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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1964

Page

3

Community notices and sales at local venues round up week

Local events include Hemlock Lakes Park fishing on Saturdays and Sundays with rainbow trout bass and perch. No Pennsylvania license required. Also Sauerkraut and park supper April 11 at No Bar Riding Club Columbus with adult and child pricing, plus Sterling Milk orders, Deer Head Inn hours, bake sale April 9 by Emmanuel Episcopal Church, and Elks smorgasbord tickets until April 10. Nearby listings include births and discharges, produce from Williams Fruit Market Route 6, and a ladies summer bowling league at the VFW with 25c per line.

Hemlock Lakes Park Hyde Road West Spring Creek Corry No-Bar Riding Club Columbus Deer Head Sears Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Pertti —Turben’s Chevrolet Elks

Governor Scranton Won’t Accept Nomination at GOP Convention

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Governor Scranton will announce on Thursday he will not be receptive to a presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention. Scranton aides deny, while staff and high Republican and Democratic sources cite the plan and past actions.

Philadelphia The Philadelphia Inquirer Moday Scranton Conmy William Keisling the Inquirer Indiantown Gap Florida the Gap Washington California

Cleveland Faces 2nd Racial Crisis at Glenville

Report from Cleveland describes clashes over school siting and civil rights protests in Glenville. Police manned Lakeview Road as about 150 demonstrators and bystanders gathered. four protesters blocked a cement truck and were removed. Clergy urged injunctions and fences while civil rights leaders pushed for intensified boycotts and militant rhetoric at a Cory Methodist church rally.

Ralph Locher Church of the Covenant Klunder Glenville Cory Methodist Church Ruth Turner Cleveland The Congress of Racial Equality Lakeview Lakeview Road

West Mead Balks At Annexation By Meadville

West Mead Township fights a March 6 court ruling that approved annexation of part of the township into Meadville. The township plans to appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court with solicitor P. Joseph Thomas filing the petition. Meadville city solicitor John V. Pepicelli says the case should move quickly, with a decision possible by late June or early July.

Imadvillig West Mead Township Pennsylvania Supreme Court Herbert A. Mook Meadville P. Joseph Thomas John V. Pepicelli Petitoners

Bulldozer Kills Man During Flood Project Incident

A Mentor man, John White, 3, driving a bulldozer near a project site, says he saw three people drop to the ground to avoid lines. He backed up, ran over a man, and the Bible minister’s shoulder was crushed by the machine. Police cleared White of responsibility.

John White Mentor White

New Mining Head Named at Penn State University Park

Dr. Robert Stefanko was named to head the Department of Mining at Pennsylvania State University. Stefanko was an associate professor of mining engineering and will succeed Dyard L. Hartman, now dean of the university College for Engineering. Stefanko has been with the university since 1957.

NEW Mining University Park Robert Stefanko Pennsylvania State University Stefanko Dyard L. Hartman University College For Engineering University

Fear Railroad Strike Friday Looms in 14 State Route

Union leader says four on train labor groups will honor any injunction by Illinois Central Railroad to halt a surprise strike that halted service across 14 states. He urges Congress to review power in the hands of one man. The strike centers on featherbedding work rules costing railroads hundreds of millions. The arbitration panel previously allowed gradual firing of up to half the firemen on diesel engines and ruled on crew makeup, a decision later upheld by the Supreme Court.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Order of Railway Conductors The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Switchmen’s Union of North America Illinois Central Railroad Zimmerman Congress Wolfe Supreme Court

Tri-Hi-Y Mock UN fosters world issues in Harrisburg

Nearly 400 Tri-Hi-Y members from across the state gathered for the Biennial Model United Nations in Harrisburg to study atomic energy world hunger population growth and other global topics. Corry delegates Cindy Buesink Barbara Keppel Sharon McCray and Martha Houser joined chaperones Mrs. Clifford Buesink and Mrs. Benjamin Calderone as costumes and proposals highlighted the event part of the States YMCA citizenship education program.

United Nations Assembly Harris‘burg International Peace Corps Tri-Hi-Y YMCA Pennsylvania United Nations General Assembly UN Commissions Atomic Energy Agency UN Children's Fund World_Health Organization International Trade Organization Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Food and Agriculture Organization Commission On Human Rights Disarmament Commission Population Commission Corry Cindy Buesink Barbara Keppel Sharon McCray Martha Houser Harrisburg Clifford Buesink Benjamin Calderone

Lamberton Begins Senate Bid in Erie County

Lamberton announced his Republican candidacy for the 49th District Senate seat in the April 28 primary. A veteran county commissioner from Millcreek, he has held multiple offices since 1941 and holds World War I decorations including the Silver Star.

Lamberton Pennsylvania GOP Erie County Millcreek County Court of Common Pleas Republican Committee Republican State Committee George Bloom Community Chest The United Fund State Welfare Agency County Tuberculosis Association County TB Hospital County Paints American Legion VPW State Association of Elected Officials General Assembly State Association of County Commissioners State Sheriffs Association State Federation of Clubs First Army France Germany Joh A. Leduene

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