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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
3
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The U S Court of Appeals upheld Judge P Dickenson Letts authority to enforce a court ordered cleanup of the Teamsters Union. Monitors may be used to restore democracy and the court can compel compliance via contempt if Hoffa and union officers fail to follow recommendations or require new elections under monitored oversight.
Roberts marking ninth anniversary at the emirrae appliance and furniture shop in Columbus offers free gifts to visitors and a chance to enter a door prize during the anniversary sale. The store is owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts.
Sen. Clark of Pennsylvania urges rejecting a House ordered flood survey for the Allegheny River and backs a five million dollar request for the Kinzua flood control dam. He notes alternatives were reviewed and seeks to fund dam construction while Seneca Nation appeals to the Supreme Court.
In Harrisburg a heated debate over allowing state police to use radar to prosecute speeders dominated proceedings. Democratic floor leader Stephen McCann and Republican leader Albert Johnson acknowledged divided ranks ahead of a planned showdown vote next week. The House Motor Vehicles Committee had approved the radar measure for floor action alongside companion bills on mandatory chemical tests, periodic operator license reexams, stiffer speeding penalties, and brake lining standards. The article also notes moves on restaurant tax exemptions, coal research road use, billboard control, and a constitutional revision to allow gubernatorial succession. House GOP whip Edwin Tompkins won a bitter contest amid six ballots, defeating Edwin Lippincott.
Four youths charged with snatching and raping a girl after a school dance pled not guilty at arraignment. The case, raised by Rev A Leon Lowry and NAACP branches, cites a double standard in justice amid calls to end electrocution for rapists. The defendants, including Willion Collinsworth, 23, and others aged 16 to 20, await trial in county jail without bond.
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