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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1964
Page
2
Emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry ambulance appear alongside a long list of admitted and discharged individuals. Names include Mes Thaddeus Caeell and Mr. Georgie Woodcutl with multiple street addresses in Corry and surrounding areas.
A nationwide AP poll of 1,606 Republican officials shows Nixon as the most likely nominee among personal preferences, though Goldwater remains the leading overall choice for convention nomination. The survey spans responses from 50 states and the District of Columbia with results also noting Lodge Scranton Rockefeller and others.
The grand opening of Mr. Leos Beauty Salon at 611 South Center Street drew 132 registrants for door prizes. Attendees received carnations and refreshments while models Mrs Lyle Hotchkiss Mrs Fred Mitchell Mrs Vera Mitchell and Mrs Mather showcased hair designs. Prize winners included Mrs Howard McMullin Kathy Lutz Mrs Florence Clark Mrs James Leslie Mrs Jean Clark Mrs William Scott and Mrs Carl Waseak with cash and haircare prizes.
An assortment of line ads lists VFW Men’s Bowling League members meeting at the VFW Club at 6 p m to honor Henry Davis. Turben’s Auto Service promotes new Teflon ware at Brigham Hardware with a 322 Daetery address.
President Johnson and federal mediators press hard as talks continue between unions and management over wages job classifications and conditions. Private mediators Theodore Kheel and George Taylor alongside Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz push for a voluntary settlement amid cautious White House briefings. De Gaulle improves after prostate operation in Paris.
The United States plans a nuclear powered surface ships group with the carrier Enterprise the cruiser Long Beach and the Bainbridge. The trio, worth about 1 billion dollars, would test fast long range operations without refueling. The Bainbridge Long Beach and Enterprise have paired before but never all three together.
Mr Brown died unexpectedly at his home in Findley Lake at age 67. He was born in Saxonburg and served as foreman of Hell Telephone Co in McKeesport. Survived by wife Marion two sons Layton and Relph one grandchild a sister Hazel Whittle. Final rites at Glenn Thompson Funeral Home Butler scheduled for tomorrow.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra will not perform before segregated audiences. The Pittsburgh Symphony Society adopted a resolution instructing the orchestra manager not to accept engagements where discrimination is found.
Clear warships were completed after costs spiraled with the Enterprise at 474 million dollars the Long Beach near 330 million and the Bainbridge over 160 million. The high prices were partly due to the ships being the first of their kind under atomic power.
A U S Public Health Service report compares Erie County cancer deaths to national and state trends for the year ending January 1983. Erie total 380 cancer deaths, lung cancer 54 deaths 14.2 percent, lower than national 16 percent and Pennsylvania 15.9 percent.
Warren County Commissioner Blaine Mead described himself as trained in the oil fields of Warren County as he handled a parking complaint. A courthouse clerk reported a compact tar was penned in Saturday by another auto in the adjacent lot. Blaine lifted the front end and then the rear to clear the vehicle.
State officials decided to keep the first offense speeding tolerance at 15 miles per hour over the limit. Governor Scranton concurred after discussions with the Revenue and Police chiefs and the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce had urged a return to 10 miles per hour. Initially violators faced warnings for up to 15 mph over, or license suspensions starting at 20 days.
Joseph A. Gerardi, 67, former executive vice president of McLean-Hull, Inc., book and magazine publishers, died Saturday. The long-time industry figure led operations and shaped publishing strategies in his later years. Funeral arrangements were not immediately available.
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