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08 May 1958
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
1
NATO Asks Reds Join Disarmament Parley
NATO foreign ministers in Copenhagen invited the Soviet Union to participate in technical talks on disarmament rather than rely on summit diplomacy. They, while open to a summit, stressed progress through expert negotiations and continued study of new arms control approaches amid East West tensions. The ministers noted repeated Soviet refusals of earlier invitations and signaled continued diplomatic efforts at all levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Demark
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U. S
State Dulles
Eisenhower Orders Withdrawal of Troops from Little Rock
President Eisenhower ordered the withdrawal of all federal troops enforcing school integration at Little Rock Central High, with plans to end the guard presence by May 29 and a hope that no troops are needed at the start of the next school year. Secretary of the Army Brucker relayed the decision to Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, amid ongoing questions about remaining forces and local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Brucker
Edwin A. Walker
Central High School
White
House
James C. Hagerty
Ren
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Hagerty
Faubus
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Central High
Newport
R. T
Kinzua Excursion Planned by Erie Railroad
Two days remain to plan the Erie Railroad excursion to the King Viaduct. A.A. Carbone reports reservations rising as the price drop entices more riders. The tour costs 6 dollars for adults and 3 for children with three stops en route, sponsored by the Buffalo Chapter of the National Railway Historian Society. A second item notes a fatal crash near Butler when two autos collided on the Ivywood Culmersville road killing James Dufford, 40, of Butler. Mick Kuran of Rural Ridge, Allegheny County, injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinga Viaduct
Erie Railroad
A.A. Carbone
Carbone
Comny
Pennsylvania
Alleghenies
Buffalo
The
National Railway Historian Society
Butler
Ivywood
Culmersville
James Dufford
Mick Kuran
Rural Ridge
Allegheny County
Air Force Sets New World Altitude Record in Jet Flight
The Air Force reports a Starfighter flight from Hamilton AFB California reached 80 190 feet altitude over Palmdale California beating the French record by over two miles. Major Howard Johnson of Nogato California and Knoxville Tennessee piloted the aircraft in a 17 mile vertical climb to express speed of sound in a 27 minute ascent. Lockheed confirms the test results through the National Aeronautics Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIA
Air Force
Palmdale
Calif
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Howard
Johnson
Nogato
Knoxville
Tenn
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Mojave Desert
Itfield’s
Aeroniml
Lockheed An
Nouncement
Hamilton Air Force Base
Douglas Named to New Post as North Huntington Supt
Louis Douglas, former Corry schools superintendent, was elected superintendent of North Huntington schools in Westmoreland County. The annual salary is 12 100, with 2,400 students and 105 teachers in the district. Corry district numbers were 4,000 students and 135 teachers. The resignation date and search for a replacement in Corry will follow. Harold Be Hench, North Huntington principal, will move to a post in Shai Township. The North Huntington district is near Irwin, about 20 miles from Pittsburgh. The Palmerton superintendent positions cited were not accepted. The new school year begins in July, guiding any changes by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Vaughn
Joint Committee
Douglas
Mearl Sefheliy
Corry
Gerheim
North Huntington
Palmerton Lariat
Pennsylvania
Harold BE
Hench
Shai Township
Irwin
Pittsburgh
Corry Distrit T
Corry Joint Committee
County Aides Approve 22.75 Budget for Next Year
The Bre ast Planning Board approved a 22.75 budget for next year. Matthew J. Steinner, the new county novelty planner since May 1, said the staff would include five people and focus on transportation. The board asked the county commissioners to furnish a car for the office and keep it open 40 hours a week, while the work week was set at 35 hours. Stegner recommended hiring a qualified senior planner with a college degree and the board has begun the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secumeyy Wide Aga xsAthty Planning Board
Matthew J. Steinner
Dce
Novinty
Stegner
Planni
Dulles Accuses Reds Of Disarm Smokescreen
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles accused the Soviet Union of using arms as a smokescreen to pressure a world order dominated by the Chinese Soviet bloc. He warned against dropping nuclear deterrence and urged dependable steps toward disarmament while criticizing Soviet pledges as obstacles to East West cooperation. He spoke in West Berlin as NATO ministers prepared for renewed talks with the Soviets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Dulles
Kremlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Paris
Copenhagen
NATO
Cilles
Neues Deutschland
Neu Deutschland
NATO Counét
Theft Report Probed After Mobil Station Cash Loss
Investigation into the $850 robbery at Hall's Mobil Service Station after a 9:20 a.m. intrusion. Richard Hall reported being slugged and robbed by an unseen intruder while preparations to pay for a gasoline delivery. No description or trace found. Also noted are charges against Rube James and Cary Stinson in a separate moonshine case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hall
Hall
Mobil
Pittsburgh
Rube James
Cary Stinson
Mount Washington House
Administration Rejects Dem Bid for Compromise
Washington sources report the administration rejected the Democratic bid for a compromise on a heated issue. House leaders and President supporters floated a partial plan, but after a long meeting with Speaker Rayburn, no agreement emerged. The President’s bill remains uncertain, with opposition from Republicans and some Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem
Washington
Coneasaioil
Tride Pallotes
House
Sunny Rayburn
Tosa
Werks
Tno
Weeks
Oly
Aleks
Rayburn
Lede Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Tolse Democrats
Strike averted but threat remains for aircraft workers
A strike of 98 200 aircraft workers was averted as unions IA M and UAW agreed to continue talks with Convair Douglas Aircraft and North American Aviation. Wage raises, cost of living adjustments, and per hour pay scales were discussed while plants in Fort Worth Columbus Tulsa Charlotte and other cities could still be affected as negotiations continue and contracts expire at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS. Angrlins No
International Association of Machinists
United Auto Workers
Convair
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Noth Américan Aviation
Doneiss
North American
AL Mariell
Gainion
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Dant
Ines
Lockheed
Georwin Divison
Plint
Lockhreed
Californi
TAM
Georain
UAW
Phutts
Fort Worth
Tex
Columbus
Oley
Tulsa
Okla
Charlotte
Twesos
Arla
Mnibt
Merotiatous
North Atmericar
Sie Douglas
Tvaevent
Woodworkers union keeps contract amid recession talks
In Portland Oregon the International Woodworkers of America announces a tentative agreement to renew contracts for 45 000 members across Washington Oregon California and Montana without pay raises for now The plan extends the contract until next year and includes a September 1 meeting to discuss details The union says the move aims to keep workers employed amid falling demand and prices while addressing rising living costs and unemployment concerns The management line calls the plan a realistic approach to industry challenges and notes the dispute centers on wage pressures and market conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Amer
Whlen
Willy Prise
Lwa
Matoris
Monta Tregon
Washington
Califoria
Pho Apsion
Ceaine
Hospital Group Schedules Tag Sale and Prizes
A local hospital group announces a tag sale date with prizes of 3 2 1 for top fundraisers. Mrs Bui Haill Delman and Mrs Janes Sin ehner credit efforts to students and community members, while funds go toward a steam table at the kitchen. The event, led by Macy Hussital, includes a theatre vote and ties to a hospital fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memarii Hospital Lyliv
Bui Hailll Delman
Janes Sinehner
Halcht
Flith
Wall
Weelmannt and
Tesh
Walla
Caiiopian
Vox Theater
Mosey Apc
Halgit
State Puts Damper On Hare Creek Aid
City and state officials debate aid for Hare Creek drainage improvements to curb sewer backflow. City solicitor Roger Arawn reports the Pennsylvanias Department of Forests and Waters has withheld funding until damage data and a local plan are provided. Officials cite insufficient appropriations and ongoing cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Creek
Pohlowhie
Pennaytvanis Department of Forests and Waters
Hue
Hood
Mare Creek
Roger Arawn
Dhe Teller
GH. McCon
Hell
al Fond Rontrot
Pier Unt
Eltys
McConnell
Eden
Erry Sehellims
Gaveraine
Connell Peditord
Aalier Tuir
Ps Pander
Clair Capwell Streebs
Dirwetny
Raymond Weber
Atery
Dire
Lebanon Editor Assassinated
The Beirut press community reports the assassination of a prominent Lebanon editor. The incident, amid unrest, draws attention to dangers faced by reporters and potential political motives. Details on the editor’s identity and the circumstances remain unclear, with officials promising investigation.
Reds Protest Nixon Visit at San Marcos University
Protesters from Lima and students from San Marcos University planned marches and demonstrations during Vice President Nixon's visit to Peru. Officials reported disruptive but nonlethal clashes as police guarded the campus. Nixon proceeded with talks and toured facilities despite the heightened tension and local protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMA
Nixon
Lin
San Marcos University
Sir
Viiois
Washington
Injured Woman Crawls To Safety After Creeksides Night
An injured woman crawled through a dangerous area toward shelter near Nanty Morris. Bleeding hands guided her along a creek bed to reach her home and safety. She endured pain but kept moving until she found help at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanty Morris
Ted
Maperiniitie
Unjust Union Control Laws Prompt AFL-CIO Critique
The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices committee voices opposition to proposed anti union corruption laws while labor leaders urge restraint. Amid Senate hearings, unions warn that sweeping restrictions could harm innocent workers and hinder legitimate organizing efforts. A new state liquor supervisor appointment is announced in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Afl-Cio Ethical Pracnews
Jon Proposts
Ail
al Hayes
Congress
Hayes
International Association of Machinists
Senate
Arlin
Ani
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Sleup
Little Rock School
Kinzua
Aunyrence
Il. Louis
Dent of Corry
Westmoreland
Dr. L. M. Douglas
West
Timay
Ubese Park
T Lyles
Steund
der Gabbert
Marcia
Hee
Arseniy Polning
Ben Lyles
Lyles
Hospital Group
Newswan
Sucuu
MHS Fop
ANTIN
Thom Murphy
Wililny
AN Tames Lif
SR Sear
Macy
Lebanon
Nasser
Reds
Harrisburg
William J Mul
Glanelyew
Peyels Wy Holntest
Vk Styts Guor
Westwrrt Potnnevaria
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