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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1962

Page

3

Schmitt Pledges repeal of Pennsylvania radar law

Harrisburg AP independent governor hopeful Charles J. Schmitt from Erie calls for repeal of Pennsylvania radar speed enforcement. He argues accidents fell due to higher car costs and taxes, not radar, and criticizes the physical reexamination rule for sidelining older drivers while blasting Democratic plans to use Gov Lawrence’s son as a chauffeur.

Harrisburg Charles J. Schmitt Pennsylvania Erie Lawrence Radar Schmitt Gerald Richardson Dilworth

The Staff of Life Lenten Meditations

Rev. Robert G. Pier reflects on bread as life’s physical sustenance and the spiritual bread of God’s Word. He urges readers to hunger for spiritual nourishment as zealously as for bodily bread, recalling Scripture about remembering the Creator in youth, tasting the Lord as sweeter than honey, and seeking wisdom from above.

Robert G. Pier Jesus Peter

Kennedy Offers 500 Million Help to Congress

President Kennedy urged Congress to act quickly on a broad program to cut regulatory curbs. He proposed exemptions from minimum rate regulation for carriers of passengers and bulk commodities, and suggested a pilot program for airline passenger traffic, noting current exemptions only cover water carriers and certain freight sectors.

Kennedy Congress

Approve New Grange Body In Columbus

Warren county court yesterday approved an appropriation granting the Columbus Grange Association corporation authority. Judge Alexander Flick Jr signed. The charter allows ownership and management of real estate for Columbus Grange No. 875, including buying, leasing, borrowing, and pledging property as security. Incorporators are Lawrence A. Miller, Philip C. Wade, Mabel L. Hill, D. Paul Trisket, and David F. Curtis.

Warren Warren County Columbus Grange Association Corporation Authority Alexander Flick Jr Pennsylvania Columbus Grange Columbus Grange Association Lawrence A. Miller Philip C. Wade Mabel L. Hill D. Paul Trisket David F. Curtis

GOP Leaders Split Over Elderly Health Care Plan

Senate leader Dirksen faces a divided GOP as liberals back Miller’s plan and House Republicans weigh backing off a private health insurance funded elderly care proposal by Rep. Bow. Halleck’s stance is pivotal for party discipline in a likely showdown.

GOP Dirksen Halleck Miller Frank Bow Ohio

Sparta Junior Class Plans And Never Been Kissed Play

Sparta merged high school presents And Never Been Kissed by Aurand Harris tomorrow night. Cast includes Elaine Winans, Kathy Mahan, Billy Montgomery, Bill Scouten, Martha Morris, Larry J. Greer, Carol Morris, Jerry Alsdorf, Lynn Patterson, Mary Laibach and Dennis Maker. Tickets at the door or from junior class members.

Sparta Aurand Harris Slyvia Dees Mike Meyers Elaine Winans Flory Patterson Kathy Mahan Gilmore Picker Billy Montgomery Mr. Peabody Bill Scouten Mary Patterson Martha Morris Charlie McCulley Larry J

Two Die in Mayflower Hotel Fire in Washington

A hotel blaze on the third floor of the Mayflower Hotel in Washington killed two men from the Dominican Republic by suffocation as smoke filled the building through the air conditioning system. Hundreds fled to the lobby or outside as firefighters battled the blaze.

Washington Mayflower Dominican Republic

Special Glasses Help Partially Blind Students Read

Batavia New York report says youngsters from the State School for the Blind read regular print with molded plastic glasses fitted yesterday. Lions clubs and state commissions supplied the devices aiding those who previously could read only oversized letters.

Batavia N. Y API New York State School For the Lions Cips The State Commission For the Blind Eyes For

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