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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
2
Elks invite members to Past Exalted Rulers night on Thursday February 6 with dinner initiation and floor show. Reservations for dinner due by Wednesday February 5. Local hospital numbers listed for emergencies. Ad section notes six line ad format and local rate.
New York pupil boycott leaders press to end 165 ghetto schools by pairing, demand racial balance via the Princeton Plan and a Negro and a Puerto Rican on the Board of Education. Donovan threatens criminal responsibility if any child is harmed. Galamison says violence unlikely but possible from motivated hysteria. Powers released in spy swap. Cuban Bay of Pigs prisoners released.
Funeral notices list Carl E Greer of Spartansburg with services at Hays Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p m. Burial in Sunyside Cemetery Centerville. Viewing hours Monday 7 to 10 p m and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m. Also Chris Christensen with services at Bracken Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p m. Viewing Monday 7 to 9 p m and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial in David Curts Cemetery Columbus.
A series of weekend traffic crashes in the area caused minor damages and no injuries. Routes 8, 89, and Route 6 near Corry and Wattsburg saw multiple rear impacts and skids. Attendants include Mary Louise Rogers 6 of Oil City, Anthony Giambra 55 of Erie, George Ballog 31 of Union City, Thomas Pontzer 27 of Ridgway, Leslie Drayer 18 of Union City, James Nichols 23, Jerry Hall 17, and Henry Wyman 44, with total damages ranging from 150 to 600 dollars.
York pa The Pennsylvania Horticulture Association opens its three day annual convention today. A new state Apple Blossom Queen will be selected tomorrow.
Washington reports a planned sale of about 26 million bushels of wheat to Russia, likely via Cargill. Durum wheat portion around 7.84 million bushels with export subsidies near 78.5 cents a bushel, drawing congressional scrutiny over price and subsidy gaps. Transfer: Mrs John F Kennedy moves to Georgetown home. Worship: President Johnson attends church coffee hour. Antismoking: Air Force to run a soft sell campaign to curb cigarette use among airmen, stressing persuasion over bans.
Funeral notices report Carl E. Greer 44 of Spartansburg RD 2 died after two months illness. Surviving wife Ida, two sons, five Greer siblings, and several relatives. Chris Christensen of 905 East South Street dies after months illness. survived by three brothers and nieces. Calls and services planned at Hays and Bracken funeral homes with dates and officiants. Child, farm and construction work history noted. burial set in Sunnyside Cemetery and David Curtis Cemetery Go-Tumbu round ball reference appears garbled.
Burglars broke into City Hall vault in St Louis, about a half block from the police station, stealing roughly 14000 dollars in silver. They also pried open a soft drink machine and drank while working to open the basement vault. Castro Opens Cuba Baseball Season By Hitting Pitchers At Havana Championship.
The Tanganyika government imposed censorship on all news cables and telephone calls by news organizations. Home Minister Job Lusinge cited public safety and tranquility as reasons. The move follows an army mutiny and precedes further newspaper and journalist restrictions.
DETROIT AP reports a one pound infant survived a six month pregnancy while a Garden City baby born Dec 40 weeks weighed 24 ounces. Doctors say survival chances are fairly good and this is the smallest county newborn documented.
Jamestown police detained 19 year old parolee Carl W. Thore yesterday on a charge of grand larceny in connection with the alleged theft of a truck from a Berglund Chevrolet lot on Saturday. He awaits arraignment in Jamestown City Court.
A South Central Airlines Beechcraft twin engine passenger plane exploded after taking off from Gainesville en route to Jacksonville. Ten aboard were killed and the craft, originating in Jeela and Wager, crashed to the runway then burst into flames. The FAA in Miami confirmed ten aboard. South Central serves Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas with a fleet of eight Beech aircraft.
An OCR fragment advertises Draperies and Venetian blinds from McIntyre's Custonmmide with a phone contact 2.7004. The snippet suggests a local home furnishings retailer offering window treatments and shade options. The ad lacks full clarity on prices or services but indicates a standard consumer notice.
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