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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion They Never Lost A Thing the Corry Little League All Stars finished their five game state title bid with a 4 2 loss to a stronger team. The 12 year olds conducted themselves well and left the city with a positive impression of the program.
Hal Boyle recalls a luncheon of 20 contestants en route to Long Beach pageant. Erika Augustin, Miss Austria, explains her life as a Vienna model and fruit buyer, proudly sharing her 65 cm height and 97-57-94 cm measurements in centimeters.
In Rome Pope Paul VI appears less austere than expected as he greets visitors after a ceremonious audience. Drew Pearson recalls a cordial meeting with the pontiff, noting the pope’s graciousness toward Protestants and his readiness to bless attendees, while hinting at future policy directions.
The piece depicts Robert Kennedy pressing for a spot on the 1968 Democratic ticket against President Johnson. It notes Kennedy’s failed outreach to Gore Vidal, Walter Reuther, Poland’s Gomulka, and Chicago Mayor Daley, plus his European tour and Atlantic City bid. It claims 67 percent of Michigan Democrats favored him for VP and describes behind the scenes maneuvering to edge Johnson aside.
New York AP report says executives expect steadier economic impact than volatile traders. Amid U.S. Viet Nam naval clash, firms view uncertainty as temporary and anticipate defense orders and steady consumer demand, forecasting limited long term disruption to growth.
Washington AP reports progress toward compensation for Seneca Indians affected by the Allegheny River Dam project. Seneca Chief George Herron, in Washington, says a compensation bill is expected soon, despite a House measure blocking reservoir fills. House and Senate conferees aim to resolve differences in a fifth meeting this week. The dispute centers on proposed funds of about 20.15 million by the House and 9.17 million by the Senate.
Former Pennsylvania Governor David L. Lawrence, chairing the Presidents Committee on Equal Opportunity on Housing, says recent northeastern race riots stem from deliberate housing segregation. He calls cities a new form of concentration camp for the undesired and cites misrepresentation to keep Negro slums.
The State Health Department filed a preliminary injunction in Commonwealth Court to shut down both facilities at Lonely Acres in East Carroll Township Carrolltown due to alleged permit violations. Defendant Irvin A. Suringer is named as owner and operator.
Susie Finney and daughter Ellen Schessley visited Sharpsville friends. Lena Mapson former Bear Lake resident dies at her daughter Rex Jones's Sugar Grove home. Harvey Martin family attended Loomis reunion at Pike's Rocks Sunday. EUB Church members joined Bible conference at Findley Lake camp. Phillip Rogerson and Arizona guests spent Sunday with Clyde Manwaring.
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