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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1959
Page
3
Readable text fragments describe a local area event with references to a meeting and internal notes. Names, places, and concrete actions are unclear due to damaged OCR. the piece hints at a public or community gathering and potential planning around facilities or facilities usage.
At the Soviet and American exhibition in the New York City Coliseum President Eisenhower and Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov mingled with crowds and endured a rough reception. Police and Secret Service struggled to keep order as spectators surged through the hall. The leaders laughed through the moment, while aides including Nixon and Maj. John Eisenhower were briefly separated from the tour.
In St Louis a split over school segregation threatens the National Education Association. Southern white delegates push a mild resolution from Cleveland’s past while Northern black and white allies back a strong condemnation. A Friday general session will decide the stance on integrating public schools and local solutions through fair play and cooperation.
A U S F100 Super Sabre jet piloted by Capt. John G Schmitt Jr. took off from Kadena Air Base eight miles from Ishikawa. The aircraft veered toward a hillside then crashed into a corner of Miamori Elementary School. Eyewitness Capt. Richard Rousset reported the jet burst into flaming debris scattering over the green tiled roofs of the surrounding district.
A 16 year old told Judge Jude Herbert A Mook that his mother drove him to cottages to burglarize them. The youth was committed to Pennsylvania George Junior Republic and other youths faced various residences. The mother is jailed for burglary and larceny, and a younger brother was placed in foster care.
Meadville police arrested a 17 year old and two 16 year olds after they attempted to burglarize the Western Auto store early Sunday. A witness saw the break in and alerted police. The older youth, a prior offender, appeared in Juvenile Court. the younger two will face Juvenile Delinquency Commission proceedings.
Leberman, a Meadville resident and State Highways Department inspector on the Lake road widening project, fractured his left foot yesterday. At City Hospital in satisfactory condition, he was reportedly struck when a water truck backed into him while bending to drink from a canteen. A second truck wheel ran over his foot near Gable Hill where Silvestri Brothers of Youngstown place concrete.
Hyde Park police received multiple complaints about loud music from John Williams apartment on the South Side. Three squads ordered him to quiet down. Williams later reported his clarinet missing.
The Supreme Court splits over authority to bypass confrontation in a defense program. Warren says without explicit authorization from the President or Congress officials lacked power to remove a worker in a proceeding denying cross examination. Justices differ on broader implications for executive or legislative limits. Additional rulings grant immunity to government speakers in libel cases, require judicial restraint in handling official reports, and shield radio stations from liability for candidate speeches while enforcing equal time rules.
Libby Jones, a burlesque performer known for precise beauty and a legendary stage act, spoke at the Royal Oak Lions Club weekly luncheon. She defended her craft amid a studded audience, noting earnings and her research into the strip tease profession while receiving a certificate of appreciation from Club President Sam Molarino.
A Georgia train wreck at a recreation area on the Ogeechee River near Savannah killed nineteen and injured several more. Investigators probe cause while Seaboard Air Line officials report no track or car defects. In a separate note, officials in California question why Discoverer IV failed to reach orbit due to insufficient speed.
The Supreme Court ruling expands absolute immunity to policy making officials for actions or statements in their line of duty, a move that alarms Justice Warren who warns it could curb debate. Dissenting Justice Brennan argues for limited protection below cabinet rank, while the court also notes Congress members enjoy some immunity for statements in Congress.
Bears Lake area residents share visits with relatives and friends across New York and Maryland. Judy Fowler of Batavia visits uncle Rev. B Smith. Carol Wells of Brookdale stays with Lucile Price. Clara Shannon of Falcone visits Beap Lake. Families attend Beverly Hartford’s Panama graduation. Bruce Price of Houshton visits his mother, attends Findley Lake conference. Jimmy Davis delivers a morning message at Evan gelical United Brethren Church. Hyniest Hamilton returns home after brief hospital stay.
Joseph A. Kenney, 71, vice president of the Trenton Times, died Sunday after a brief illness. He directed advertising for the Times for 30 years and earlier served as White House correspondent during Wilson and as China correspondent for the New York World. Judges of courts of superior or general authority are immune to civil damages for actions while acting officially, regardless of motives.
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