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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1957
Page
3
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CBS correspondent Betor Kaliseher says Syngman Rhee warned of a renewed Communist threat to South Korea in a televised interview. He asserted UN and U.S. deterrence, including atomic weapons, would be used to defeat any attack and retreated from a broader invasion plan.
In Harrisburg a top Republican charged the Democratic state administration kept the fiscal records soft. Republican State Chairman George J. Bloom claimed the 1957 appropriations and related disbursements were not clearly accounted for and that tax funds have been used to cover old debts from past administrations. He warned that when final accounting is revealed the public will be aghast.
Eleven miners were trapped underground after a mine cave in. State Police set roadblocks to keep spectators away while rescue crews, including Bethlehem Mines official Croaker, worked with masks and blankets. Crews considered using an alternate opening depending on underground conditions.
Torrential rains hit sections of Ceoler Air Texas yesterday with up to eight inches along the Medina River northwest. Flood threats spread as autumn moved in from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and southward. Temperatures fell across North Dakota and northern Minnesota to the 40s, while the East saw 50s and the Southwest stayed warm.
A Bradford man, Paul Walker age 79, died after his auto ran off a curve on a Butler County road, struck a bridge abutment, and plunged into a creek. His wife Helen Walker, 49, and Daniel L Russell, 97, were injured and admitted to Butler County Memorial Hospital in stable to fair condition. The crash occurred about one mile west of Chicora on a legislative route.
A strong wind and heavy rain struck Erie Wisconsin late Saturday causing injuries to Concetta DiFrancisco and Helen DiFrancisco along with another resident, as windows shattered on Liberty Street. The storm ripped trees, toppled utility poles, and damaged major local employers including Boston Store Warehouse, Lindé Air Products and Bucyrus Er ie. Fire crews reported the outage onset around 6:50 PM as the gusts swept Cascade West 18 Raspberry and Liberty streets.
Judge William P. Cole Jr. aged 68, longtime member of the North 8 Court of Customs and Patent Appeals and former Democratic congressman from Maryland, died yesterday. Born in Towson Maryland, he served more than two dozen years in the House of Representatives.
SEA ISLAND Ga 8 Democratic Gov Leroy Collins of Florida and Republican Gov Theodore McKeldin of Maryland wire that a Southern candidate could be elected U S president but only as an uncommon man Collins stressed such a candidate must be unusual in means and bearing Southern governors gathered under tension over school integration discussed political topics amid Arkansas Governor Faubus announcing 80 state police around Little Rock Central High School to block Negro entry amid a federal court order.
Kebreau heads a three man military junta ruling Haiti with 2,500 well armed soldiers and police to maintain order. First results expected this afternoon but no definite trend until Wednesday due to reporting delays. Duvalier, 48, a physician, pledges honesty and plans to pursue U.S. and UN aid to develop agriculture and natural resources if elected.
Dejote and allies clash over vote buying claims. Dejote, a 61 year old mulatto plantation owner, promises economic progress and claims to have mobilized 90 million dollars in U S capital to aid the country.
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