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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
9
A fragmented note indicates New York City officials move to extend plans for an event opposed by some groups. Details are unclear but reference to dates and public action suggest a scheduled gathering and municipal involvement.
Washington AP report on about 100000 informers providing tips to the IRS yearly. Tips come from patriotic motives or civic duty, with some paid rewards. Only about one in ten tips leads to a preliminary investigation, yet the program yields millions. An IRS memo notes many tipsters act without rewards, challenging the idea that removing rewards would curb informing.
Penelec urges careful kite and model aircraft flying as warm weather returns. Advice includes choosing open level fields away from streets and electrical infrastructure, using dry cotton string, avoiding metal or tinsel strings, and never approaching power lines or substations. Parents should teach safe practices to children to prevent electric injuries.
In Knoxville Sam Newman an advertising agency executive says he is the man who posed for a bust of John F Kennedy to be a gift to the Kennedy Memorial Library in Boston Lipchitz the sculptor was commissioned by the Spaeth Foundation New York City Newman recalls a Washington social function seen by a Kennedy aide secretary to Arthur Schlesinger confirming his selection as the model
Readable school lunch listings show meals for Columbus, Conelway, Spring Creek and Wright schools. Each day offers varied menus with items like spaghetti, sloppy Joe, baked beans, turkey, and desserts, with milk included. Friday is no school at Columbus.
Harrisburg report shows 1964 anthracite output at 16,524,687 tons, down 3 percent from 1963, with employment at 13,584, a 5 percent drop. Mines Secretary Dr. Nt. Beecher Charmbury cited 24 fatal accidents.
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