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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
6
A Gift of $100000 from Leon i of Youngstown Ohio founder of Standard Slug Co. funds will aid students, gym annex, and centennial planning. President Dr Chauncey Bly called it the largest undesignated gift in the school’s history.
United States Britain and West Germany press private talks on a multilateral nuclear command despite France’s refusal to participate. Discussions focus on a mixed manned fleet of 25 ships with 200 nuclear missiles and potential expansion to include submarines and land based arms, with final control resting with the U.S. president. France’s de Gaulle opposes the plan.
Washington AP reports Democrats seek to limit Rules Committee delay to 21 days or allow immediate by pass by speaker at times. Republicans, led by Gerald Ford, plan to discuss rule changes, staffing for minorities, and party image at a Wednesday meeting with 115 Republicans expected. Harvard Library holds over six million printed volumes.
Johns Hopkins researchers reveal a light current skin resistance test as a potential lung cancer indicator. Early results show positive patterns in many lung cancer patients and limited findings in others. The study, supported by the American Cancer Society and U.S. Public Health Service, awaits broader validation before mass screening use.
Pennsylvania s Revenue Department runs three ads in 34 newspapers across 23 counties warning residents to pay use tax on items bought across state lines. Ads cost 18228 dollars and include coupons for reporting sales tax due. Mil ler notes intangible returns but some citizens have clipped coupons and remitted taxes. PA has higher state tax than nearby states. Delaware New Jersey New York no tax. Ohio Maryland 3 percent. West Virginia 2 percent.
The Steelworkers union demands higher pay and more holidays with no price tag yet, while industry counters that current profits and earnings do not justify inflationary raises. McDonald warns no national agreement while local issues remain unresolved amid a tough reelection bid.
Jim Sheugh of Oil City headlines a bold Erie squad assembling for a major bowl effort. The lineup includes Fred Bilet and Kamaqua Falls, with Memphie St. County, Pa., Sanctioned as key supporters in a high stakes state m squad plan.
Indi team gains early lead as Littl Seas hosts season opener. Standings reflect key scorers and early momentum with a standout first-half performance by a returning star.
A fragmentary note reports a lost item related to a sophomore at an event in November. The readable text hints at fans or a crowd and mentions John, but details are unclear and no full facts emerge.
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