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15 Nov 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
Nov 15, 1958
Page
1
Argentina VP Asks Protection As Nation Nears Military Rule
Vice President Alejandro Gomez faced a mob attack in Buenos Aires as protests escalated toward martial law. He appealed by telegram to President Arturo Frondizi for police protection for himself and family after about 100 youths breached his office. Police later posted guards at his home and pledged extra protection as authorities respond to the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Airds
Argentina
Alejandro Gomez
Gomez
Arturo Frondizi
Interior Ministry
Two Seek Little Rock School Board Posts
Little RockArkansas AP two candidates for six posts on the school board City Traffic Judge Robert Laster and clothier James T Karam announced candidacies Laster announced Friday night Karam began his campaign without naming a slate of five candidates. Karam allied with Gov Faubus and attacked the Gazette and NAACP. He warned editor Harry Ashmore of character attacks. He refused to name a slate to avoid entangling others. All six seats open due to resignations and the expiring term. Karams platform calls for strict health and achievement tests believing integration may follow court orders. He implied the plan would compel Black students to return to their former schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Robert Laster
James T. Karam
Laster
Karam
Orval E. Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
The
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas Gazette
Gazette
Litle Rock
Daily Worker
Harry 5. Ashmore
Car Truck Crash Blamed on Traffic Light
An intersection collision at Center and Washington left two vehicles damaged. Mrs. Philip Legal, 9 wor overatea by, reported traveling south and stopping for a light. A truck driven by Prank Lillie, 79, East Pleasant Street, struck the side of her car, causing about 125 dollars in damage to the car and 325 dollars to the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Legal
Seventh Street
Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Center
Washington Streets
Leen
Judge Tawa, 67, Dies in Washington
Bolitha J. Tawa, 67, chief judge of the District of Columbia Federal District Court, reportedly died after a brain tumor. The longtime jurist, noted for high profile cases, passed away in Washington after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bolitha J Tawa
District of Coliphia Federal District Court
Tyrone Power Dies After Fatal Seizure on Set
Tyrone Power, 45, died in a Spanish hospital after a heart attack on the film Sollomon and Sheba set near Insetto Spain. Gina Lollobrigida co stars. shooting halted as director King Vidor notified. Power had recent marriages and a touring career, with a Marine service in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insetto
Spain
Tyrone Power
Sollomon and Sheba
Gina Lollourigida
Power
Ted Richmond
Debbie Announdas Dos
Seiress Annabelly
Linda Christian
Saarri Wes
King Vidor
Richmond
Hollywood
Mexico
Curope
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayton
Marines
San Diego
Marine ‘Transport Com
Rubber Hose Approved By School Board
FUGHLAND The District Selvior Board said they will continue to authorize corporal punishment with a soft rubber hose in the Highland school system. President Harold Berean said state law permits the practice and that pupil behavior has been excellent under the present discipline. The method is used only about twice a year for serious problems, primarily on younger students, after a prior period of dropping and reinstating the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fughland
Selvior
Wighland
Harold Berexn
Ted J. Earle Sr
Teddy Ips
Jom J. Crowley
Highland Central School
Crowley
King Board
Getsaminn Andreini
Highland
Berean
Slayings Stir Ripples as Maid Identifies Suspect
In Edina, a 66 year old Black man William Brown was named by a housemaid as the killer of two white women, Mrs. James S Brooks and Mrs. Katherine Brooks, in a residence near Bowling Green. Brown is held on murder charges in an undisclosed jail after a prolonged standoff with eight hostages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Edina Mae Parker
Brown
James S. Brooks
Katherine §. Brooks
Brooks
Bowling Green
Shelbyville
Tenn
Enied
Cooline County
PUC Approves United Natural Gas Rate Hike
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg approved a 1.55 million rate increase for United Natural Gas Co of Oil City. The boost affects about 13,200 customers across Armstrong Blair Cameron Elk Erie Forest Jefferson McKean McVea Warren and other counties, taking effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
United Natural Gas Co
Oil City
PUC
Increse
Ivestigatite
United Natural In Armation
Biller
Cameron
Slinion
Clearfield, Cramford, Elk, Erie, Forest Jefferson, McKean, Meveos, Ventuga and
Warren Counties
Pianist Delight Grips Corry Area Auditorium Crowd
A large audience yesterday and last evening enjoyed a concert by pianist Sjobjarn at the Corry Area High School auditorium. His program ranged from serious to jazz numbers, with lively repartee and full arrangements delivering a spectrum from bold fortissimo to soft delicate passages, satisfying diverse musical tastes of the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winor
Corry Area
Typ
Sjobjarn
York
Wannis
Simon
UN Turns Down Jordan Charges Against Syria
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold rejected Jordan's appeals to bring before the Security Council charges that Syrian jets chased King Hussein's plane returning from vacation. Hammarskjold said the incident was isolated and not a threat to Middle East peace, while Jordan and Egypt-linked UAR tensions linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Nations
Secreiacy
Dag Hanmarskjold
Jordan
Security Council
Hussein
Hammarskjold
Amman
Middle East
U.N
Pier Spinelli
United Arab Republic
Tia
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bold Bandit Takes $900 In Brockway Holdup
A bold holdup at Brockway Citizens Bank in Brockway Pennsylvania netted more than 900 dollars. Teller Madeline Orlossy described the man shoving a note through her window demanding cash and threatening with a gun. Police Chief Glove Rendon confirmed the inked note implied a weapon and that the money consisted of various denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
Brockway Citizens Bank
Madeline Orlossy
Glove Rendon
U S Army Truck Convoy Moves Amid Berlin Tensions
In Berlin a U S Army truck convoy was blocked for eight hours by Soviet troops in East Germany as Khrushchev pressed demands to pull Western forces from Berlin. Allies insist on their postwar rights and may use force to remain in West Berlin. convoy rules center on truck manifests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.S
Khrushchev
Pridgy
East Germany
West Germany
Artigans
St. Ue
Soviet
Moscow
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Clymer Area Residents Protest Dam Rebuilding Plan
Clymer area landowners protest rebuilding of the Jaquin Dam affecting about 4 000 acres around Clymer Sherman and French Creek. Carlisch says nearly 250 acres of his pasture would be flooded. A petition was sent to Governor Harvinian without reply. The dam, washed out in 1987 after a century, is to be rebuilt with concrete, with sheet piling installed first. Public lands and private farms face loss as Chautauqua County allocates funds for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany Corry
Area Nimrods
Uey
New York State
Clymer, Sherman
French Creek
Jaquin Dam
Carl Carlisch
Clymer
Averell Harvinian
Carlisch
Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Puryvania State Line
Rupdelvouit
Nazareth Rand
Aliet Road
Caflisch
Vow
Act Clymer
Prengh Creek
Sherman
Thal
Brokeimtraw Creek
Trvine
Pennsylvania
Chantaugua County
Caffisch
Army Seeks Extra Money for Modernization Budget Push
The Army may ask Congress to boost modernization funding beyond the current 1.913 billion annually. President Eisenhower plans to cut manpower by 30,000 in the near term, while Gen. Maywell D. Taylor suggests a double appropriation to sustain modernization over five years. The overall modernization allotment remains part of a near nine billion dollar final budget through June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnlnwiun Inc
Congress
Eisenhower
Maywell D. Taylor
Taylor
Mieney
State Jobless Claims Decrease in New Week
Continued unemployment claims fell to 276 580 for the week ending November 7 from 2 180 last week, while new claims rose by 1 973 to 34 527. The State Bureau of Employment Security noted 3 753 filed for compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrisburc
State Bureau of Employment Security
Priday
Mayor Farrar Arrested In Affair With 14-Year-Old Girl
Edwin Farrar, 46, mayor of Wheaton since 1963, was arrested in his car after meeting a 14-year-old girl in Oak Park. He was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The girl said he telephoned and offered rides and advances, including discussions of paying for a sweater and possible motel plans before police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheaton
Pat
Eien
Edwin Farrar
Farrar
Eirl
Dale Park
Eanstid
Cook County
Lorie
Ryan
Lariet
Cobb
Itl
Evan
Hean
Bean
Fararr
Egan
Quivas
Sheriff's Police
Anreit
Stalinists Return For Hungary Vote
Stalinists who fled during the 1956 revolt are reported back for the Communist single ticket election. Rakosi and Ernce Geroe are absent, others returnees hold minor posts and rejoin the party. About 70 percent of Parliament candidates belong to the Socialist Workers Party. over 107,000 local council posts are voted on by roughly one million Hungarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosp Ut
Hungary
Rusia
Matyas Rakost
Janos Kadar
Gyvorgy Majosie
Gyula Kullal
Rakosi
Central Committee
Andras Hegdus
Institute of Economics
Laszlo Piros
Gon
Istvan Bate
Communist Party
Oae
Hungarian Socialist Workers (Communist) Party
Copter Crash Kills Admiral in Okinawa
AP reports Admiral Leonard B. Southerland, commander of 7th Fleet carrier forces, died in a helicopter crash on Okinawa near Machinata Depot. Cmdr John Coulthard and another officer were also killed. Cause unknown. helicopter burned after impact. Southerland survived by wife Dorothy. Coulthard’s wife Carolyn resided in Alameda. A Greece quake followed, rattling western Greece from Corfu to Pyrgos at 7:43 a.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southerland
Dorothy
Honolulu
Coulthard
Carolyn G. Coulthard
Alameda
Calif
Eight Jump As Plane Crashes In Utah And Idaho
Eight airmen bailed from a crippled Air Force C-119 transport over northeast Utah. Pilot Capt. Harry Blount of Clearfield Utah found safe in Magpie Canyon after the crash near Swan Valley Idaho. Plane radioed engine failure at 12,000 feet en route from Charleston South Carolina to Hill Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Utah
Indaho
Here
Harry ©. Blount
Clearfield
Weber County Sheriff's
Art Bridger
Wyo
Atlas Missile Test Called Off Again in Delay
A powerful Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile stood ready near Cape Canaveral for hours before the Air Force called off the test. Technical troubles again delayed the mission planned to fire the missile across the Atlantic, marking a third postponement in as many days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Gunre Canaveral
Air Force
Atlantin
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Little Rock Board
United Natural Gas
Syria
Rye
Randy
W.D. Gifford
Ashington
Scott Wink
David
Trwin
Cvony
Pittsburgh
U. S
Red
Copter
Admiral
Greece
Athens
Corfil
Pyrgos
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