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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
3
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Judge Roger T. Foley criticized press coverage of six men charged with conspiring to transport stolen arms to Cuban rebels. He dismissed a defense mistrial motion, saying newspapers undermine fair trials by printing derogatory material. Defendants named include Victor Carlucci, Joseph Giordano, Daniel Hanna, Arnold, Stuart Sutor, Norman Rothman, and Joseph Merola.
The United States debates accepting Red China into a controlled disarmament framework without full recognition. Chen Yi insists China must participate or sign delegates before any pact. Geneva talks reopen March 15 with ten nations, including the Big Four, but Red China remains excluded. A global test ban is under discussion, needing about 180 stations to monitor.
The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks permission from the Public Utilities Commission to abandon freight pickup and delivery from Linesville to Albion. The Albion Area Industrial Development Association will lead a community protest, contacting local businesses to assess the impact and oppose any service cuts that could hinder new industry and local activity.
Mrs Taylor and Mrs Spears recount the Tampa airliner incident amid claims of hypnosis and coercion. FBI questioned Mrs Spears as investigators probe how Taylor boarded the plane and the fate of a $37,500 life policy issued in Tampa.
New York AP report says first 1959 earnings show about 22 percent profit gains over 1958 for 180 major companies aiding Treasury tax intake. Despite steel strike casualties, overall profits rise, with dividends up seven percent to a record 254 billion dollars. Seasonal twists temper full year gains, steel firms expected to report modest 1959 increases after third quarter losses.
Hollywood highlights note a stream of famous faces attending the Finch murder trial. Dr. R Bernard Finch faces questions while Carole Tregoff sits beside him as the defense’s client. Prosecutors Frank Whichello and Clifford Crail press the case as Judge Walter Evans maintains firm control. Cornwell Jackson, co owner of Perry Mason, attends daily with wife Gail Patrick, hinting at the showbiz cross currents surrounding the courtroom drama.
A PTA survey shows only 314 of 2,688 Titusville Area School District students have all four polio shots, with 1,450 on three doses, 322 on two, 44 on one, and 227 unvaccinated. Gerald Sterling presented the figures at a joint PTA meeting, as Jack Hoffman of the National Foundation noted only 106 percent fully protected.
Springboro moves to raise at least 80000 during the first two weeks of February with a kick-off dinner under Conneaut Valley Improvement Association. The drive seeks local funds to loan Albro Packing Company to expand and stay in the community, with cash or pledges due by March 12. Funds will earn 2 percent interest and be repaid on a lease purchase plan.
Harold E. Mason, 35, of Natrona was cleared by a coroner's jury yesterday in the traffic death of John F. Markwell Sr., 47, also of Natrona. Harrison Township police testified Markwell walked between two parked cars into the path of Mason's car last December 10.
Washington weighed legal seizure claims in Cuba versus Cuban laws as a Castro newspaper mocked U S protests. A strong statement from Herter the state department or Roy Ruubottom was considered to preserve American dignity without provoking Latin neighbors.
AP reports television week begins with five new shows and several time changes across NBC CBS ABC and NBC again. Mort Sahl Eddie Cantor NBC special The Future Lies Ahead airs 8 20 to 9 30 pm EST.
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