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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1964
Page
3
In a fragmented report the Board of Hearing appeals scheduled a meeting at 8 on 1 10th. The portion of the article mentions adults, casualties, a deficit at 125, and a geography or geology note tied to a Friday event. The text is garbled but indicates a formal hearing process and related incidents connected to Penmayl.
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors report emergency treatment to aid kidney function is functioning satisfactorily, with no esophageal bleeding for 20 hours and a plan to remove a throat tube. Despite some stability, his prognosis remains guarded as peritoneal dialysis provides temporary kidney support.
Corry Elks installed officers led by Guy Davis exalted ruler and Richard Williams leading knight with Thomas Cragg loyal knight Willard Gibson lecturing knight Michael Lynch tiler and James St George esquire, in a Meadville Lodge 216 assisted ceremony.
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvanians cutting back on smoking reduce cigarette tax receipts by 11 million for 1964 65 leaving a four million shortfall in Gov Scranton's budget. Officials say spending plans may be sliced and official revenue estimates will be finalized by late May as cigarette tax outlook was revised downward.
Thirteen Corry area youths from the YMCA squad advance to the State Y Championships at El nahtown College with events including distance freestyle and 25 yard breaststroke. Notable entrants include Hiting Headuy bidding in multiple events and Pete Headuy anchoring the cadet relay alongside Kovach Bracken and Amy. Sawyer, Rothrock, and Stahl-Sawyer-Dave Amy-Doug Rozelle quartet vie in medley relays as local officials prep the meet lineup.
Corry area youths aged 1 to 17 are urged to join the Boy Scouts during the 1964 Friends of Scouting enrollment weekend led by scout official James Armstrong. All men over 21 are asked to aid as unit leaders, committee members, or financial supporters, with more than 200 local youths already enrolled in Cub Packs Troops and Explorer units sponsored by churches PTA and civic groups. Supporting figures include Jor Hanna Charles Correll Jack Downey and Allan Mierki.
Erie fire officials revised damage from a blaze at the Erie Art Metal Co. to 557000 in total losses. The western section of the plant burned on March 21 with 169000 in building damage and 388000 in contents damage, mainly machinery dyes tools stock and office furniture. Earlier estimates had run as high as 1250000.
Erie Public Schools Superintendent Joseph F Zipper Jr aims for state reimbursement for fire enclosure installation in six Erie schools Lincoln Roosevelt Burton Wayne Washington and Percy with repairs set for late spring at an estimated cost of 125350 Bids for these six and for six more requiring more extensive enclosures will be opened April 13 and May 15 respectively The total for all 12 schools with lighting and facilities is about 515143 The effort follows a state labor department order after a local inspector deemed the buildings unsafe Separately plans to boycott Washington public schools on April 20 were dropped after officials agreed to most of 14 proposed changes by the Congress of Racial Equality.
Suslov accuses Peking of nationalist arrogance and seeking to usurp Kremlin leadership. He calls for a world Communist party meeting to discuss problems and foster wide opinion exchange. Khrushchev blasts Chinese critics during Hungary visit, noting aims to spread revolution on an empty stomach as Budapest backs the Chinese stance. Hungary’s Communist party also criticizes China for weakening unity and aiding imperialism.
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