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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
3
Fragmented AP text describes a twine burst and movement toward Beech with unclear sequence. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to paths, a left turn, and administrative context amid garbled OCR.
In Harrisburg AP reports Gov Scranton plans a special session to tackle unemployment compensation reform amid a $1 160 billion 1964 66 budget and other measures. House and Senate panels work on funds for education and the Sheppton mine rescue while debate centers on unemployment reform and tax implications.
A Pennsylvania woman missionary, Miss Mae Clark of Meyersdale, aged 55, is reported well in Kikwit after being rescued by a UN helicopter from a rebel infected zone. She had aimed to remove 29 Congolese orphans from an orphanage but was blocked by a terrorist gang. she was spotted from the air Saturday by UN planes.
Tioga County authorities charge a 54 year old man with murder in the fatal chest wound of his brother in law Archiv A Lee. Lee died at the scene near the home of the suspect's stepparents in Nelson Township after an evening visiting several drinking places in Elkland area. The suspect is to be arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lt ce Spencer for the shooting that occurred Saturday after the men returned from drinking.
In Columbus, Ohio, police hold Milton Hatten of Leetsdale Pennsylvania and Alan Scott Merrill alias Albert J Kubala of Chicago on charges linked to a forging spree using stolen payroll checks and state credit cards. Merrill admitted the offenses after a weekend chase ended in a crash that left Hatten in satisfactory condition at University Hospital.
A hotel fire in Columbia Pennsylvania left two dead and four injured. Firefighters halted the blaze after six hours. one man, William McCauley, 63, is still missing and presumed dead. Victims Marie Brubaker, about 60, and William Lewis, 28, were confirmed dead. Officials continued an investigation into the cause as more than 150 firefighters from 18 companies fought the flames.
Hollywood memorial note reveals 16 year old David Ladd wrote a heartfelt letter to his father Alan Ladd. The son’s words describe love, pride, and a wish to be like his father, read aloud as the actor was laid to rest in Beverly Hills following news of his Palm Springs death.
The attorney generals and the Federal Trade Commission probe up to six firms with 18 names for suspected deceptive practices. New York AG Louis Lefkowitz dissolved U S Liquidators Inc for being a mail order concern not in liquidation. The Los Angeles BBB logged thousands of complaints. private lawsuits curb use of Hamilton and Hamilton Beach names by mall order firms.
The first Presbyterian Unizen of Corry begins planning a week long Centennial celebration in April. It will run from April 5 with two former pastors taking part. Reverend Gilbert Boyd will open the series and Reverend Paul Bauer will close with April 12 services.
Police probe a blood selling ring linked to the deaths of 10 youths ages 10 to 18 near Cali. Investigators say youths were possibly kidnapped by men posing as police, transported to a house, and given an injection before lethal acts. Blood reportedly sells for about 25 dollars per quart.
President Johnson rejected De Gaulle's neutralization concept as limited to South Vietnam and warned that it would jeopardize the anti Communist effort in Southeast Asia. He said lasting peace requires ending South Vietnamese invasion by neighbors and supporters and continuing the war until victory.
Federal Judge Charles C. Simons, 87, longtime Sixth Circuit jurist and son of immigrants, died yesterday in Monroe Michigan. He served on the appeals court for more than 25 years and was a prominent figure in federal judiciary before his death.
In Europe the Falcon entered two classes in the 2700 mile winter ordeal finishing 2nd overall among 299 cars. It led four of five Alpine sections, tied for first in another, and took first and second in final Monte Carlo laps. The car also placed 2nd overall in Touring and 2nd in Grand Touring class.
New York AP notes What’s My Line began its 15th season on Sunday. The panel bungles the occupation of a man who runs 4 Clinic, while a young woman faces greyhounds and comedian George Burns nearly fools the panel. The piece compares CBS hits Candid Camera and What’s My Line with NBC’s varied lineup and notes ABC’s Olympics coverage from Innsbruck.
Eleven men were arrested in Mercer County gambling raids on eight fraternal clubs and freed on bond after arraignments on establishing gambling houses. State Police said more arrests may follow. raids involved 22 troopers from multiple substations. Pinch boards and lottery tickets were seized.
A two alarm fire wrecked a 24 story Hill District building, killing Carrie Smith aged 77 and Thomas Stokes aged 71. Both died of smoke inhalation and burns at Mercy Hospital. Smith roomed in the brick house owned by Stokes.
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