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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
3
A damaged OCR passage references a school and officials with limited readable names and numbers. The legible items hint at a meeting or notice but lack clear actions, dates, or locations for a full report.
Surplus food will be distributed in Warren County next Wednesday with milk rice flour corn meal and powdered eggs. William Kantion chairman notes the plan in this community aid effort.
Adlai E. Stevenson says Nikita Khrushchev expressed confidence that inspection controls could be worked out for disarmament. After a one hour talk with Khrushchev at Roswell Gars farm, Stevenson noted the Soviet leader would spend weekend with Eisenhower at Camp David. He urged careful examination of the four year phased disarmament proposal and said Khrushchev’s stance on inspections may have shifted.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Washington for a second visit with minimal formalities. Under Secretary of State Robert Murphy leads the greeting at Andrews Air Force Base as traffic slows the customary triumphal welcome. President Eisenhower and other officials met him on his first arrival September 15.
Former United States treasurer Mrs Georgia Neese Clark Gray, once under President Truman, is ill. The illness was disclosed last night by the former president.
Sen Hubert H Humphrey campaigning for the 1960 Democratic presidential nomination denounces Khrushchevs live and let live doctrine as appeasement He argues that the free world must pursue competitive coexistence with the Russians not acceptance of the status quo He warns Khrushchev could destroy the world piece by piece calling it operation nibble in a Democratic rally at Butler Pa
An early morning blaze gutted a four story brick building in Butler injuring two firefighters. The fire caused about 350000 in damage and destroyed two first floor stores Butler Hardware Co and Bickel's Shoe Store, with smoke and water damages to adjacent stores. An explosion on an upper floor started the flames which spread to the roof and basement. Several fire companies contained spread to nearby structures.
Police rounded up 27 youths in two armed gangs after a rooftop ambush with nine Molotov bombs a shotgun 22 shells two hunting knives and a box of 22 caliber bullets. The clashes followed the killing of 16 year old John Guzman near the scene.
Report notes a steel executive Munford found stabbed in a first floor den after a hospital admission. Drs O Connner and Harned treated him for two weeks for an undisclosed ailment before the stab wound was acknowledged. A later spokesman cited a fatal wound and abdominal surgery without detailing bleeding.
New York AP notes autumn TV opens with a weak slate as 20 returning shows and 17 new entries fail to excite. Westerns blur together, detective dramas trend violent, while a simple half hour drama with June Allyson shines amid a dreary lineup. RFE broadcasts news to multiple Eastern bloc countries, delivering 20 minute intervals from 16 transmitters to saturate airwaves. Gobel adds a role in The Rifleman, with John Scott Trotter and Harry Von Zell on board, while 77 Sunset Strip gains Edd Byrnes this season on ABC.
New York report from Metropolitan Life Insurance statisticians shows death rates for ages 65 plus fell from 74.1 per 1000 in 1935 36 to 87 in 1955 56 due to sulfa drugs antibiotics and better surgical safety. Chronic diseases remain common with heart impairment arthritis obesity and other conditions prevalent. hospital stays and doctor visits are higher for seniors. Since 1950 the 65 plus population rose by about 9 million to over 15 million with more coverage via hospitalization and surgical insurance through voluntary plans.
Los Angeles AP William Talman actor in Perry Mason was ordered to pay 909 dollars monthly in support for his wife and two children. The payments continue pending trial of her separate maintenance suit and his divorce filing.
A car veered off Route 50 near Tyrone and struck a parked cement mixer, killing 21 year old Joseph L. Steiner of Tyrone. State Police say Steiner likely fell asleep at the wheel.
Col. Gen. N. E. Chibisov, a World War II commander and seven time Communist award winner, was reported dead yesterday by Red Star, the Soviet army newspaper.
Union City Borough crews bulldozed debris from the French Creek channel between Main and High streets to prevent winter ice pack buildup. Borough Secretary Ralph Campbell said the action does not alter the stream’s course and did not require Bureau of Forests and Waters permission, despite talk of retaining walls by landowners.
F T Ruffener of 509 Worth Street Corry died at Serenity Manor Union City age 88 after a long illness. Born August 16 1871 in Clarion County he lived in Clearfield earlier and moved to Corry in 1930. He worked at Corry Jamestown Corp Mable Brush and later with Ruffener Upholstering Co. Survived by four daughters three sons one sister 22 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Funeral services and Rosary set at Bracken Funeral Home with a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
Hal Boyle notes dandelion is urged as America’s floral emblem by the nation’s flower lovers. A ballot process runs October 2000 with 20 candidates including familiar names. advocates praise the dandelion as a simple universal power and symbol.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev leaves the president's guest house at 10:00 a.m. to visit the National Institutes of Health and other Washington points of interest, returns at 10:30 p.m., then departs by car for Camp David with arrival expected in Maryland.
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