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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
6
G C Murphy Co reports six month net earnings of 2 420 578 or 58 cents a share, with 6 7 percent sales gain. Four new stores opened, two fire losses in 1963 reopened, one temp location and two with poor production closed. Open five more and close four by year end.
U S diplomats seek a quick permanent Cyprus ceasefire and a withdrawal of 5 000 to 7 000 professional soldiers since Makarios last December. They estimate 4 000 to 6 000 Greek side fighters and under 1 000 from Turkey, amid hopes for Geneva talks under a UN mediator and an end to Greek Cypriot attacks. The 6th Fleet stands by, with one destroyer ready to evacuate 450 Americans if needed. The Greek Cypriot government reportedly asked the Soviet Union to intervene militarily, though no evidence supports Moscow’s response.
The Fashion Foundation of America names both President Johnson and Senator Goldwater among its best dressed men. One figure from each of thirteen fields was chosen, with Johnson appearing in public life and Goldwater in government.
Don. Jon Tyler, 21, of Conneautville Pennsylvania, is among four regional Star Farmers competing for the 194 Star Farmer of America award at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City on October 15. Tyler was declared a regional Star Farmer Saturday by FFA directors.
Chi Chi Rodriguez, at 120 pounds and Puerto Rican, wins the Western Open with a 72 hole total of 268, finishing two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer. Palmer misses a birdie on the 70th and bogeys the 71st to drop from a share of the lead. Jack Nicklaus and Don Massengale tie for third at 275 as a record 20,600 fans watch.
Har old Green, 24, of Genessee, Pa., was killed in a single vehicle crash near Wellsville, N Y, when his car struck guard rails and plunged down a 40 foot embankment, State Police reported.
Hal Boyle surveys ordinary curiosities and trivia in Americana. He notes how mail sparks fires, earthquakes occur daily, and the world still uses candles for light. He recalls jokes on shoes, coins, and walking, plus quips about women, royalty, and literacy, finishing with a Marine salute to fighting the right enemy.
Outside the hall supporters linked hands and sang We shall overcome after a tribute to slain rights workers. At the Ethical Culture Society funeral for Goodman Ralph Engelman, a Queens classmate, recalled Goodman's belief that none is free until all are free. Mrs. Goodman and Fannie Chaney shared a quiet moment as Chaney was buried in Meridian.
Susan Windahl of Columbus led the local awards at the PONY Association show at Wattsburg Fair Grounds riding Shatana King. She won three firsts in junior Western pleasure junior Western equitation and trail class and placed second in queen class. Gordon Miller placed in senior western equitation and stock horse while driving Toni Roy.
A wind fueled fire in Kingston, Pennsylvania, destroyed a lumber company and a millwork firm along with three homes. Seven other homes were damaged. The damage estimate reached about 400000 dollars. Nineteen firefighters and a National Guardsman were treated for smoke inhalation. The blaze began in an enclosed lumber storage bin and spread rapidly as winds fed on paint and turpentine. Thirteen residents were evacuated safely.
Bar Joe Wimpy finished fourth in registered quarter horse pleasure and western riding and third in stock horse. She rode Little Tex to second in western riding. In show classes R E Hollabaugh of Bear Lake showed Cody Captain to first in pony stallion halter. Morris Way of Columbus placed fourth with Frisky Way in pon stallion, and Gala Day placed fourth in mare halter.
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