06 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
1
A fragmented arts page item references dice games and hot terms, with unclear names and dates. Readers glean little concrete context beyond a mention of gambling imagery and unspecified happenings in the arts section.
President Eisenhower sails aboard the 60,000 ton carrier Saratoga for Atlantic maneuvers off Florida with three Cabinet officers. The trip includes daylight and night demonstrations of atomic and conventional weaponry and guided missiles, then air defense training before deployment to the Mediterranean with the U S fleet.
Miss Emel Joan show 19, killed when a girl friend allegedly forced her to step in front of a moving auto after a roadside quarrel. Witnesses say the pair argued near a roadside inn then the woman leaped into traffic. Coroner Wayne Templer to determine cause.
An attorney for one of five men charged with conspiring to defraud the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission of 19.5 million dollars said he will rely heavily on Commonwealth witnesses and records to prove his client’s case. The trial opened in Dauphin County Court as prosecutors and defense debated what constitutes fair profit for toll-road work and accused firms of excessive gains.
Authorities search Clarion County for 29 year old felon Phyllis Jean Bish who escaped from Clarion County Jail after breaking a fire escape window. A motorist sighted a hitchhiker matching her description near New Bethlehem as officers comb the area. Bish, from Belford Metwite Ohio, had been returned from Ohio yesterday on charges of larceny and passing bad checks. The escape is described as quick and from a second story window with a fire escape. Police expect tips from the public as the search continues.
A garbled OCR fragment references arrests and a series of unclear names and places including Sparta, SMU, and Christa. The readable portion mentions an arrest by authorities named Alife Pollen and a suspect linked to an incident at Brhe yonstable, with implications of a late return or court action. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
The Corry Area High School 126 seniors received awards during commencement. Notable honors included Phyllis Jensen receiving Fowler's Digest award, a $800 Cablege scholarship, and multiple honors for community service and academic achievement. Del Roy of Pennsylvania State University spoke praising the graduates.
Dr. Lapp testified before a Congressional subcommittee on radiation defense stressing a human sperm stockpile to preserve genetic material in case of a nuclear attack. He warned the program could cut genetic damage and halve losses, though experts noted the policy carries gravity and practical challenges.
In a formal address, Aung Gime Charkes Scott urges a broader diplomatic task and presents himself as a capable candidate for a leadership role. The statement highlights his intent to influence policy, strengthen international ties, and guide upcoming diplomatic initiatives.
Washington reports Wiliam Girard the Japanese veteran will head his defense in a death by firing squad case in Tokyo. The embassy says Girard has chosen Ty Yale primes to lead proceedings with Maj. Stanley Levin as personal adviser. Details hinge on ongoing meetings and formal announcements.
A Senate committee probes misappropriation of Bakers Union funds amid allegations of official favors in labor and management dealings. Witnesses Anthony Confarti and Stuart are named as key figures as Mundt seeks hearings on alleged misuses and secondary boycotts tied to unions and employers.
About 300 alumni expected to attend the annual dinner at Lakeview High School. Program begins with a business meeting at 6 90 and will feature entertainment followed by a social hour. Guests include association president Salt Anna and others. Attendance list and exact timing noted.
Vice President Nixon says Khrushchev’s plan to swap forces would leave Europe at the mercy of the Communist world. He vows the United States will not be drawn into a Soviet shell game and urges a more effective foreign aid strategy amid a large audience. He acknowledges some waste and inefficiency but stresses high stakes and steadfast allied support.
Harrisburg report shows Rep Albert W Johnson GOP floor leader accusing Gov Leader of directing Democratic roadblocks to delay the 1987 general appropriations bill. He claims the strategy nearly derailed the final adjournment timetable set for June 15 while Democrats blocked a 24 million appropriation for state hospitals. Sen William J Lane forced a postponement of the Senate vote on the 1.1 billion bill after a sustained delay amid budget battles.
Geneva Federation of Women’s Clubs delegates urged continuation of free television and free program choice while avoiding an official stance on paid TV. A policy statement discussed future safeguards and potential pay TV forms if government regulates, with mixed opinion and support from a Zionist Radio Corp representative backing paid TV under certain conditions.
A jury in Airle County court refused damages to Dolly M. Turner of Indianapolis widow of Charles Turner a 33 year old truck driver killed in a 1965 collision with a New York Central train. Turner had claimed the engineer was negligent and owed her damages. The verdict cleared the railroad of liability in the fatal crash that occurred near an allroad cropsbay crash site.
A trailer and a tractor-trailer collided at an intersection near Fayetteville North Carolina killing 13 laborers en route to harvest beans. The fire from the crash injured 21 people, with 14 in critical condition. The accident occurred at Highways 301 and 12, about 50 miles south of Raleigh, with the scene described as chaotic as emergency crews removed victims.
A proposed constitutional amendment would elect the attorney general by the people rather than have the governor appoint. The House passed the Senate draft last night as part of broader state reform efforts. The measure, tied to other proposed changes, awaits final approval before the 195 legislature adjourns.
Washington reported the United States and Russia remain far apart on halting atomic weapons tests. President Eisenhower and Premier Bulganin spoke at similar times about a potential first-step disarmament within a year, but both sides demand strong inspection and fear continued testing. Eisenhower stressed a total ban only with effective controls, while warning that tests would continue if war risk remains.
Eyewitness radiologist Denis Wilken reports fallout will descend after Britain's second H bomb test last week. He notes initial readings suggest radioactive samples, with government leaders warning of ongoing dangers while Britain claims leadership in nuclear weapons. News Chronicle cites assessments on the test's fallout and strategic implications.
The Liquor Board approved rules on closing times tied to Daylight Saving, allowing operation hours to shift with standard time. Petitions for new licenses and changes must notify the board, and owners face fines or penalties if they fail to adjust to time changes or provide required notices.
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