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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1960
Page
1
Congress Sharpens Budget Battle In Election Year
Washington Democrats push to recast President Eisenhower's budget toward their policy goals. They target the 70.8 billion dollar year budget, seek more for foreign aid and a larger defense program, criticize space and housing proposals, and plan a billion-dollar school construction act likely to face a presidential veto. Republicans vow to defend a balanced budget and growth, framing the budget fight as essential to economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Tecom
Egypt Accepts Soviet Help On Aswan Project
Egypt accepts Soviet assistance to build the second stage of the Aswan Dam, with a total cost of about 373.1 million dollars and 25.82 million in foreign exchange for abroad equipment. The Soviet Union is expected to supply goods or provide a long term loan basis, creating a unified project alongside U.S. and U.A.R. support for the high dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Aswan
Kremlin
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Abdel Gamal Nasser
U S
Nile
Nasser
United States
Britain
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Columbus Talks New School With Architects
The Columbus school board met with three architectural firms to explore a proposed new school. They discussed state funding, required paperwork, and steps to begin exploratory moves. Representing firms were Francis Davidson, Titusville. Hunter, Campbell and Ray, Altoona. and Johnson, Gray and Date, Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus School Board
Dean School
Columbus
Ronald Proctor
Francis Davidson
Titusville
Hunter, Campbell and Ray
Altoona
Johnson, Gray and Date
Erie
Drunk Driver Kills Erieife Mother Of Three
A drunk driver struck Dorothy Patterson, a mother of three, while she crossed a street in Erie. Kenneth Hingigs, 21, of Erie, was driving the car after passing another vehicle. Her husband witnessed the fatal incident from the curb. Patterson died at the scene. Hingigs was held on drunken driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erieife
Erie
Dorothy Patterson
Erte
Kenneth
Hingigs
Two Children Hit Leaving School Bus at Same Spot
Titusville remains shaken as a car struck Mary Elizabeth Proper six and her half brother David Charles Peeples nine while crossing Route 27 after alighting from a school bus. The driver, John C. Elsenhuth, 16, of Dunsville, veered to the right to avoid the bus but hit both children, who were taken to Titusville Hospital in fair condition with multiple injuries. The incident echoes a 1959 crash at the same location involving Mary Beth who suffered severe leg fractures. Police say charges will be filed for failure to stop for a school bus. the bus involved belonged to Titusville Area Schools and no passengers were harmed on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Mary Elizabeth Proper
Mary Beth
Theus
David Charles Peeples
John C. Elsenhuth
Dunsville
Eisenhuth
Titusville Hospital
David Charles
Elsenhuth
Glenn
Ronald En
John Lopatosky
Meadville
W. Francis Loker
Hydetown
Parents Demand Bus Driver Replacement in Little Valley
In Little Valley New York, parents and residents gathered to demand the removal of Marian Campbell, the school bus driver for Little Valley Central, after allegations that she slapped a 9 year old and forced students to push a stranded bus. Reverend George Michells led about nine Bucktooth Run families in a petition, citing an incident on the way to school and a later instruction to push when the bus would not climb Leibeler Hill. Principal Arthur Memmott warned about insurance concerns if injuries occurred, prompting the protest and threats to keep children home if Campbell remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
N.Y
Salamanca
Marian Campbell
Little Valley Central
George M. M. Michells
Jmersontown Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Ts Son
Bryan
Michells
Memmott
Clayton McShaw
Critics pick Twelve Angry Men best foreign film in Japan 1959
Leading Japanese critics named Twelve Angry Men the best foreign film shown in Japan in 1959. They chose Kikuyu and Isamu as the postwar Japanese film of 1959, a story about orphans fathered by GIs during the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U. S
Tokyo
Plane crash tragedy sparks foggy hillside fears
City leaders in Erie and Corry debated a formal protest to a Pennsylvan ia Gas rate increase. They chose an informal appeal due to limited funds, with council voicing opposition to frequent hikes. Other actions included engineering form checks and appointing Townsend and Associates to review 1959 filings. Continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Roger Brown
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Brown
Eriehig
Corry
Hill and Hill Engineers of
North East
Conseer, Townsend and Associates
Pittsburgh
Erie
Ray Weber
Conser and Townsend
Hazel’ Merker
Fage Eight
Local Youth In Route 6 Crash Series
State police concluded investigations into a Route 6 crash series at the State Fish Hatchery curve on Sunday morning. Four cars were in three incidents. three drivers were named Richard Parker of Townville, Raymond McCray of Union City, and Richard Saxton of Corry. A fourth driver remained unidentified until later that day when Frederick Diemer, 17, of South Center Street Corry, reported his crash claiming he was blinded by lights, swerved into a tree, and sustained no injuries though vehicle damage was about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Parker
Townville
Raymond McCray
Union City
Richard Saxton
Fifth Street
Corry
Frederick Diemer
South Center Street
Diemer
Route 6
Ike Kishi Sign Defense Pact at White House
United States and Japan signed a defense treaty elevating Japan to an equal partner in postwar relations. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Kishi attended in the Bust Room at the White House with Secretary Herter, noting mutual defense obligations and parallels to other allied pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
United States
Japan
Eisenhower
Nabusuke Kishi
Christian A. Herter
White House
Executive Mansion
James. Buchanan
Amelia
America
Relatives and friends stunned by Norfolk plane crash
At Holdcroft the Capital Air Viscount crash killed 46 passengers and four crew. A grieving man sobbed as relatives waited for word, among them a wife and six month old daughter. The airliner, bound for Norfolk, fell near the Chickahominy River in Charles City County shortly before 11 p.m. News of the disaster broke after midnight as officials offered cautious confirmations and families endured the long wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Airlines
Holdcroft
Robinson
Lyons
Chickahominy River
Charles City
Richmond
Capital
James Riddell
Local Firm Sues Titusville Dealer for 3283 Dollars
A Titusville lumber dealer files suit against Ecclesiastical Furniture Inc of Corry for 8284 in unpaid timber orders placed from August to October. Fisher and Young Inc of Titusville joins with items of timber unpaid. The local firm has until February 5 to satisfy the suit before judgment. The Sheriff's office notes the action also seeks interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene County
Titusville
Ecclesiastical Furniture Inc
Gorry
Himber
Corry
Fisher and Young, Inc
Sheriff's Office
Hollywood Execs and Writers Meet Amid Strike News
Hollywood executives and union negotiators push toward contract talks as nearly 60 screen writers strike against studios and television networks. Eighty writers join the action demanding residual fees for post-1948 films shown on TV. Representing the Screen Actors Guild in preliminary talks are Reagan, Cagney, Dana Andrews, Gene Raymond, Ward Bond, Rosemary DeCamp, and Gregory Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Hollywood API
Screen Ar Ware Guild
Ronald Reagan
James Cagney
Jell Chang
Dana Andrews
Gene Raymond
Ward Bond
Rosemary DeCamp
Gregory Peck
City Jail Renovation Budget Reported at 274 Dollars
City Council heard that jail renovation of cells halls and offices will cost 274.80 to 593.00 dollars with the lowest bid from BR K Has Brouck of Elgin approved for washing and painting the police headquarters in the Municipal Building. Council also swore in four officials and discussed sewer tax considerations. A Soviet broadcast criticized President Eisenhower’s budget as too small for military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Robert Grice
Parks and Publi Property
Grite
BR. K. Hasbrouck
Elgin
U. S
London
Eisenhower
Moscow
Baressi Still Working Amid School Bus Safety Fight
Columbus Township officials say Baressi has not been fired after an incident near Corry Jamestown plant where he allegedly guided a school bus across Erie Railroad tracks in front of a speeding train. The board discussed removing him and planned a special session to hear Baressi’s side, while the Erie Railroad opened a probe into the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weape Muaney
Dole
Operaion
Columbus Township
Young
Frank Baressi
Am Erle
Baressi ix
Tus
Hartley
Baressi
Shady Avenue
Corry
Jamestown Plant
Columbus School Board
Robert Jewell
Merle van Cise
Columbo
Erie Railroad
Capital Airline crashes near Hedros Marsh Field in Virginia
A Capital Airlines Viscount bound for Norfolk from Chicago plunged in heavy fog near HOLDCROFT Virginia, killing fifty aboard including two infants. Rescue work began after eight hours as authorities planned passenger seat tagging to aid identification and transported bodies to Richmond for examination. The crash occurred about 10 30 p m near the Chickahominy River, with witnesses noting the plane seemed to drop straight down and narrowly miss nearby fields and a farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdcroft
Capital Airlines
Nouse
Capital
Richmond
Capital Flight 20
Chicago
Washington
Norfolk
Robert H. Tench
Chickahominy River
Tench
Hanging Signs Planned At City Intersections
City officials consider two overhead signs at North Center at Smith and Washington to aid drivers on Corty Street corridors. Signs would be year round. a proposed business sign at East Main near Dairymen’s League site faced permit issues and zoning questions. Hammond was told to appear before council but did not. Mayor Kinley directed police to monitor for new signs and coordinate with the engineer’s department on permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
North Center
Smith
Washington Streets
Dairymen's League
East Main Street
H. H. Hammond
Hammond
Bay
Main Street
King Street
J. Fred Kinley
Devinite
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