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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
3
The state Liquor Control Board in Harrisburg suspended Moose's Restaurant and Bar license on West Main Street for 20 days beginning May 7 for maintaining gambling devices and paraphernalia.
The United Fund board moved to block competing campaigns by other groups in the Corry Area and to bar members from aiding non United Fund drives. A rule was approved allowing any member to sit in on agency request reviews held yearly before the drive to help set the goal.
Columbus Georgia police chief watched a wrestling match and saw Mario Galento strike Billy Boy Hines with a pennies laden fist. Galento was arrested for disorderly conduct, released on $77 bond, awaiting Recorder's Court trial.
Sir Pierson Dixon Britain's permanent representative to the United Nations from 1954 to 1960 died unexpectedly today at his home in Egham Surrey. He was 60.
A list of nominees to Chairman James Hammond’s advisory panel includes Lawrence Andersen Stewart Long Webb McCray Russell Brant Joseph Hand Edward Kovach Paul Roche Thomas Lamendola Rey Walter Gilliland and others, indicating a broad cross section of local leadership.
The SPARKS rural beautification program launches a regional cleanup and beautification drive in the area led by Blaine Schlosser of Penn State Extension. The effort unites extension, feed, seed and fertilizer dealers and local groups to enhance towns with shade trees, trimmed lawns, and new parks, encouraging residents to take pride and attract business.
An old pole vault stunt, dropped about 150 years ago, has been revived recently as shown in AP Wirephoto. The brief item notes the unusual act and its return to surface sports culture.
The state Senate sent a community college measure back to committee after a disputed vote. Speaker Robert K. Hamilton upheld a request for a new vote amid claims of absent legislators. A second recommit failed, and the bill passed 138-50 after a lengthy session with Republicans challenging the ruling.
The bill would require the state to cover half the capital costs for new community colleges and removes a 1963 law section ruled unconstitutional by Montgomery County Court. It advances to the Senate where House versions must be reconciled.
A continuing report notes a 1964 fourth quarter tax collection drop due to delayed industrial plant payments and reduced revenue from other sources. Fees paid to collectors also fell sharply as prior methods failed, with quarterly totals moving from 94 to 46 dollars.
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