television and that the choice rests with individuals or the group present.
The Pentagon outlined safety measures for atomic rockets, asserting tests show virtually no chance of accidental nuclear explosion from impact or fire. Stored weapons reportedly emit no dangerous radiation to nearby populations, and if used against bombers would detonate high above ground. Details note evolving deployments and possible overseas usage under study.
Official tabulation of ballots cast in the February 12 United Steelworkers election begins Monday under the Honest Ballot Association of New York. The contest featured Donald Rarick challenging President David J. McDonald for the presidency in the union, with McDonald leading 163,580 to 85,403 in reports from 668 locals. Local unions must submit results by tomorrow midnight. final tally due before May 1.
A special meeting awarded the city fire station contracts with bids well below expectations. M. C. Strickland and Son of Oil City won the general contract at 36225 dollars, Dick's Plumbing and Heating Co. of Titusville took the plumbing job for 4996 dollars. The station will rise on North Franklin street and construction will begin when weather allows.
Fire destroyed a wood and metal barn on the Harry Shoup farm on Falconer Stillwater Road yesterday. Neighbors reported the alarm by Dick Walker after the house phones were out of order. Fire Chief Richard Lathrop cited wiring as the cause. stock and machinery were saved. Shoup estimated damages at 2,000 to 3,000, mostly insured.
Columbus Ohio. Ohio State University women students plan a full Coed Week starting Monday with Golddiggers Ball as the centerpiece event. The student activities will highlight campus social life and traditions.
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