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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
3
General Douglas MacArthur's condition has deteriorated in the last 24 hours though he had a peaceful night. Doctors report a slight drop in blood pressure and a moderate rise in pulse, with kidney function diminished and esophageal bleeding intermittently controlled by a balloon tube.
In the wake of a damaging Alaska earthquake relief teams mobilize. Federal agencies rush food, hardware and clothing to the south central region by air. Plans: emergency offices in Anchorage and possible special state session to address tax and spending impacts.
Residents across Centerville and nearby areas back Oil Creek Watershed flood control plan. Officials from Crawford County Soil and Water Conservation District and state agencies outlined a multi purpose dam project and its local funding role. Large floods threaten $3.5 million in damages in nearby towns. seven dams could cover 174.4 square miles north of Centerville.
The Pfizer Company and Bristol-Myers, Lederle, Upjohn, and Olin Mathieson faced federal indictments over fixing tetracycline prices. The FTC ordered price resets and licenses, while a Senate subcommittee plans further probe. Prices vary widely with foreign and domestic bids noted.
Butler County Coroner Clinton T. Al West ruled yesterday that William West of Butler died from a broken muck in a car crash against a bridge railing. Earlier reports suggested a possible heart attack in the Monday crash.
The report describes a disappointing GOP meeting on Panama and international policy. Dirksen and Halleck criticized Johnson’s handling while Kennedy era tensions and opposition resistance were noted.
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