19 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
1
A fragmented sale notice lists farm machinery and dairy items for auction near Jersey City area. Items include tractors Case motors 2wd 8 ft grain cutter, wagons disks plows and milk equipment. Details mention dates and contact hints with sellers and lot specifics obscured by OCR errors.
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Beirut seeking a path to end 41 days of fighting. He meets observers including Maj. Gen. Odd Bull and Rejeswar Dayal as UN teams monitor any rebel aid from neighboring states amid fierce clashes and shifting control.
President Garcia ends his bid for major U S economic help during a state visit. Talks with Dulles and congressional leaders precede a farewell dinner at the Philippine Embassy. Experts craft an urgent program with long term loans potentially totaling 950 million dollars.
Police in Stayton Oregon arrested 60 year old Daniel George Cole after deputies saw him kicking his elderly father Eugene W. Cole who was restrained inside a two strand electric fence behind the home. The elder man was hospitalized in unknown condition with reports of severe mistreatment.
The Dominican Congress denounces U S criticism and vows to end aid arrangements while a U S military station tracks missiles in the Caribbean. The resolution omits mentions of Trujillo Jr. and his ties to film actresses as it defends national dignity against U S congressmen.
Moscow Pravda claims UN military observers in Lebanon are a cloak for imperialist intervention. The paper argues Anglo American circles seek to strike Damascus and Cairo and the wider Arab and African liberation movements.
In Erie a 39 year old man, John Gorecki, shot and killed Joseph Duska 43, a store clerk, at Penn News after a dispute over a baseball game and car use. Gorecki faces murder charges as DA Herbert J Johnson Jr confirms possible first degree murder. Police note the pair knew each other all their lives and the feud dated days, with witnesses reporting a loud pistol report at 6 50 p m.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semyenoy departed Bonn by train for Moscow after an eight week Bonn clinic stay for a heart attack. He fell ill in April while accompanying Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan on a mission to Bonn.
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles begin a renewed appraisal of U.S.-Soviet relations amid questions about a possible summit. Khrushchev’s tougher line and Western recalls to Moscow raise speculation on new maneuvers. State experts admit gaps, while Nagy’s execution deepens distrust and threatens potential agreements.
The Kremlin hardens as anti Khrushchev forces gain momentum in the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee meeting in Moscow. Analysts tie the tensions to internal reforms led by Khrushchev, and note foreign policy stance and Red China's influence may have shaped the clashes.
Carl Millsnaw of White Street was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a 14 foot fall while building a new house on Random Road. He suffered a broken right shoulder and six fractured ribs. He was working with son-in-law Robert Joy when he lost balance on a high scaffold. Ground was clay packed hard around the site and caused the fall. Millspaw is listed as satisfactory.
A northern Cambria County crash on Route 53 near Fallen Timber left Richard Williams 22 of Utahville dead. In the same wreck Mary Noel 41 of Fallen Timber drove. Mildred Gallaher 49 of Coulport was critically injured and her husband Joseph 49 and Noel were listed as seriously hurt.
Cory youths Edward Estes Fred Jewell and Gerald Ayers appeared before Judge Burton Laub in North Carry with Ayers seeking counsel and two defendants pleading guilty. The judge delayed final sentencing until next Thursday after probation office review while police traced the Zalaneck Cement Plant thefts and a witness report.
Traveling 2 300 miles on a mule for a Jaycee meet a Memphis man Bob Bradley recounts a joke that grew into a journey with a Tennessee mule named Kate. Bradley, posing as a goodwill ambassador for Gov Clement, insists he will fly home and not ride the mule back.
The U S Court of Appeals ordered reinstatement and back pay for six civilian employees at Fort Monmouth New Jersey fired as security risks in 1954 The panel held the Army failed to provide the required written findings of the security hearing and that their discharge was not properly justified They receive back pay totaling about 180 000 and return to scientific or cleared positions
The Nationalist Chinese air force confirms an F84 Thunderjet is missing after a leaflet drop mission over the Chinese mainland. Peiping radio says the plane was shot down Monday by Communist forces over Fukien with another jet missing.
Congressional Republicans split on President Eisenhower keeping Sherman Adams as top aide. Some urged Adams out while others backed Ike. Ray Bliss of Ohio said he would rather it hadn't happened. Democrats plan to make Adams dealings with Bernard Goldfine a major issue.
W P Bashline of 141 North Center Street was sentenced to nine months in Erie County prison after pleading guilty to two counts of cheating by false pretenses. He admitted failing to settle a car sale with Alton Bromley Jr and keeping proceeds from tires owned by Western Auto. Judge Burton Laub imposed the sentence.
F. (Fats) Buccelli, a 44 year old accessory in the 1950 Brink's robbery, was found shot in the head in Boston area early today. He had previously served five years in a New York case and testified about involvement with narcotics smuggling and profits. He and Edward Bennett pleaded guilty to accepting part of a $1,219,000 Brink's haul.
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