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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1965
Page
6
The Meadville area school directors approved a tentative budget of 2 745 395 and set the tax line at 38 mills for 1965 66. The budget shows a 131 344 increase over last year but no millage increase.
Gov. Scranton briefs a joint General Assembly session on the future of Pennsylvania cities with focus on urban renewal mass transportation and industrial development. He plans further messages on education government reorganization computers traffic safety and motor fund. Democratic leaders vow weekly party proposals on education economic growth health and taxation.
The Casino Theatre, the city’s last burlesque venue, will close and be torn down for a parking lot. Owners cited high taxes and insufficient rent as the financial reason.
Council weighs a $52000 county grant match to fund a nine hole municipal golf course at Macadam Hill with other recreation plans. Debate centers on housing, industry needs, and timing as a land option deadline nears and a survey begins Monday.
Glenn A. Maxwell, 39, sues actress June Allyson for divorce claiming mental anguish during 18 months of marriage. He seeks a share of her salary, estimated at $20,000 per month, while he says he is under doctor care for tuberculosis and unable to work.
Council authorize Grice to buy a mowing machine tractor for 9750 including mowing equipment. Low bid of 750 from R G Wiggers Co Union City accepted. Weber to seek bids for garbage covering contract at West Washington landfill and allow purchase of city bulldozer.
In London a court found two 10 year old boys guilty of attempting to derail a suburban passenger train. The motorman testified the train struck a junk-collection at about 40 miles per hour but the train was not derailed. The court committed the youths for psychiatric study.
Easter events dominate Sparta and Corry scenes with dinner guests the Davises and Scoutens, Boy Scout Troop 100 meetings set for Saturdays, new leader Carlos Shambaugh, and a sixth grade Sparta play A Hillbilly Easter led by Marlene Halfast and Barbara Boythe. Community notes include the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Titusville, Youth Center open house, Girl Scout and Cub Scout contests, and cancer society fund drive continuing through the week.
Dr. King vowed to mobilize supporters nationwide after police blocked marches in Wilcox and Selma. He met civil rights leaders in Camden and led 125 protesters back to a church for rally as authorities issued a court order barring pupil demonstrations.
After years of research scientists announce a substance called dioetyl sodium sulfasuccinate marketed as Reautol that moisturizes colon waste to soften it rather than forcing action. It claims to restore regularity without habit forming risks and requires no prescription.
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