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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
3
Ashtabula city council blocked a proposed gas rate cut after a council committee discussion. The dispute, tied to a utility commission decision and a gas company service charge of three dollars, delayed action and split the vote.
The Methodist Youth Group, all members of the church, plans to sponsor Rev Evereth Woodcock for a year in Africa starting September 1. They compete with the Board of Missions to fund his mission, with Woodcock serving in the Muza village deep in the Central Belgian Congo, where he will undertake teaching duties and establish a church presence.
The article reports on stalled arms talks between East and West over German reunification and broader disarmament. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd criticizes Zorin for not tying bomb test limits to a production ban, urging concrete steps and clarification on Russia's plan to halt arms escalation.
A 15 year old boy in custody of Juvenile Authorities faces charges for writing blackmail letters to the Cent rack Hotel and Hershey Cancer Clinic in Portage. Detectives say he demanded 100 dollars in a paper bag left along Route 8. Officers trapped him at the scene. a shoe found at a repair shop tied him to the crime.
Warren Pgir and two coworkers 21, 30 pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and tampering with motor vehicles after damaging hydraulic controls on a truck lift at Warren Concrete. Damien estimated $250 in damages. Braham discharged for absenteeism. Funk, still employed, faced restitution. They reportedly entered late at night or early Sunday amid labor tensions.
A crane struck and killed Charles Wall, 33, a painter at U S Steel Corp Homestead Works yesterday.
A local Junior Chamber of Commerce drive uses Mr. Bill Goat as a mascot to spur new member signups. The animal roams Jaycee yards until new names arrive, while officials press Robert Anthony for a joining application and confront a complaint about past military ties.
UN exchanges with Communist officials report a tense 19 minute Korea speech by Chung denouncing foreign troops and warning of an eternal colony under U S leadership. He notes UN Command shift June 1 and questions Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission inquiry.
Fragmented OCR fragment reports shifting Republican backing as governors debate tax burdens. Text references Indiana and other states as examples, noting per capita tax take and state revenue shares amid broader political maneuvering.
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