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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1959

Page

3

Radar Plan Tabled For 1959 Session

Harrisburg AP reports chairman G Robert Watkins said a plan to legalize radar to prosecute speeders is dead this session. Gov Lawrence backed the measure which the House passed last July 22. Watkins doubts a session will be summoned to revisit the bill. Senate leadership moved the bill to Watkins committee to block action. Local police would be barred from using radar under the proposal.

Harrisburg G. Robert Watkins Delaware Associated Press Lawrence House Watkins Gay John Morgan Davis Senate Watkins’ Committee Senate Highways Committee George N. Wade R — Cumberland Wade O.D. Shipley State Highway Safety Bureau Pennsylvania

Berlin Accord Baked From Ike Khrushchev Talks

Berlin talks reportedly laid three points for a Berlin settlement. A corridor through East German territory would separate West Berlin, Western troops would stay to supervise the plan, and a separate peace treaty between the USSR and East Germany might be possible though opposed by West Germany. Also in Arkansas, Sam Gearhart, 72, Fayetteville Democrat publisher, dies after brain bleed following an SNPA convention.

Berlin Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Telegraf West Berlin Willy Brandt Camp David West Germany United States Soviet Union East Germany

Formosa, Red China policy clash noted in editorial

The piece surveys U S and Red China policy, noting the dilemma of recognizing Red China while supporting Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa. It recalls 1949 events, Truman’s stance, the Korean War shift, and UN positions before reporting on a noon luncheon by Congressman Van Zandt at Erie’s Penelope Service Center as part of a Nuclear Science Day Symposium.

Washington United States Soviet Union Red China Chiang Parmosa Truman Formosa Korea United Nations U.N. Ths Red Tibet Indsching Philippines Malayan Laos John Foster Dulles James E. Vanndt Pennsylvania Penelee Erie American Nuclear Society For Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy van Zandt Wiliam E. Shoupp Atomic Power Department Westinghouse Electric Corporation Louis H. Reddis Jr Pennsylvania Electric Company

Hoffa says no ex convicts in Teamsters jobs yet

Washington AP Hoffa reports to Labor Department that an incomplete union survey found no ex convicts in union positions. He notes earlier claims of five disqualified officials out of more than 10,000, with all convictions due to expire next January.

Hoffa Washington Teamsters James R. Hoffa Labor Department Secretary of Labor James F. Mitchell

Gasoline Tank Fire Diminishes In Charleston

In Charleston two million gallons of gasoline burned in a tank blaze at a refinery. Firemen widened the battle, warning of possible explosions as flames dropped from 200 feet to 4 or 5 feet. The blast destroyed three houses and injured nine, with one hospitalized. Cause undetermined, occurring days after Hurricane Gracie. The incident involved a cluster of four tanks at the Esso Standard refinery on the city’s northern outskirts.

Charleston S.C Gracie Esso Standard W Co

Warren Will Case Legal Circus Sees Major Estate Tangle

In Warren County court, the Curtis will dispute over Mary Mullen Curtis’s estate centers on a possible quarter of a million dollars from the late Curtis wealth. Key figures include Mrs. Ethel Knopf executrix, Miss Kate Hazeltine, and attorney Henry Nicholson. The sealed will, found in a safe in 1955, is debated with testimonies about an Exhibit A and alleged corroborating statements. The case draws a crowded docket as lawyers argue over legacy, oil interests, and property valued up to $150,000 for related holdings.

Warren Warren County Esterday Sialler Mary Mullen Curtis Mnal Arm of Justice Teo Alexander Flick Curtis Joseph Mullen Milllion Ella Leonhart Ethel Katherine Knopf Glade Township Wirren Bank and Trust Co le Box Mrs. Knopf Kate Hazeltine Miss Hazeltine

Firemen smother 30 foot natural gas line blaze near Bingham Cyclone

Walter Bell, chief of Hilltop volunteers, said 25 firefighters battled a ruptured four-inch line from South Penn Oil Co. between Bingham and Cyclone. Firefighters used high pressure fog nozzles and a 500 gallon tank to suppress flames leaping 80 feet into the air. Gas was shut off at both ends. no serious injuries reported.

Phav Mutual South Penn Oil Co Bingham Cyclone Walter Bell Hilltop Pennsylvania Electric Co Oil Company

Driver dies of heart attack in crash near McKeesport

Robert Conley, 51, of Bradford Woods, died of a heart attack while driving yesterday near McKeesport, causing his car to strike an oncoming vehicle. No injuries were reported to the other motorist.

Mckeesport Robert Conley Bradford Woods

Death sentence commuted for 14 year old in Canada rape case

In Goderich Ontario judge commuted the death sentence of Steven Truscott, 14, convicted of raping and killing 12 year old Lynn Harper. Jury urged mercy but murder carries mandatory death. Clemency rests with federal cabinet. Truscott’s case marks a rare young conviction for murder in Canada since 1875.

Canada Truscott Lynn Harper Clinton Air Force Station Justion R. Ferguson

Lawrence Skewers Senate Bloc in Education Cuts

Lawrence accuses the Republican Senate of reducing funds for education and public assistance and threatening highway development. He cites proposed cuts to the Erie-Plattsburgh West Virginia route and delays in major projects. He claims redevelopment funds were slashed from ten million to three million, amid party rally remarks.

Sri David W. Lawrence Senate Lawrence Spake Lawrence

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