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17 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 17, 1958
Page
1
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Pa. farm hand’s triple slaying shocks Towanda community
In Towanda Pennsylvania a one year old farm hand Paul Pelton is held in solitary confinement awaiting grand jury action after confessing to killing his three young daughters. He said he decided the act was the public safety thing to do. His wife Margaret, caring for their newborn son in hospital, found the scene after returning from the hospital. Pelton fled on horseback but surrendered when a state trooper fired over his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Wesvern
Paul Pellony
Pelton
Bradford County
Fowler Tuton
Tuton
Margaret
Troy Community Hospital
Paul
Gonnie
Patricia
Pauline
Earl
Corry Man Admits Part In Area Holdup
Corry man Eugene W. Pier is jailed without bail after pleading guilty to armed robbery in the Sunset Drive-in heist. Theodore W. Kolstee, 28, is the subject of a 14 state manhunt from Corry. Investigators traced the men’s movements from Corry to Jamestown Waterford Erie Buffalo Detroit and St Louis before splitting up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wire County
Sunset Drive-in
Eugene W. Pier
Marion Street
Mid- West
Theodore W. Kolstee
Bruce Reeder
Pier
Jamestown
Kolstee
Waterford
Erie
Buffalo
Canada
Detroit
St. Louis
Reeder
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Erie County Court
British and Jordan Crisis Spur U S British Talks
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd arrived in the United States for urgent talks with Dulles on Middle East policy as Britain sent troops into Jordan to support King Hussein. Iraq’s revolution and the Baghdad Pact partners prompted joint considerations of deploying forces and backing Hussein against pro Soviet or anti-West factions. Meanwhile the United States extended aid to Lebanon as Jordan sought to stabilize the region amid calls for action against the Iraqi rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
U. S
New York
Tre~wild
Jordan
Sing Hussein
Lloyd
Middle East
Willy
Dulles
Jorden
United ‘States
Lebanon
Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Faisal
Amman
Baghdad
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Britain
Soviet Union
Gyprus
Faisal II
U S and Sweden clash over Lebanon UN observers plan
The United States and allies rushed to block a Swedish Security Council proposal to suspend UN observers in Lebanon. Sweden warned the Marines’ presence blocks the observers from monitoring rebel aid along the Lebanese border. The U.N. may deploy a police force. Russia sought removal of Marines. Dag Hammarskjold urged restraint and praised observers for border inspections without Marine help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States
Lebanon
U.S
Gunnar V. Jarring
Security Council
Council
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sweden
Corncil
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Crash Kills 4 U. S. GIs In France
Four American soldiers were killed and 21 injured when an Army bus collided with a French truck near Olivet in Orleans France. Thirty six soldiers rode in the bus on a routine troop transfer. The French truck driver was killed and names were withheld pending relatives' notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
France
Olivet
Wrong Way Corrigan hailed 20 years after famed flight
Santa Ana report recalls Douglas Corrigan’s 1938 trans Atlantic hop from New York to Ireland in a frail monoplane. The stunt earned him the nickname Wrong Way Corrigan and sparked a nationwide reception, a film contract, and a lifelong aviation legacy. Corrigan, now 51, recounts the mistaken compass moment and plans to donate the original aircraft to a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Douglas Corrigan
New Yorke
Ireland
Corrigan
5 Herd
United States
Stars Club
Burlington
Wis
Orange Grove
Corrigin
Dublin
Ong Beach
New Adams Probe Seen on Capitol Honor Tradeoffs
Washington dented by fresh hearings as congressional sources forecast a new Adams probe into alleged favors sought through presidential aide Sherman Adams. The move runs alongside a Commerce subcommittee inquiry and comes as Bernard Goldfine faces season of questioning. A separate Armed Services probe reviews the Ray-Jaine Worsted settlement at a reduced Army penalty. inquiry staff sift files with Hebert signaling forthcoming action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman Adams
House Commerce
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Goldfine
Boston
House Armed Services Committee
Ray- Jaine Worsted, Inc
Manchester
N.H
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Soviets Order War Maneuvers Near Turkey and Iran
The Soviet Union orders land sea and air force maneuvers starting tomorrow in border area zones near Turkey and Iran. A Defense Ministry statement says the drills aim to maintain fighting readiness. The Black Sea fleet joins in the Transcaucasian area under Grechko while Turkestan maneuvers are led by Meretskov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Turkey
Iran
Defense Ministry
Ussr
Middle East
Black Sea
Transcaucasian
Andrei
Antoniovich Grechko
East Germany
Turkestan
Kirill A. Meratskov
China
Manhuria
Sharon Cleanups After Worst Flood In 45 Years
Sharon faces a mammoth cleanup after the Shenango River burst its banks, flooding downtown and displacing nearly 100 families. Unofficial damage runs into the millions while industries suspend operations and rail service experiences delays. No deaths or injuries reported as officials assess ongoing recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Pais
Shenango River
Carroll Kearns
R-Pa
City Hall
North Flats
Shenango
National Malleable Steel Co
Murphy Arrives in Lebanon Amid Milestone Flight
Beir ut Lebanon V Spe cial U 8 emissary Robert Murphy arrived today hoping Americans can contribute to Middle East peace and stability. Murphy said his mission will keep him here several days after a nonstop U S jet KC135 tanker flight from Westover Field Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
U. 8
Robert Murhy
Middle East
Murphy
Arived
Westover Field
Mass
United States
Woman Dies After Being Struck by Car in Unionville
Bellefonte Pi shar on Fisher 8 of Unionville died in hospital yesterday from injuries after being hit by a car on RL 200 near her home. The accident occurred yesterday and authorities are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Sharon Fisher
Unionville
Middle East At A Glance AP Briefing
Amman British troops land in Jordan to protect borders from encirclement. Soviet forces plan southern frontier maneuvers. Naples airlift speeds men and weapons to Turkey to back Lebanon Marines. Lloyd visits Washington for strategy talks. UN observer teams targeted in Lebanon, Marines isolated. French cruiser De Grasse off Beirut. Robert Murphy arrives. Damascus warns Americans to leave the Middle East. Tito recognizes rebel regime in Iraq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Naples
Turkey
Lebanon
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Middle East
United Nations
Snedder
U.S
Beirut
de Grasse
Robert Murphy
U. S. State Department
Damascus
U. & Con
Touris
Belgrade
Tito
Iraq
U S Readies More Troops For Mid East
The United States prepares additional forces for the Middle East as 1st Airborne elements of the 24th Division arrive in Turkey near Adana. 3,600 Marines are ashore in Lebanon and a Marine force from Camp Lejeune concentrates near Norfolk awaiting further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NGTON
United States
Middle East
NATO
Germany
Turkey
Mediterranean
Tant
Adana Air Base
Lebanon
2Nd Marine Division
Canp
Norfolk Area
Cherry Point
Enrmer
Jupiter IRBM nose cone recovered after space test
Cape Canaveral reports the Army recovered the nose cone of a Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile after a successful outer space entry. The 69 foot missile launched at 4 05 a.m. and the cone was plucked from the sea by the USS Escape near Antigua Island about 85 minutes after launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Army
Florida
Space
USS Escape
Navy
Antigua Island
Hospital Board Debates Blood Bank Purchase and X-ray System
Corry Memorial Hospital directors met to discuss buying four new X-ray machines and a specialized blood bank refrigerator seen as an urgent need. Supt Udger Alexander reported 326 admissions, 1,461 days of service, 49 on average per day, 36 births, and several minor and major surgeries. A commendation letter from the Bureau of Hospital Standards was read. directors present included Young Nast Alston Hillstrom Spitzer Puller lin Slattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memoria Hospital
Udger Alexander
Bureau of Hospital Standards and Supervision
Young
American Troops Move To Middle East Amid Tensions
Washington reports heavy naval buildup including two aircraft carriers and 16 destroyers to the region as British and American forces bolster Jordan and Beirut. British paratroops land in Amman to support King Hussein while the US airlifts troops and positions Marines near Beirut. Soviet warnings follow. The United States expands forces from Germany to Turkey and Adana as Washington weighs deployment options to contain the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Columbus Firemen Stage Festival Opens With Pet Parade
The Columbus Volunteer Fire Department opened its annual four day festival with a 7:30 PM pet parade and an evening of booths prizes and titles. Fundraising continues through Saturday with a water bottle stunt by local firemen. Tomorrow night features the annual fire company parade expected to be the best yet and Saturday closes with a plant fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
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Meretskov
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Associated Press
Mid-East
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