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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1958

Page

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Lost Air Force plane crew listed after Pacific crash

In the mid Pacific about 600 miles southwest, a C 124 Globemaster with nine crew aboard crashed. Three survivors were rescued after up to 12 hours in the water. four of the five missing crew were identified by the Air Force. Commanding officer Capt Jonathan W Brown, flight engineer T Sgt James M Phillips, and second flight engineer SSgt C van Derte were among those rescued. The missing included Lt Gerald J Bona navigator Airman 1C Charles Entrekin loadmaster and SSgt Thomas Pasco. One unidentified crewman remained, as university family details were incomplete. Rescue efforts were led from the carrier Boxer with help from Johnston Island and the 765th Air Rescue Squadron. Further details and confirmation were expected on Page Two.

Honolulu mid-Pacific Here Air Force Jonathan W.brown Travia Air Force Base Calif James M. Phillips Vacaville C. van Derte San Rafael Gerald J. Bona Charles ©. Entrekin Atlantic City N. J Thomas Pasco Pairfield Travis Afb Charles Spears Elie Russell Spears Ifochton Ohio Navy Boxer Johnston Island Eniwetok Pearl Harbor 765Th Air Rescue Squadron

Driver sought in near miss on West Pleasant Street

Police pursuit of a driver who allegedly tried to run down two pedestrians on West Pleasant Street at 7:45 last night. The car, owned by Agnes Upperman of 8 Spring Street, was used by Raymond Barrett of Bear Lake and Brice Rankin of R D 4 Corry, who reported narrowly avoided strikes as the driver circled back. The vehicle fled, taking West Pleasant Street Hill.

Pounce Jousy West Pleasant Street Agnes Upperman 8 Spring Street Aymond Barrett Bearlake Brice Rankin RD 4 Corry Hemi West Pleasant Street Hill

Briton Admits Bomb Hoax In Russian Letter

A jobless Ipswich man named William Stanley Whales admitted writing a letter claiming a U S pilot would drop an A bomb near England. British officials called the Soviet publication a possible political ploy, while police released Whales after questioning him about motives and letters to the Soviet ambassador. The incident, tied to wartime tensions and public protest, was reported with cautious hoax context.

London Royal Air Force U. S England Foreign Office William Stanley Whales Ipswich Jacob Malik RAF Wheles

Woman Perishes As Home Burns in Waxnesboro Pa

Betty Beard Margoyd, 92, died when her home burned early today in WaxneSBORO. She was alone in the house and her body was found in the bathroom after flames swept through the residence.

Waxnesboro Betty Beard Margoyd

Release effort grows for 45 Cuba hostages in Havana

Wallam returns to Guantanamo Bay after briefing the American embassy on negotiations with rebel Raul Castro. U S diplomats say new talks are under way to free 45 North Americans and four others held by Cuban rebels. Wiecha remains near Guantanamo as the mission to free Dig American base servicemen continues.

Havana Sul Park Wallam U. S. Navy Guantanamo Bay Cai Reedom Fo R Raul Castro Raul Fidel Fulgencio Batista Vollain U. S Garr ‘T- Smith Wollam Robert Wiecha Santiago

Man Drowns After Ski Boat Accident at Conneaut Lake

In Meadville area, Elmer Dolney age 44 of Hartstown drowns in a water skiing accident on Conneaut Lake. Lindy Highhouse, 7 of Conneaut Lake, survives after being pulled from the water as the boat circling nearby fails to see her. Dolney’s body not recovered by late morning. The boat, driven by Dolney’s brother James, reportedly circled and may have struck him. Lindy, a strong swimmer, was rescued after shouting for help. she later went to a doctor with a leg cut from fence and hip area.

Meadville Elmer Dolney R. D Hartstown Const Lake Linda Dolney James

Fireworks plant explosion in Portland kills one and injures twenty

A Portland fireworks storage plant on the city edge exploded in a shower of fire and debris at 145 am. A child was killed and at least 20 injured including 18 admitted to Providence Hospital. Firefighters searched for up to four missing watchmen and residents nearby were evacuated as debris littered streets and damaged nearby homes and a motel.

Portland Ore.m Piremen Smill Providence Hospital Signal Fireworks Co Dale Gilman C. I. Starr Weman

Pittsburgh Woman Killed in Downtown Crash

An auto veered off a utility pole and overturned in downtown Pittsburgh yesterday, killing Jenny Deck, age 40, of Pittsburgh. The crash occurred in the section near the central business district, authorities said.

Sharon West Middlesex Joan D. Mull Pittsburgh Jenny Deck

Highway safety council fears record July Fourth toll

National Safety Council urged drivers to slow down as holiday traffic deaths climbed toward a record in the 78-hour Independence Day period. NSC president Ned H Dearborn warned of a potential 410 fatalities, noting weather briefly hindered travel as storms moved through on the opening hours of the weekend.

Associated Press National Safety Council NSC Ned H. Dearborn Dearborn

Dulles and De Gaulle Open Talks on World Situation

Secretary of State Dulles and Premier De Gaulle began talks at Hotel Matignon with no fixed agenda. They aimed to survey the world situation as discussions touched on France potentially joining the United States Britain and Soviet Union in an Atomic Club to develop nuclear capability.

Stare Dulles Premier de Gaulle Dulles Matignon Queshis France Sahara de Gaulle Maurice Couye Atomic Club de Margille Louis Doxe United States Britain Soviet Union U. S

Man Poisons Four In Family Then Commits Suicide

GLEN RIDGE N J A drug salesman possibly driven by his mother's illness poisoned his wife two sons and his mother then killed himself with a hypodermic injection police said Thomas Mac Dowell a Sterling Drug Inc executive recently tied to a Newark chemical firm was found with a note expressing remorse and forgiveness The family appears to have fallen victim to a deliberate poisoning with barbiturates and contaminated fruit juice police indicated relatives awaited a Fourth of July picnic while investigators pieced together motive and timeline

Glen Ridge N. J Thomas Mac Dowell Mac Dowell Guy Sterling Drug Inc New York Newark Chemical Rm Chester Mac Dowells

Starlings Cause TV Outage in Corry Homes

Corry TV Cable Co blamed local starlings for a picture blackout this week. Birds perched on a South Center Street tower caused a short when beaks touched adjacent wires, killing one starling and interrupting service until a transformer could be repaired.

Corry TV Cable Co Corry South Center Street

Street Brawl Leads to $50 Fine in Union City

A dawn street brawl on West Main near Bill's Place sent Rayald D. Smith, 21, of 298 Essex Street, and Donald Bacon, 24, of Union City, swinging from a front door. Both men were arrested, charged with disorderly conduct, and pled guilty, each fined $25.

Istic West Main Street Union City Corry Bill

Goldfine Eyes Tuesday Probe On Uncashed Checks

Goldfine, resting after two days of testimony, says he will appear again before a House subcommittee probing his dealings with federal agencies. Investigators note his firms issued uncashed checks totaling 77000 over 16 years. He traveled to Boston for the weekend, avoiding a full attorney lineup during arrival. He declined to discuss what information the panel deems pertinent.

Wasser Aerward Goldfine House Boston Sit Goldfine Subcommittee

Unemployed Use New Jobless Benefit Extension

Harrisburg reports more than 32 000 unemployed are using the extended jobless benefits. The temporary plan began late last month with initial payments last week and an anticipated 140 000 claims before expiration. The extension adds 18 weeks of benefits up to 20 per week.

Harrisburg Bureau of Employment Security

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