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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1959
Page
11
A liner collision near New Island damaged the Brookton Passer and towed to a pier. One crew member was seriously scoured, while the extent of damage remains uncertain as weather and distance hinder full assessment.
A fragmentary report covers a fall in Erie leaving Mrs. Long with suspected broken bones, a domestic disturbance at Mrs. Opal Bart’s home, police planning to file charges against a 72-year-old motorist after a two-car collision, and thefts including a bicycle with missing tires. The piece mentions spring security benefits, a jail send, and local weather outlook. Also notes a real estate transfer, a lost dog, and various minor incidents.
In Pebble Beach California government officials attending a Commerce Department advisory meeting said unemployment likely will run near Mitchells three million target in November, hindered by the steel strike which idled about 850000 workers. They projected unemployment about a million lower than last Februarys peak and an eventual rise past 6.7 million as the economy rebounds, with the steel dispute easing.
A Silver Creek woman and a Gowanda resident were injured at about 12:30 PM yesterday when the store floor collapsed, tossing them into the basement. Mrs. Stvefe De Pasquale of Silver Creek and Mrs. Rhoda Pierce of Gowanda, both shoppers and workers at the nearby Van Ranke Co. plant, suffered cuts from broken glass and possible fractures. The disaster occurred at a Silver Creek store owned by Carmen and Joseph Oliver during renovations.
A steel strike clogs supply to General Motors forcing shutdowns at plants in Flint Michigan Willow Run Kansas City Missouri and Oakland California. About 200000 GM workers face layoffs with longer stoppages possible of three to five weeks after steel resumes.
Washington wire traces Harold Stassen from past presidential ambitions to his current Philadelphia mayoral bid. He pivoted from anti Nixon stance to backing a local focus on migrant workers and employment, while a tax receipts dispute over four years in Washington remains unresolved.
Reports flag a major disaster as Scorpions forces strike the New Mexican coast. Gov. Chaves Carrilla Ye path outlines recovery needs. Navy lists 21 aboard a 100 ton freighter as rescued or missing. Emergency appeals spread for food clothing and medicine. Weather system veers east and pushes debris toward Manzanillo.
Rotman said he will send Stas sen to the courts in Washington to recover the funds, letting the judiciary decide the outcome.
Retiring U S diplomat Robert D Murphy argues the United States should maintain military strength not only for defense but to secure leverage in negotiations with the Soviet Union. He says Khrushchev's leadership shifts have altered Kremlin aims toward world domination while urging improved U S Soviet ties and cites support for Eisenhower Khrushchev exchanges as vital for peace amid stark war and peace issues.
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