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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1963

Page

6

Stassen May Heed Ike's Advice Run for President

Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen says he will decide next month whether to seek the 1944 Republican presidential nomination at Dwight Eisenhower's urging. Eisenhower has encouraged a wide field to provide choices, with Stassen emphasizing a program aligned with Eisenhower's years and Kennedy era goals.

Philadelphia Minnesota Harold G. Stassen Dwight D. Eisenhower Stassen Wayne Drain Fisenhower Eisenhower Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Henry Cabot Todas South Viet Nam Timare

Senate to adjourn after brief pro forma session

Washington reports the Senate will convene for a pro forma session at 1 am Monday, then adjourn until July 7. Only a handful of senators attended the ceremony including William Proxmire, Wayne Morse, and Thomas Kuchel. The session fulfilled Senate rules calling meetings every three days, with minor damage noted to a car.

Washington API Tontely Senate Weil Sid Hill Allon Lee Metcoll T-Mont Sens William Provmire D-Wis Wayne Morse D-Me Thomas H. Kuchel R-Calif

Deaths Jenne Travior and Garret W Warnshouse

Obituaries note the deaths of Jenne Travior Davide of 6 Elk Street and Garret W Warnshouse of Clymer. Davide, 68, died at Ham oi Hospital after a fracture, with survivors including son Leon T. Davids and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Warnshouse, 92, a former farmer, died at Corry Memorial Hospital. services set at Spitzer Fimmers' Home with burial in Holland Cemetery.

Jenne Travior Davide Elk Street Ham Oi Bew Match Hollow Amity Wayne Township Love's Foundry Bart Love Ajax Tron Leon T. Davids Corry Garret W. Warnshouse Warnshouse Clymer Corry Memorial Hospital Sherman Clymer Hill Harry Russell John Moran Mattie Dilmus Arizona Emma Heslink Spitzer Fimners Harald Hist Clymer Fill Reformed Church Holland Cemetery

Third Bomb Call Targets Warren Store Prompted Police Report

A rash of bomb hoaxes hit local businesses including Warren store Levinson's with a call at 12 10 pm. Police say the prank is unconfirmed but will be prosecuted. Chief Michael Evan declined further comment while investigations continue. Anonymous calls had targeted Sylvania plant and United Refinery offices earlier in the week.

Levinian Rag Laken Michael Evan Sylvania United Refinery Levinson’s Evan

Surprise Birthday Party For Fred Sargent In Spartansburg

In Spartansburg on Monday evening a surprise party honored 16 year old Fred Sargent at the home economics building with attendees including Pam Morris Donna Moline Louise Bailey and others. The group enjoyed cake ice cream punch and dip, and gifts. Several local families shared Christmas visits and greetings as community notices followed, including condolences for John Augustine and Mrs. Harrison's family.

Spartansburg Fred Sargent Home Economics Fred Pam Morris Donna Moline Louise Bailey Leslie Wincans Remeha Jackson Mary Findley Gail Platt Fred Cleland Mike Albers Dennis Halfast Jim Tubbs Bob Knight John Stranahan Don Straite Troy Firth Pete Torrey Prank Sherlock Edward Cassidy Margo Knauff Mark Evie Treva Sherlock Corry Luke Sherlock Debbie Greg John Augustine Benjamin Harrison Mr. Harrison Karl Bruckner William Sehoss Kathy Tionesta Charles Bruckner Lackland Air, Force Base Texas W. C. Bruckner Karl Jeannie James Baker Jeff Jay Mayville Harry Brown Paul Baker Dennis Murdock Lawrence Murr Hallie Murdock Mennig Parris Island 8. C Camp Letime N.C Princess Pat Club Snertanshore Oscar Most Arthur Cochran Mabel Bennett Largertown Most Bernard Skiff Carl Hopkins Weslenville Blair Skiff Dorothy May K. Arden Bennett May Fasgene Buesinks Clymer N David Davenport Cleveland Elderkin Hill Eneoy Klair Skiff and Allen Donald Mien William Allen Elgin Dennis Coyle Centerville Sparta Barbara Fish Erie Debbie Fish Edinboro State College Colin Nichols Colorado Springs Colo Guy Fish Colin Keith Nichols Donald Allensons James Shorn Chapmanville Friendly Neighbors Club Charlie Obert Tom Bimber Tom Arthur Bimbers Grand Valley Prank Clark Linner Orrie Cook Shirley Rob Bachemer Clark Sidney Winans Donald Winans Eddie Winans Charles Obert Charles Kolaja Paris Curt. _ z Gerry Coates Dale Dennis

PSEA Seeks Bible Reading Leader Nominated At Convention

Henry Stoudt of Petersburg, 53, was nominated unopposed for president at the convention after a background as head of social studies in Huntingdon Area Schools. Dr. Charles J. Boehm praised legislative and congressional educational accomplishments and foresees a bright future for education in Pennsylvania and America.

Henry Stoudt Petersburg Shippensburg State College Pennsylvania State Unive Rse Huntingdon Charles J. Boehm Congress Pennsylvania America

Goldwater blasts Johnson over Christmas voting pressure

Senator Goldwater denounces President Johnson for pressuring Congress on the $2 billion foreign aid bill. He accuses Johnson of using politics with Christmas and treating lawmakers as personal aides. Goldwater had just undergone heel surgery to remove a calcium deposit.

Hagetine Goldwater Johnson Senate

Baptist Church Christmas program draws large attendance

The Baptist Church Sunday School department presented its Christmas program Sunday evening led by Rev. Owen Davis of Lackawanna, Mrs. Fred Burlingame, and Mrs. Ronald Penoyet. A large crowd attended the event.

Wood Alcohol Fatal To 20 On Skid Row

Philadelphia homicide detectives seek the source of wood alcohol blamed for 20 deaths in four days on Skid Row. Dr. Joseph Spelman notes victims found in rooming houses, often with bottles of pinkish liquid 50 to 75 percent methanol. Police suspect a single source and warn of a rapid outbreak.

Philadelphia Skid Row Joseph W. Speloan City Spelman Ours Limor Svelman New York City

Guards at JFK grave to stay until visitors drop

Army says guards at President Kennedy's grave will remain until the volume of visitors is reduced to a level permitting withdrawal. Hundreds visit Arlington National Cemetery daily. Three guards stay at the site with four others redirecting traffic from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. Also, Lopes Mateos of Mexico is expected to meet President Johnson in Los Angeles late February.

Wao Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery LRI Mateos Washington

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