02 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
1
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New York crowd witnessed a tight contest as the home squad edged the visitors in a 601s nei 75 style finish. Officials and players expressed cautious relief after a hard fought game.
Senate subpoena compels Bobby Baker to produce papers on a alleged $25,000 political payoff tied to a government contract. Baker testifies he complied by bringing the documents but invokes his constitutional right against self incrimination and refuses to surrender them at the hearing.
Yesterday featured six people claiming the same fox and two near misfortunes on West Main Street. A car rollover near Gates Street drew a police search after a railroad engineer reported a call for help near the Gates crossing.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk planned a second meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to obtain Soviet agreement to fund United Nations peacekeeping operations. A late accord delayed a General Assembly showdown, enabling financial negotiations to begin at a luncheon at the Soviet U.N. mission, with disarmament, trade, and a consular pact among possible topics.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Vanderhoof returned home after a two car crash west of Jamestown Saturday afternoon. Their auto was rear ended by Edward Pellinghuisen who was arrested for drunken driving and sentenced to weekend jail. Vehicle damage was estimated at $2500.
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor returns to South Viet Nam with new orders from President Johnson to plan intensified war measures. Possible steps include air strikes on North Viet Nam supply lines via Laos as White House outlines growing North Vietnamese support for the Viet Cong.
Kathleen Adkins followed her husband Van W Adkins home from a service station. She arrived first at the scene and found him dead on arrival at Santa Monica Hospital.
A local council debate centers on an ordinance banning snow in streets after earlier charging Duane Bates with dumping snow. Key figures include city solicitor Douglas Rozelle and council members Ray Weber and Dorr Clark as opponents weigh the measure's wording and enforcement before the next council meeting.
Two Pleasantville residents and two deer hunters saved a mother and her three children from a blaze that caused about 4000 dollars in damage. The Kightlinger family were treated for smoke inhalation and a minor cut. the baby and parents were taken to Titusville Hospital. Fire crews battled flames after neighbor Clyde Waddell alerted them at about 930 am.
The remodeled Quality Supermarket at 26 North Center Street opens after a major expansion. A 2,000 square foot addition and modern refrigeration were installed, with widened aisles and new checkout stations. Rollin Reading, and Harold Brown and William Rudgek of the chain, will attend the grand opening.
Structural engineer Seely and Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory staff inspect the burned Corry Area High School. They discuss what parts can be retained, concrete measures for rebuilding, and safety upgrades such as ventilation, sprinkler potential, hydrant placement, and possible integration with city fire alarms.
The Corry Avon High School fire likely will not yield a public cause. Investigators face charred remains and complex insurance dynamics, with misdirection and potential subrogation delaying any conclusive statement.
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