28 Nov 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1959
Page
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Thousands gathered in Panama City to protest U S control of the Canal Zone amid sovereignty grievances. US troops and Panamanian guardsmen stood ready as demonstrations prompted civilians to stay away from central areas. University students and civic groups joined the unrest.
An Associated Press survey shows highway death toll rising during the four day Thanksgiving weekend. About 433 deaths in road traffic and 470 overall are projected, with increases blamed on heavier traffic across regions from the Appalachians to the Rockies. Last year’s four day period tallied 454 road deaths.
Airmen Luther McParland and Warry Norwood helped a drowning scene on an icy Arkansas River bridge. They found a man and two children clinging to the vehicle and pulled Donald Noli age 2 and Donald Allen age 1 from waist deep water. Jayce age 3 was with them. Mrs Noblitya Noblit died at the scene. The coroner cited a broken neck. Noblit suffered a broken collar bone and shock. the girl only bruises.
Associated Spring Corporation licenses its precision spring technology to Resortes Argentina, a newly formed Córdoba based venture. The agreement covers design and manufacture of compression, extension, and torsion springs with tech support and potential expansion to Bolivia Chile Paraguay and Uruguay. Resortes Argentina aims to supply local components for automotive, appliance and machinery manufacturers in South America.
San Francisco records its 70th day without rain as priests urge prayers for rain. Snow falls reach east Texas and Alabama while Florida reports 60s temperatures and strong winds. A prolonged dry spell spreads across California with Los Angeles also dry.
A trucker escaped injury when his trailer jackknifed on Route 6 near Columbus underpass at about 5 am. Eisenhardt, 26, of Corry State, was not seriously hurt, authorities say the crash caused damage to the vehicle and area.
Massachusetts tale of a misprinted check causing a $1,000,010.83 error from a city tax rebate. Bartender and teller react with disbelief as the Cambridge treasurer notes the oversized sum and the bank fires no one, calling it a simple mistake while public attention grows.
George Victor Martin, 58, a novelist from Saranac Lake, died Thursday night from self-inflicted knife wounds described as pelf-inflicted. He had been hospitalized at Will Rogers Memorial Hospital for four years battling tuberculosis.
The Commerce Department dismissed a Steelworkers Union suggestion to stockpile steel for defense if the strike resumes. Acting Secretary Ray said continued production is essential and the public interest requires settlement at the bargaining table. Peace talks will resume next Tuesday as the injunction limits further action.
A Coast Guard cutter sped through the Gulf of Mexico to reach an overturned vessel believed to carry 10 crewmen. The 46 tons of live ammunition aboard the National Pride were to be dumped into the gulf. A Coast Guard plane sighted the hull about 60 miles southeast of Galveston. No survivors were seen. The owner, National Boat Corp. of Houston, says the boat is overdue but the vessel may not be theirs. Towing arrangements were set with Suderman and Young Towike Co. of Galveston. Winds reached 35 to 87 mph with 6 to 8 foot waves.
The Pennsylvania Thanksgiving holiday toll was rising as travelers faced a busy four day period. By the halfway point sixteen people had died, including eleven highway fatalities, a woman in a fire, and three in a plane crash. Last year 23 people died during the same span, with 20 of them on highways.
Erie County commissioners faced criticism over incomplete assessment appeals data as snow blanketed the region with five to sixteen inches. County assessor Martin Gregor urged stripping vague appeals, noting costs and missing details like purchase price and insurance. Officials expect a flood of new appeals and warned staff must receive complete information to process them.
City budget details show a one mill tax increase likely to pass Monday to fund salary hikes for fulltime city employees averaging about $18 per month. About $6,000 will be used for city planning and the centennial celebration, with remaining funds spread across several items.
Civil Aeronautics Board examiner William Cusick recommended permanent authority for Allegheny Airlines to fly Erie to Detroit, noting improved business and traffic that could allow operation without mail-pay subsidy. He also proposed Mohawk Airlines be allowed Buffalo Niagara Falls to Detroit service. Decision to become final within 10 days unless exceptions filed.
A 17 year old Corry youth was assaulted during the weekly Hi-Fi dance at the Knights of Columbus hall. Witnesses described two blows to the face and a lip laceration, with police seeking Danny Cox believed involved. Cox, last seen in Centerville area, avoided arrest earlier. The McDonalds, Paul and Howard, reported their son to the station seeking a warrant. The incident occurred after Cox allegedly challenged the boy prior to the second punch.
U S Marine sergeant Robert Armstrong, a Marin California native, was held for about six hours at the Chinese Communist consulate garage in Bombay, India, then released after Bombay police efforts. Chang Chien-yuh, a Chinese Exports Import Corp official seeking asylum, accompanied him. the pair slept at a beach cottage before Chang reportedly wished to return to the consulate. State Department seeks more consular information to decide possible actions.
A civil action filed by the Corry Earned Income Tax Committee against William Zafiropoulos Sr. for $213 in overdue city income taxes was settled when full payment was made. The case, brought as a civil suit, sought repayment from employees of a local restaurant and included costs. prior related cases involved criminal actions with fines. Tax Receiver R Elwin Fuller plans further collection efforts.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church will present for the first time the 20th Century Folk Mass also known as the jazz mass. The service, part of the Men and Boys Corporate Communion, begins at 8 30 and repeats at 10 30 a m with the same music by Geoffrey Bellamy Moon a Church of England priest. The recording was made in England by Frank Weir and his 45 piece orchestra.
Harold Brown 33 admitted fatally beating his former wife Vera Gne Brown at her Glasgow Montana apartment around 2 a.m. Thanksgiving Day. He claimed he used only his fists and said he did not know she was dead. Brown was charged with first degree murder after her body was discovered by coworkers and police later found him in downtown Bismarck where he surrendered.
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