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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
6
City Council at a special noon session accepted Duncan Parking Meter Co of Pittsburgh as the low bidder for 27 000 two dollar parking tickets at 457 dollars. The Corry Journal bid 823 dollars, tickets will be yellow and go into use as they arrive. The move ends the old red ticket system and envelopes for cash collection.
A Cape Town couple welcomed Siamese twins born over the weekend joined at the heads. An operation to separate them is planned. Both infants and the mother are reported in satisfactory condition.
Senator Barry Goldwater goes to New York to meet with business heads and outline foreign and domestic policy. He calls price supports voluntary and targeted to specific commodities to broaden markets and raise family incomes, condemning the wheat certificate program as burdensome to low income families.
Prank Kirin drew names for a three day grand opening drawing. Winners include Larry Mosher first prize aluminum storm door, John Hansen second prize storm door, Violet Catalfn electric drill. Twelve door push bars, and numerous door grilles were awarded to listed residents and neighbors. McCray said prizes may be picked up anytime.
Goldwater criticized the Johnson Freeman administration citing President Johnson and Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman. The remarks focused on alleged mismanagement within the administration.
Cypriot Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou flew to Athens for consultations with the Greek government. It marks the fourth such trip in two weeks, following a visit by Greek Defense Minister Petros Garoufalias to Nicosia 48 hours earlier.
L Lawrence of Pennsylvania required Alabama delegates to sign loyalty oath. Wallace supporters rejected the demand. Eugene Bull Conner held credentials and would not surrender. The committee faced seating an all white unpledged Mississippi delegation or the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. A platform plank urged fair enforcement of the new civil rights act.
An extensive compilation of local businesses and services including auto dealers and repair shops, insurance agencies, bakeries, beverage distributors, concrete and transit mix suppliers, and home improvement retailers with contact numbers and addresses forjs across the town. Entries cover car sales, service centers, insurance, and food prepared goods with delivery options and phone contacts.
Beauty Salon line presents services at 8 South Center Street with contact number 2 4625 for appointments.
The Erie County grape crop is developing normally with good quality fruit. Late apples grow larger and peach ripening slows from cool weather. Early potato digging moves quickly, but yields remain fair while corn progress stalls. Haymaking hampered by cool temperatures and scattered showers. Tobacco planting begins in Lancaster County.
Police reported Canadian participants offered little resistance after entering Titusville facilities. YMCA staff assisted in quieting the crowd as the pool opened, with corpsmen swimming before dawn. Officers then stationed cruisers near the Y and downtown eateries to monitor hungry corps members leaving the building. At about 6 a.m. the two remaining points of unrest were observed.
Pennsylvania reports its first 1964 high school football fatality as Allen Wagner a 15 year old Delone Catholic guard dies after a Friday practice drill in Hanover. A second casualty Daniel Pavey 15 collapses during Washington Court House High School workout, with autopsy pointing to a head injury as the cause.
Veteran actor known as Indian Joe and grandson of Geronimo, Charles Stevens, 71, died Saturday. He had appeared in films since 1914 and was a familiar face to millions in Hollywood.
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