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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1959
Page
3
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Surenu Gnuprer will preside as UC DeMolay installs new officers in Union City area high school auditorium. The program includes Zem Zem Chanters Erie performances, introductions of officers and guests, and presentations by Rainbow for Girls and Shriners from Corry and Union City. Installation list features Terry Peard as Master Councilor and a full slate of officers.
The investigation centers on Van Doren and his TV coaching claims after grand jury testimony. He denied receiving help as a contestant and later repeated the denial by telegram to a Washington subcommittee. The hearings will also probe CBS's $64,000 Question amid allegations the show was rigged. Former contestants defend the programs while others suggest possible improprieties. In a separate item, 89 year old Alex Orsky died from a tree fall in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg report on Pennsylvania budget fights shows House Republicans proposing a 2 percent cut across state appropriations to free funds for increased school aid. Debate centered on borrowing from the highway or teachers retirement fund, with Democrats skeptical of legality and impact.
Officials at the Nort Warren post office report undelivered mail addressed to Edward Cooke of North Warren. For over a year a collection of non first class packages marked Warren with no return address has housed gifts for a young boy. Postal workers traced it with Warren but found no match. Canute, ruler of England 1017 to 1035, was a Dane.
Extend Deadline In Steel Talks continued from Page One as age increase to 89 looms. Grorue W Taylor, chairman of the fact finders, indicated the outlook had brightened somewhat. Joh A Morse of Bethlehem Steel said the industry is not adamant on how labor cost economies are to be achieved. Union President David J McDonald said the Steelworkers demand are at stake in bargaining. Taylor sought a delay in the report to the White House, hoping for a voluntary agreement. He noted some progress toward defining the issues and disclosed an unusual open session of the fact-finding board would be held Sunday.
A fragmented report shows Highways Secretary H. Martin arguing federal controls won’t curb Pennsylvania’s need for extra revenue. He claims federal aid was cut by about $1 million, yet added apportionment keeps planned projects in reach if a gasoline tax increase is approved.
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