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10 Sep 1958
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
1
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Adams Ouster Denied Amid Goldfine Probe Rumors
NEWPORT R I AP The Summer White House denied a published report that Sherman Adams has resigned as President Eisenhower's chief aide amid questions over gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Press secretary James Hagerty said no resignation occurred and disputed claims Adams would quit. The controversy follows investigations into Adams accepting gifts like a vicuna coat and hotel bills during Goldfine troubles. Adams acknowledged the gifts but said he did not influence federal agencies and only made routine inquiries.
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Newport
R. I
White House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine Clise
Eisenhower
James ©. Hagerty
Lacona
N. H
Evening Citizen
Gov
Adams
Hagerty
Maine
Washington
Vicief
GOP
House
Boston
Goldfine
NAACP Urges Court Deny School Delay in Little Rock Case
The NAACP urged the Supreme Court to deny the Little Rock School Board any delay in desegregating Central High School. The brief argues overt public resistance cannot justify suspending federal desegregation orders, noting the governor’s role in delaying constitution compliance. The Justice Department won’t file a new brief as Solicitor General Rankin plans to present the government position orally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anor Nnys
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Little Rock
High Court
Central High School
NAACP
Justice Department
J. Lee Rankin
Department
Safety group backs radar proposal in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Automotive Association Safety Committee proposed a legal approach to enforce state speed laws and suggested limiting radar use to the state police. The move aims to bolster enforcement and standardize radar deployment statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pensylvania Automotive Association Safety Committee
PAA Committee
Plan for New Series of Earth Satellites
Washington AP reports NASA outlined plans for a series of earth satellites in the coming year as the agency transitions from NACA. Edgar Cortright detailed experiments including 7 satellites 100 to 120 pounds in 900 mile orbits, a 100 pound inflating satellite for comms and radar studies, and several cloud cover and aurora projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences
Edgar M. Cortright
Lewis Fught, Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Earth
Mars
Cortright
Yule Lights Dropped In Downtown Business District
The Chamber of Commerce dropped the yearlong plan for citywide Christmas lighting in the business area after executives cited lack of funding and interest. A committee will draft plans, raise funds, and seek cash prizes to spur displays in the park and business district. Noel Houston, 49, noted author and playwright, died in Chapel Hill after several stomach operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Buress
Np Me Chamber
Dirs
Chamber of Commerce weighs dues rise at special meeting
The Chamber of Commerce considers raising dues. A special meeting of the board is set for Tuesday evening at 8:00 in the Municipal Building. The executive committee proposed base dues rise from 335 to 50 and a tiered scale for businesses based on employee counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Senecas Not Immune To Eminent Domain
The Justice Department says Indians have no special protection when land is needed for public improvements. It concerns the Seneca tribe’s bid to block a 1 million dollar flood dam project at Kingua Pennsylvania, arguing only special legislation can take their lands.
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Washington
Justice Department
Kingua
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward £. O'Neill
Tnal
Kinna
New York State
George Washington
O'Neill
Shen
Roger P. Marquis
Congress
Marquis
Iff
Twelve Die As C47 Crashes On Takeoff At Elmendorf
An Air Force C47 transport with 19 aboard stalled at 800 feet during takeoff at Elmendorf Air Force Base near Anchorage. The plane veered off the runway and crashed, burning. 12 servicemen were killed and seven survived. Survivors treated at Elmendorf Hospital included Capt. Roland Taylor and Lt. Col. William Cowan, among others from Eielson AFB. home towns not listed.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Military Air ‘Transport Service
Elmendorf
Elmendorf Ape Hospital
Rolin. Taylor
William W Cowan
H. J. Schwartz
R. G. Maynard
D. Amer
AIC
W. J Rudi
Ann Ernest M
LeMay Visits Tokyo in Pacific Defense Talks
General Curtis LeMay vice chief of staff of the U S Air Force arrived in Tokyo to confer with American and Japanese officials. He is on a fast tour of Pacific posts with visits already to Formosa and the Philippines and will depart for Alaska Friday.
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Lemay
Tokyo
Curtis LeMay
U.S. Air Force
Pacific
Formosa
Philippines
Alaska
Integration scores two victories mark progress in the South
The Associated Press reports two breakthroughs in integration on Tuesday. In Louisiana New Orleans two Negro students registered at Louisiana State University branch. A federal judge ordered Negroes admitted to white schools in Charlottesville Virginia. The Justice Department offered cooperation to prevent violence in Little Rock Arkansas where a Supreme Court order prompts integration. Attorney General William Rogers proposed a cooperative federal local plan while maintaining state responsibility, using injunctions against those who oppose integration.
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Associated Press
South
Louisian State University
New Orleans
Charlottesville
Justice Department
Clinton
Tenn
Howe
Ark
Primary results from multiple states show limited surprises
Surprises were scarce as major primaries produced no dramatic shifts. Florida re elected Sen. Holland over Pepper amid school integration debate. McParland of Arkansas led Ladyman, eyeing a November clash with Goldwater. Utah's Watkins and Wisconsin's Proxmire won easily but face tougher matchups in November. Minnesota's Knutson contends with Evenson. outcome pending.
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Associated Press
W States
Coates
Florida
Vermont
New Hampshire
Masachusetts
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Washington
Spessard Halland
Claude Pepper
Stephen Ladymade
McParland
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arthur Wattkins
William Promie
D-Wisi
Wadkins
Frank E. Moss
J. Bracken Lee
Promire
GOP
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roland E. Steinle
Coya Knutson
D-Minn
Marvin Evenson
Formosa Raps Kentucky Solon On Withdrawal Suggestion
Formosa denounces Sen. John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky for urging U S diplomacy to press Nationalists to withdraw from Quemoy and Matsu during talks with Red China. Weather delayed Navy escorted shipments to the beleaguered outpost as bombardment continued. An unnamed cabinet official vowed the island would not be abandoned and would be defended. Continued on Page Eight.
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Taipel
Formosa
Quemoy
Town
U.S
Taipei
John Sherman Cooper
Matsu Islands
Red China
Quemoy and
Matsu
Elearime
Ike To Address U S Tomorrow On Far East Crisis
President Eisenhower will deliver a half hour nationwide radio address from the White House tomorrow evening at 9 p m Eastern Standard Time. White House press secretary James Hagerty offered few details about a possible Formosa Strait development and said broadcasts would be both live and delayed. Eisenhower plans to return to Washington after an overseas trip and expects to retire by Newport this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewport
R. 1
Eizenhower
Red Press Hopes For Peace Talks
Moscow dispatch reports that Soviet media discuss peace negotiations amid tensions in the Far East crisis. Premier Khrushchev urges the United States to demonstrate restraint and abandon threatening policies, while leaders consider diplomacy as an alternative to continued confrontation.
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Red Press
Moscow
United States
Far East
Far Basin
Khvurhetew
Eisentwwyer
Khruszhey
Renee
Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher Debbie Reynolds triangle tale
Hollywood reports swirl around Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds as a California pursuit and Paris dream clash. Fisher delayed a New York trip anchoring a growing rift while Taylor rushed from New York to Los Angeles and then to Beverly Hills amid paparazzi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Motion Picure
Hollywood ‘Ap
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Bade
Debbie
Hollywood
Eddie
New York
Liz
Riviera
Los Angeles
Europe
TWA
Diane's
Kurt Frings
Rust Hour Taffic
Frings
Beverly Hills
Rings
Carmen Figueroa
Mexico City
Fisher
Pal Jory Forman
Forman
Holmby Hills
Page Fivey
Dag Hammarskjold Fails to Promote Middle East Truce
Beirut reports say Dag Hammarskjold failed to secure a truce between Jordan and the United Arab Republic. His talks in Cairo Baghdad and Amman produced only a cooling-off period while U.S. and British forces plan withdrawals. Jordanian King Hussein and Premier Rifaat fear Nasser’s moves are temporary. Hammarskjold returns to New York for the General Assembly opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Jordan
United Arab Republic
U.N
Hisytalks
Cairo
Baghdad
Amir Ins
Aithdrayal
U. S
Fun Chehab
Camille Chamoun
Chehab
Hussein
Samir Rifat
Nasser
Amniat
Rifal
New York
Atom test schedule hinted for Nevada site
fragments describe an atomic device to be detonated from Walloon in Nevada this month as part of a fall nuclear test series. The plan mentions balloon shots after September 20 and a 50 foot tower detonation in October with ground experiments also slated for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Walloon
Atomic Energy Communion
Corry Man Found Guilty On Morals Charge
A 36-year-old Conyas man was found guilty of indecent assault involving a 5-year-old girl from Fourth Ward. Raymond D. Miles appeared before Judge Samuel Rossiter in Erie County Court. The jury delivered a guilty verdict after a trial that concluded yesterday morning. Sentencing is set for next Monday at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Conyas
Fourth Ward
Raymond D. Miles
West Pleasant Street
Jude Samuel Rossiter
Erie County
Las
Rossiter
Miles
Lost suspects escape Fort Worth gas station chase
Fort Worth detectives recount a two year old Park Department incident where two men sought to vanish after robbing a filling station. Officers pursued but the suspects remained at large as the chase ended without capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Park Department
Knutson Extends Lead in Minnesota Primary Bid
In Minnesota, Rep. Coya Knutson widens her renomination lead in the 9th District as Democrats outpace Republicans by large margins. Evenson trails, while Thye and McCartney secure nominations for the Senate. Governor races show Freeman leading with Democrats expanding control of state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Coya Knutson
Devinn
Minnesota
Edward Thye
Knutson
Marvin Evenson
Moorhead
Mini
Evenson
Andrew Knutson
Oklee
Okles
Thye
Senate
Eugene McCartney
D-Minn
Hjalmar Petersen
Big City
Orville Freeman
Repub-ican
George MacKinnon
U. District
Freeman
Bedford man dies in bus plunge ruling self harm
The death of Ewan Callas on Route 289 near Bedford was ruled a death by own action. A Greyhound bus hit him after he plunged from a window while the vehicle traveled south of Bedford. Victim and witness Victor Perdew, 34, of Delfin, were mentioned in initial reports.
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Bedford
St.Lolly
Greyhound Dais
Bedford County
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