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12 Jul 1958
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1958
Page
1
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Tensions Mounting Over U S Prisoners
Washington charged that Moscow refuses to secure freedom for nine American soldiers held in East Germany and accuses the Soviet Union of using the captives as leverage to pressure the United States. Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy said the Soviet government allows East German authorities to use the prisoners as blackmail while denying Russia’s responsibility for their return. Murphy warned the dispute could damage U S Soviet relations and cited a separate protest over June 27 Soviet fire on an unarmed U S transport plane, seeking punishment and compensation for the crew and aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U
Moscow
East Germany
United States
Russia
Robert Murphy
Mikhail Menshikov
Murphy
Soviet Union
Recovery From Fallout Would Take Centuries
UT scientists Dr. Wilson Stone and Florence D. Wilson estimate human recovery from heavy radioactive fallout could span 600 to 900 years. Their fruit fly study, conducted under Atomic Energy Commission contract, links long genetic damage to generations and implies slow human genetic recovery after thermonuclear exposure in Pacific proving grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Wilson
Stone
Florence D. Wilson
Bikini
Ronegelap
Rongorik
Marshall Islands
Ponape
Caroline Islands
U. S
Pacific Proving Ground Area
Atomic Energy Commission
National Academy of Science
Thor Missile Blasts Off From Cape Canaveral
A Thor intermediate range ballistic missile launched from Cape Canaveral at 1:36 a.m. EST on a test aimed at recovering a prototype nose cone. It was the 16th Thor fired in the Air Force TRBM program begun in 1957, with the nose cone set to detach during flight and a search for the nose cone’s booster vehicle ongoing in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Spice
Atlantic
Air Force
Au-gust
Farmer amputates own arm after baler accident
48 year old farmer Rus sell Higginson of Palmer Lake Colorado amputated his right arm with a pocketknife after it was caught in a baler. He instructed his 1 year old daughter Beverly on farm operations before being taken to a hospital in Colorado Springs. Polly Monahan a nurse treated him at the scene until an ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Enauy Srniugus
Guu
Russell Higginson
Palmer Lake
Bolo
Callmg
Beverly
Bernard Barry
Higginson
Colorado Springs
Polly Monahan
Tragic Idaho Shooting Ends With Death Of Woman And Suspect
In a Sandpoint incident last night a 73 year old man killed a woman and himself and wounded three men. Ruth Tanner, 63, was killed while dining at a Sandpoint tavern. Owner Robert Hunter, 48, was wounded in the neck. Bud McMertery was wounded near the back door. Sandpoint Police Chief George Elliott was shot in the chest and leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Idaho
Bonner County
Olkonon
Deal
Ruth ‘Tanner
Robert Hunter
Bud McMertery
George Elliott
Knowland Joins Fight Against Tariff Curbs
Senator Knowland Republican leader of California announced he will oppose a Kerr amendment to extend the Reciprocal Trade Agreements law. The move would give Congress final say on whether the President may accept or reject Tariff Commission recommendations for higher tariffs or quotas amid claims of injury from imports. He urged preserving presidential discretion as part of a three year extension under debate in the Senate Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William F
Knowland
Calif
Knowlad
Senate Repubcan
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Edward Martin
Finance Committee
Sharon Woman Dies in N Center St Car Crash
A 15 year old Sharon resident died at the scene when two cars collided near the Sciota road North Center street intersection. Mrs. Charles Hyde 87 said he turned from Sciota onto North Center as the other auto driven by Mrs. Babcock approached. Three others injured were treated and released. total damage about 2050 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Clymer
Corry
North Center Street
Charles Hyde
Mahlon Sweet
Myrl Babcock
Sciota Road
Sciota
Findley Lake
Altos
Babcock
Hyde
Huff Enters C J Strike Picture
Pete Huff of the International Association of Machinists joined strike talks at the Corry Jamestown plant to resolve the 12 week dispute. Accompanied by Claude Townsend the negotiators met with Grover Stainbrook federal conciliator as both sides plan another session next week to push production back. The report also notes Faubus seeks Supreme Court review of the Little Rock High School injunction and a Court of Appeals hearing set for August 4 on related desegregation cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Huff
International Association of Machinists
Corry-Jamestown
Huff
Claude Townsend
Grover Stainbrook
Wderal
Plo
Louis
Arkansas
Faubus
U. S. Supreme Settled Court
Dental High School
Little Rock
Federal Court of Appeals
Robert ©. Tucker
Ronald HB. Davies
Court of Appeals
Aly
St. Louis
Harry J. Lemley
National Association For (In Advancement of Colored People
L le Rock
May Drop Contempt Vote Against Goldfine In Probe
Rep John Bell Williams signals contempt citation for Bernard Goldfine may be delayed as the House subcommittee seeks more financial information from Goldfine relating to his ties with Sherman Adams. Williams said no act now, aim to complete the record, and a contempt vote hinges on further testimony. Goldfine weighs responding to the subcommittee request before next Tuesday’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfine
Washington
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Bernard Goldfine
Williams
House
Boston
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Loelle Goldfine
Congress
M Subcommittee
Woman Dies in Bethel Park House Fire
A suburban Bethel Park woman, about 50, identified as Mrs Jean Rosenthal, died when her home burned after she returned from a Florida trip. Firemen said the blaze started on the second floor but the cause was not determined. Her husband and daughter remain in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasburgh
Sububan Bethel Park
Jean Rosenthal
Florida
Eisenhower Veto Threatens Bill For House Grants
The Senate rushed a $2.475 billion omnibus housing bill to the House, expanding federal programs beyond President Eisenhower’s recommendations. It passed by voice vote after swift amendments, adding major new authorizations for urban renewal, public housing, and veteran assistance, signaling a clash with the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eienhower
Eisenhower
Volleze
Fireck
CAP Plans Practice Test Tomorrow
Civil Air Patrol CAP plans a practice test tomorrow at Lawrence Airport starting at 1:90 p.m. Squadron 504 of Group 60 led by Mrs. Witham will simulate aerial message pickups and ground evacuee moves to the New Castle area by CAP planes. Twelve cadets compose the local squadron. The exercise, weather permitting, aims to demonstrate field hospital setup and evacuation procedures. Public attendance is invited.
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Pitibureh
Civil Air Patrol
Lawrence Aiport
Cin Abbey
Abbey
Souadron 504
Witham
CAP
Ely
Pittsburgh
New Castle
GAP
Gly
Wenend
Ike's Brother Begins Tour of Central America
Dr Milton G Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins, leaves on a delayed Central American tour arranged by President Eisenhower. Security concerns keep itinerary private while embassies await word. Panama invites five Panama University students to meet him. student group declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M — Amia
Milton G. Eisenhower
Central America
Eisenhower
State Department
Chile
U. S
Panama
Meer
Monay
Panama University
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Presidy Nixon
America
Boy, 14 Ends Life Over Girl Friend Trouble
In Pittsburgh area, 14 year old George Nayles shot himself at his Pleasants Hills home after personal troubles with a girl. A 22 caliber rifle lay nearby as his brother found the body. Detectives say a note left by the youth described his girlfriend problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bey
Allegheny
George Nayles
Mildwest
Jack
Pleasants Hills
Area Woman Hurt In Fall Near Spartansburg Hospitalized
Mrs. Gertrude Sherlock, 83, of Spartansburg, was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital with undetermined injuries after wandering from her son Isaac Sherlock's home during the night. Relatives said her condition remained serious this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sherlock
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sherlock
Isaac Sherlock
High Voltage Injures Boy on Isle of Wight
An eight year old boy was seriously injured after touching a 35 000 volt power line while looking for a bird nest on the Isle of Wight off England’s south coast. The incident caused a island wide power outage lasting about two hours affecting roughly 100 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauoduu
Manana
Graham Derman
Isle of Wight
England
Tax official charged in extortion case in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police detained Samel West aged 56, an investigator for the Pennsylvania State Sales Tax Department, on an extortion charge. He allegedly accepted 300 pounds from a builder seeking relief from a sales tax delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Sales Tax Department
Samel West
Bomerton
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