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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1958
Page
5
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City officials propose a six percent rise in transit fares to cover rising operating costs and maintenance needs. The plan targets regular riders and seeks to offset a growing deficit while maintaining service levels across major routes.
Miss Huff, daughter of Jesse E. Hutt Sr., married Robert Allen Carlson son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson of Grand Valley in a double ring ceremony at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiated by Rev. Earl C Docherty. The couple will reside in Grand Valley.
SALY Helper of Summer hosted a corn and wiener roast for 24 classmates at her home on Saturday evening. The gathering featured record listening, conversation, and dancing before the group roasted wieners and corn around an outdoor fire in the backyard.
A birthday celebration for Miss Annette Price was held Saturday evening at her East Street home. About 40 guests enjoyed records, birthday cake, soft drinks, and chips. David Carlson of Congress Street helped host the event.
Mrs W T Williams hosted a going away event for Mrs Samuel A Smith and her children at her Gamma road home on a Saturday evening. Fifteen attendees played bingo and visited. Prizes went to several guests and gifts poured in from out of town guests from Columbus Bear Lake Erie and DuBois Pennsylvania. The Smith family plans to move September 27 to join her husband in Rehobeth Beach Delaware.
Membership chairman of the Junior and Senior High School PTA announced that children will bring home PTA applications for parents to sign and return. If not returned, children may be kept for the first meeting on October 7.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mrs Edward Cneutis of Sherman and her husband.
Larry Munn was honored at a Saturday birthday party hosted by his mother on Spring Street. About 25 friends attended the blue and white themed event with lollipops balloons and popcorn favors. The guest of honor enjoyed cupcakes and juice as refreshments were served.
Skipper De Vere Baker a Petaluma boatbuilder arrives with three crewmen and their dog Targoran off Kahului after a 60 day 2100 mile drift from Long Beach. The group aboard Lehi 4V included Larry Fox 31 UCLA psychologist Don McFarland 27 UNM student and Ed Kekuala 21 BYU dental student. Baker says the voyage honors ancestral Hawaiians and credits the Coast Guard for support.
Two Dallas pilots Jim Heth and Bill Burkart set a world endurance record by keeping a Cessna 172 aloft for 1,200 hours 16 minutes 30 seconds. They took off from a 7701 p.m. Aug 2 carport and flew in three hour shifts with two daily meals, refueling twice daily, averaging about 80 miles per hour. Burkart, 34, runs an aircraft brokerage. Heth, 25, plans aviation charting service.
The Treasury weighs how much to borrow this week to refill its depleted cash drawer. Officials consider selling government securities totaling three to four billion dollars, with a possible larger amount. A report on Thursday will set the exact debt issuance plans as the cash balance sits just under Urge billion, unable to cover five weeks of federal bills. The slowdown in revenue and rising expenses push the decision while US China talks resume in Warsaw as negotiations aim at a cease fire in Formosa.
Erie residents await word on the fate of airman T/Sgt Arthur L. Mello and six crewmen after a C 130 transport crashed behind the Iron Curtain en route to Turkey. Russia claims to know nothing of the 11 survivors and will return the six deceased. the United States demands prompt access to remains logs and personal documents to identify victims.
Three people were injured when rocks fell from a cliff onto a car on the Perm Lincoln Parkway near the Bates street ramp. The driver Leopold Mahler 57 of Mt Lebanon was hurt along with his mother in law 80 and Mehlet’s wife. All were hospitalized in fair condition.
In Little Rock Southern segregationists face a pivotal test as a plan to run four high schools privately surfaces. The Little Rock Private Schools Corporation aims to fund and operate private schools possibly replacing public ones with state funds diverted to keep segregation intact, while officials weigh legal and logistical hurdles and the Justice Department plans to seek an integration order if needed.
The dispatch reports U S and Soviet tensions over Formosa and China with saber rattling charges from Khrushchev and anticipated Eisenhower policy statements. Diplomats weigh risks of a US China clash around Quemoy and possible shifts to UN diplomacy as Warsaw ambassador talks falter.
The report notes Communist China plans to push Formosa moves in late August to bolster its UN membership bid and widen rifts between the United States and its allies. Officials believe Moscow and Beijing prefer avoiding war, but risk miscalculation to test U.S. resolve.
State Police report a dirt road collision three miles north of Columbus after driver Howard Haskin, 19, Westfield, apparently dozed at the wheel. Haskin and passenger Paul Smith, Bearee, suffered lacerations and contusions but were treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital. Vehicle damage estimated at $1,200.
The southern third of Texas faced severe flooding with 14 inches of rain in nine hours isolating the city and forcing about 150 people from homes. Eagle Pass roads were made dangerous by rain. Beaumont reported about 90 homes flooded up to five feet. National Guardsmen aided families in the canal area. No deaths and one minor injury were reported. Nikita Khrushchev backs French Communists in a bid against de Gaulle’s constitutional plans.
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