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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1963

Page

6

Paragraf Bretting Woes Hosts Welcome Home Students Dance

General secretary Bretting of the Corry YMCA announced tonight's high school dance at the Y welcomes college students home for holidays. Dance time is 1 p.m. A Penn State Employment Review office in North Center Street will close Tuesday noon through Wednesday. regular hours resume Thursday. Fire destroyed the home of Victor Deiger last night in a 21000 blaze attributed to an overturned oil heater with no injuries. Corry varsity wrestler Mike Butchko, 15, was treated for a dislocated shoulder after an injury at a high school match in Nittsville. Mrs Clyde Florence Petit, sister-in-law of Corry's Bertha Nichols, died in Bradford after a stroke. funeral in Bradford. Snow removal urged, with autos asked off several streets after 11 p.m. Mountain Keystone Service Station on East South Street won a Christmas decoration prize from United Refining. Ricky Proper, 2, treated for burns after spilling hot liquid at home. condition good.

Bretting Woes Corry Wiliam A. Michael Pennsylvania Mike Butchko R. D Corry Memorial Hospital Nttsville Bradford Clyde Florence) Petit Bertha Nichols Pettit Mountain Keystone East South Street United Refining Company Warren Richard Mountain

Adjournment Delayed On Wheat Bill Compromise Reached

The House backed sending the bill back to conference by a 141 to 136 vote as Senate leaders had refused the restrictive wheat amendment. A conference committee compromise set total foreign aid at 3.259 billion for the fiscal year, with 1.525 billion for government guarantees of private financing of wheat sales to Soviet bloc nations and discretionary authority for the President to approve such guarantees in the national interest.

House Senate Senate House Johnson U.S Russia

Bloomfield Herd Tops in Butterfat Count

The Tyi County Dairy Improvement Club tested 899 cows across 25 herds in November. Milton Bloomfield & Sons of Spartansburg posted the top butterfat production, with average milk 1,547 pounds and butterfat 605 per cow. Other notable producers included Dwight King of Spartansburg, Skiff Farm of Corry, Howard VanTasell of Corry, and Lawrence Wade of Corry, with several cows listing high milk and butterfat yields.

Datky Improvement Club Leonard Swanson Milton Bloomfield & Sons Spartansburg Dwight King Skiff Farm Corry Howard VanTassell Lawrence Wade Staff Farm Milton Bloomfield & Son Kenneth Mc Cr

Berlin border crossings surge as East German guards ease rules

In pre dawn hours East Berlin relaxed pet restrictions and opened gates, boosting crossings to about 2,800 by car and foot and 1,000 by elevated train. West Berliners faced 25 hour waits at 12 offices to obtain one day passes valid until midnight, with a Jan 5 end date.

East Berlin East Est Berlin West Berlin

Greeting Card Firm To Double In Franklin

Ameri can Greetings Corporation plans a 30,000 square foot expansion at Reno Industrial Park in Franklin doubling its plant size. Construction begins after spring weather with completion target June 1 1964 and bids sought in about 60 days. The project adds 80 to 90 jobs and maintains a $250 000 annual payroll cited by Venango County Industrial Development Corp. president Taylor W Foster.

Prothonotary Office Shows $45,000 Profit This Year

Erie County prothonotary William F. Liljenberg reported a $45,000 profit so far this year ahead of year end. Receipts at the one month mark stood at $109,320.38 against last year’s $107,094.50 with a $64,304 operating budget. Funds go to the county, with calls for raises denied by frozen wages. Also listed are cattle market figures for veal calves and lambs.

EXIO Erie County William F. Lilienberg Liljenberg Lillenberg

Christmas Events In Spring Creek Township

The Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Department hosted a Christmas party for township children with movies gifts and candy. Scott Smith won the door prize. West Spring Creek Sunday School presented its annual program with carols solos and scenes from The Story of Jesus. Gil Pier celebrated on his tenth birthday with games prizes and a party at the town hall. West Spring Greek Ladies Aid held a tureen dinner with carol singing and candle gifts. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sickler on the birth of Laurie Ann.

Spring Creek Dar-lene Johnson Susan Dingffelder Sally Pegey Swart Shorry Krone Norman Thomas Jack Krone Brian Mulligan Billy Whaley Jesus Linda Nevagt Robert, John Richard Whaley Dorothy Whaley Berry Lee Don Whaley Gil Pier Robert Pier Jeffrey Huff Randall Johnson Kenneth Dennis Smith David Smith Richard Robert John Whaley Robert Eastman James Swart Timothy Conklin William Scully Robert Crane Gil Gwen Gail Pier Jeannette Harrington West Spring Greek Ladies Aid Fred Huenel Leon Sickler Laurie Ann

U. S. Plans Guard System With Soviet Union

Secretary Rusk outlines feasibility of safeguards against surprise attack linked with East West talks. Khrushchev favored the idea after the test ban treaty but Russians tie it to nuclear free zones and force limits. Rusk stresses political difficulties yet proceeds to evaluate posting locations and coverage for an effective system.

Soviet Union Khrushchev Europe Rusk

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