04 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1958
Page
1
Washington reports indicate the Soviet Union may struggle to place new Sputnik satellites into orbit as expected. U.S. officials cite concerns over launch readiness and timing, with experts noting potential delays could affect anticipated orbital flights and public expectations.
Armed guards convoyed sensitive AEC records as the Atomic Energy Commission began relocating to a new 13 million dollar headquarters in Germantown Maryland. The move, estimated at 40 thousand dollars, will transfer about 30 million pounds of supplies and equipment including typewriters desks and safe loaded documents. The operation will continue through January 14 with 215 moves planned from downtown Washington to the new site.
Baltimore reports Dr Jerey Leon Nowilski a leading Polish theoretical scientist defected to the United States to escape political moral and religious restrictions in Poland He arrived as a Johns Hopkins guest professor after his wife and daughter reached safety in England Nowinski a Catholic and expert in thermoelasticity spoke at a news conference noting his concern for his colleagues in Poland and the anti religious climate he left behind
Senator Monroney of Oklahoma condemns the conversion of a four engine KC135 jet tanker into a VIP aircraft for Vice President Nixon. He questions authority for Air Force availability and urges keeping the jet in military service. He notes proposed appropriation of 1.606 billion for EC1355 and champions ballistic missiles over a VIP fleet.
Forecasters warn of continued cold with cloudiness and more snow. City records a low near four below with some areas reaching ten below, while crews clear streets and treat highways. Police urge extreme caution for motorists and chains are recommended. Center Street fully cleared from City Park to Pleasant Street. The night’s calm wind amplified the bite of the cold entering the city.
City officials prep a Monday session as Mayor Rar C Cherry’s term ends and Mayor-Elect J Fred Kinley takes office at 10 o clock. The meeting will address oath services for Kinley Capwell Grice and Weber plus the reshuffle of park and safety posts and street finance leadership amid continued rumors on assignments.
The new Givi Rights Commission took a harmonious start after agreeing on acceptable lawyers for staff director. Chairman Dr John A Hannah presented the list to the White House after the first meeting and sworn oaths. Indications point to a swift move by President Eisenhower to complete its organization, with possible picks for staff director and vice chairman.
Slippery Rock State Teachers College students perform as the Rocket Ripplers in the first water show at the Corry YMCA on Monday January 13. The synchronized swimming group will tour 15 routines with world travel themed costumes. Two shows that evening due to limited seating. advance tickets available at YMCA Jansen's and Paul's Men's Wear plus school and student tickets. David Fleming, son of Robert and Mrs Fleming, is among the swimmers.
Three men arrested in Allegheny County amid a state police gambling raid were released on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing. Hassan Tahir Jamal Tahir of Clairton and Robert Pater of Glassport face charges of gambling and operating a lottery. Captain Fink Garnow and four officers assisted the Washington police barracks in the investigation.
Beaver County authorities investigated the fatal burning of Mrs Josephine Lawin age 75 in her Beaver Falls home. She died at Providence Hospital yesterday after being found with a smouldering blaze in a bathtub area where she apparently was alone.
Thompson Maple Products installs a new production line and adds 750 amp electrical service at its East Washington facility to meet rising demand. The upgraded line will manufacture lasts for Murphy and Sons, with Cor Fy producing the lasts and Martin Electric of Bear Lake handling electrical work.
Four youths aged from 10 to 13 in Lexington Wy plan to build a rocket. They state fuel shortages hinder launches but intend to try for success using home made components and whatever materials they can obtain locally.
Washington faces a pivotal 1958 Congress as Sputniks spur talk of rocket and missile advances. Eisenhower will deliver a State of the Union focused on defense, with a new four-year science aid program and a budget near 74 billion dollars. Domestic policy may bow to security pressure with debates on foreign aid, farm policy, and civil rights amid an election year.
President Johnson warned that Congress, now Democratic controlled, will convene next week to press missile development despite delays. He called missile plans essential to peace but noted grave problems from Soviet Sputniks and advances. A Senate subcommittee on atomic submarines will resume hearings Monday with Rear Adm. Riggover as the first witness.
An ex editor connected with Confidential and a Communist-leaning daily is accused of murdering his estranged wife and then taking his own life. Authorities identify one of the pair tentatively, with kin to formally confirm. Eyewitnesses recount a chaotic scene as police secure the area and begin inquiries.
Fragmented reports say Soviet soldiers staged anti regime mutiny attempts and dispersals near Berlin. Spokesmen deny mass desertions while chatter links mutiny to propaganda drives and possible defections to West Berlin or West Germany amid tense Cold War signals.
A snowstorm disabled a Steinberg vehicle near West Chivehalee causing two wrecks. Officers, including Gary Stan and others, processed the scene. One driver, 44, was hospitalized with injuries while travel remained difficult.
Youths compete in model train races at the Carry YMCA on Saturday starting at 1 pm on two oval tracks. Participants split into age groups from 6 to 16 with loans available. entry is open to all youngsters with no YMCA membership required.
Firemen from Stanford Hose Company logged their first call of 1958 yesterday afternoon at 4 48 PM perilous weather delayed response. The Moore family of Pimsiay escaped unharmed when a floor furnace sparked a blaze that ignited the home heating system. Firefighters arrived to contain the fire and prevent spread to adjoining areas.
Corry Area High School violinists Mary Wowers and another student join 110 district high school players at the Northwest District Orchestra Festival January 8 11 at Conemaugh Lake Acme High School. Students from 27 schools in Warren Crawford Venango and Forest counties will attend with conductor Carmine Ficocelli and his brother Michael, founders of the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra. The event includes private lessons and a school dance next Friday evening.
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