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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1964
Page
3
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State Senate debates nursing home control amid budget session
The Pennsylvania legislature eyeing a special session agenda to include welfare reform and aging care moves. Welfare Secretary Adams seeks authorization to place elderly from mental institutions into state supervised nursing homes. Also on the table are unemployment, eminent domain, and Project 70 conservation measures with a new amendment on blind veterans’ pensions. Meanwhile budget hearings proceed as House and Senate panels review appropriations and university funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narhisburg
Scranton
Arlin M. Adams
Adams
Senate
House
House Appropriations Committee
Slippery Rock State College
Cresson State Hospital
Sheppton Mine
Flick
Hove
Gov. Scranton
Blaine Hocker
Dauphin
Pennsylvania State University
Daniel A. Bailey
R-Centre
Sanitary Water Board
Retirees From Raymond Division End 43 Years of Service
Edith O'Brien and Arden Baldwin retire from Raymond Manufacturing after 43 years. O'Brien began Oct 1 in finishing, moved to shipping at 57, led Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and St Raynard’s PTA, plans a Florida trip and possibly west next year. Baldwin joined June 16 1942, started in machine shop, moved to automatic department in 1944, active in Methodist Church board and Golden Age Club, plans relaxation and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Associated Spring
James
Edith) O'Brien
Arden Baldwin
O'Brien
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
St Raynard’s Pta
Fulure
Florida
G'Frieng
West
Baldwine
Raymond Manufacturing
Worlth
Automatic Department
Baldwin
Methodist Church Board
Golden Age Club
Injury To Negro Triggers Protest At Jackson State
After a college basketball game a protest erupted with police sealing Jackson State and Campbell Christian College campuses. Newsmen faced entry bans at first, later allowed access as officers managed the scene amid broader budget talks. Legislators consider a seven member investigating committee with subpoena power. Budget hearings feature Milk Control Commission concerns over agency abolition and liquor tax impacts from 10 to 15 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson State
Campbell Christian College
J. Linn Huber
Milk Control Commission
A. D. Cohn
State Liquor Control Board
Red China Ready To Go It Alone In Global Split
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Red China edging toward a go it alone policy, flexing new power after France’s recognition. Beijing challenges Khrushchev and Soviet influence, signaling a split within world Communist leadership and asserting greater sway over Asia and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Red
Mao Tze-Lung
Khrushchev
Mao
Red China
Peking
Peng Teh-huai
Fe Mao
Kremlin
Asia
Africa
Ready Changes In Parking Plan
Street to Elk Street will no longer be used for all night parking if the council approves Clark plan. Signs would read one hour parking 3 a m to 6 a m. Meters on Franklin Street West Park Place likely to prevent driveway interference. South Street from Mill to Concord would restrict parking, while Clinton Street gains tandem meters west end. Council to review proposals February 17 and likely approve drafted by Clark Drake Ross and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Street
Clark
Franklin Street
West Park Place
South Street
Mill
Concord Street
Clinton Street
National Bank of Corry
Mott Street
Harley Drake
Walter Ross
David Johnson
Mine Explosion Kills 3 Men in Shamokin Pa
Federal and state mine inspectors investigated a 2:15 PM explosion 700 feet underground at the Bednarczyk operation in Shamokin. Three men Joseph Bednarczyk 27 Leroy Bednarczyk about 22 and Victor Hynoski in his 40s were killed and laborer William Shinski 41 of Shamokin was seriously injured. A hoisting engineer said a coal buggy was sent for the men as the second shift relieved them. The horn signaling device failed, signaling a possible cause.
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Suamokin
Manley
Joseph Bednarexykie
Leroy B
Victor Hynoski
Aml
Shamokin
William Shinski
Shimokin Hospital
Bednarcayks
Joseph Sii
Independent Miners, Breaks Ormen and Truckers Association
Clarence Kushner
Shinski
Reuben Broscious
To Start Speech Classes Saturday
Remedial speech classes begin this Saturday on a weekly basis for 30 students needing instruction to overcome speech handicaps. Superintendent Thomas Shupe announces mailed notices to parents. Jamestown teacher Joseph Bonaventura will meet with students at Wright School for an acquaint session and to issue a Saturday appointment schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Thomas Shupe
Joseph Bonaventura
Jamestown
N. Y
Stem
Ntsat
Arta
Wright School
Colleen Marks
Lawmaker Eyes Tougher Teen Smoking Controls
Harrisburg Senator Albert R. Pechan supports warnings on cigarette vending machines and urges cooperation with the attorney general to curb teen smoking. He may seek stricter enforcement of Pennsylvania cigarette laws next year, with his measure referred to the Rules Committee for study. Also before lawmakers, Mullin seeks Byberry hospital inquiry and Lane pushes Bible reading in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Albert R. Pechan
R-Armystrong
State Health Department
Pechan
Health Department
Attorney General's Office
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
William Vinecent Mullin
D - Philadelphi
Philadelphia State Hospital
Byberry
Mullin
Woman pleads in first degree murder case
Miss Carla Leach of Columbus and co defendant Robert J. Hlayes, 97, faced Erie County Court after an arraignment in the Jan. 22 fatal shooting of Johnkins, a deaf man, during a $73 robbery. Leach pleaded not guilty and asked the judge to strike a prior remark. arraignment was adjourned to next Monday for formal pleas.
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Ruperldse
Carla Leach
Columbus
Ohio
Charles J. Gaughan
Erie County
Miss Leach
Robert J. Hlayes
John Johnkins
Johnkins
Rescuers Free Motorist After Wreck Fire
In Kent Washington a State trooper Darrell Bailey used a service shotgun to sever live wires over a wrecked car and free an injured motorist trapped by the hazard. The dramatic action avoided electrocution as crews worked to remove the damaged vehicles and restore power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Wash
Darrell Bailey
Power Company
Bailey
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