Warrensburg area news brief of arrests injuries and local notes
A morning report details Richard A. Huntley arrest for disorderly conduct after a disturbance at a West Main Street residence. Mollie Rudolph, a 9 year old, treated for a scalp laceration from a fall at home. Corry High wrestlers and a 17 year old suffer minor injuries in practice. Charles Mosbacher shoots a 185 pound bear in Warren County. October U.S. Savings Bonds in Erie County reach 630,444 dollars versus 606,260 last year. Eltronics retrial under Chapter Ten with Mc Ginnis and Darrow named trustees amid corporate restructuring. Weather forecast calls for below normal temperatures and light snow. Springfield rifle theft reported at 616 Spring Street. Christmas air mail cut off December 10 for overseas parcels up to 70 pounds. YMCA plans a joint party for all ages, with two groups due to crowding. Harriet Myers sustains a broken left wrist on Way Street while commuting.
Unconstitutional ruling hits Louisiana sport segregation
A three judge federal court ruled part of Louisiana’s segregation law banning interracial athletic contests unconstitutional. The decision by Judges Wisdom Christenberry and Wright nullifies the mixed events section while separate seating remains unchallenged. The injunction blocks enforcement pending appeal as Attorney General Gremillion considers next steps.
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Louisiana
John Minor Wisdom
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Christenberry
J. Kelly Wright
Jack Gremillion
Goose Missile Launch Signals New Air Force Deception
The Air Force fired a Goose missile from Cape Canaveral, confirming the launch but withholding details. The Goose travels at supersonic speeds above 2000 mph and serves mainly as a radar decoy to mislead enemies, allowing attackers to strike targets with reduced resistance.
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Atlantic
Air Force
Cape
Light Snow Blankets Pa
Light snow, the first of the season, moved into southwestern Pennsylvania and spread eastward with freezing temperatures. Traffic snarled as roads iced over and crews began salting and cindering. Pittsburgh hills proved especially challenging. The storm extended across western counties into central Pennsylvania, delaying return from the Thanksgiving holiday with no immediate reports of serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
U 8
Buresia
Sparta Schools Weigh Buying Bus
Sparta merged school board discussed purchasing a bus for basketball season during a brief meeting. Two members were absent due to illness. Other topics included buying a vacuum cleaner, fixing low water pressure, and advertising for a second custodian. A reorganizational meeting is set for December 16.
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Sparta
Roland Putnam
Ritter Stabbed in Kitchen After Sudden Kiss
William Rittel crept up on his wife Lora Faye while she peeled potatoes and kissed her. She grabbed him and stabbed him in the left shoulder with a hidden knife. Rittel was hospitalized but expected to recover.
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Ardok
Phoenix
Ariz
William Rittel
Lora Faye
Ritter
Voice Of The People On Rough City Crossing
A citizen laments the North Center Street railroad crossing in Corry. He recalls a motorist sinking through the tracks and urges city planners to prioritize improvements to prevent dangerous, jarring rides for visitors and locals alike.
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Toutik
Ruffier
Hert
Corry
Third Airline Strike Looms Over Wage Demands
Eastern Air Lines faces an engineer training dispute and wage package demands. The International Assn of Machinists seeks higher pay and rule changes. TAM led a TWA walkout in deadlock. Kansas City mediation efforts begin. Lake Central stewards strike delays Midwest operations.
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Care Tblilens
Eastern Air Lines
International Assn. of Machinists
TAM
TWA
Kansas City
Lake Central Airlines
Midwest
McGonigle Spent Nearly Forty Thousand for Campaign
Harrisburg report shows Arthur T McGonigle invested about $40,000 of his own money in his gubernatorial bid. He blamed defeatist party tone for donor hesitation and urged term limits for local party committees to bring in younger candidates.
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Harrisbuir
Aeaus
Arthur T McGonigle
Mtoney
Repub
Ico
McGonigle
Republican Party
WIPA
McGonisle
GOP
MacGonigle
David J. Lawrence
Reading
Pennsylvania
McGonnle
Nixon warned Republicans to blitz opposition in 1958 drive
Vice President Nixon urged all Republican candidates to attack Democratic policies two weeks before the November elections. He warned of higher taxes and unemployment if Democrats won, while later acknowledging a more realistic view. The campaign employed sharp tactics and optimism, but voters swung to the Democrats in 1958.
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Nixon
Democratic Party
Jim
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Senate
Eisenhower
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Meadville
Kelly Hill
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Ternylvania
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Springstreet
Air Transport Association
Washington
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YMCA
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Lane
Harriet Myers
Wayne Street
Tall
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Pucsdoy Uridoy
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