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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1966
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads note Elks dance night on Saturday February 5 from 10 to 2 with a 9 to 10 fun hour. Music by Will Sandy Group led by Jack Adams. Valentine cards and decorations offered by Betty Dixon from 69 cents to 5.95 at Fran and Jim's.
At seven a.m. today Corry Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Mrs Kenneth Long and Robert Lindstrom, Ethel Engle, Edward Gorney, and others. Discharges list Dorene Field, Briah St Clair, Barrett Snyder, Phillip Northrop, Samuel Smith, Howard Ross, Polly Ann Cooney, and Archie Drake. Also notes Line-O-Ad rates, upcoming Teen dance at Elks Club on February 6, and VFW Post 264 Northwest County Council meeting with dinner. Local ads list Turben’s Auto Service and Corry Beverage Distributor hours.
The court issued a per curiam order guiding by the federal constitution and Supreme Court decisions to ensure population equality among districts. It set House districts at 56 597 people and Senate districts at 226 387, aiming for compact, contiguous districts and preserving political subdivisions. Philadelphia gains a Senate seat. other counties gain seats. Musmanno dissents, calling the plans unequal and uncompact. Chief Justice Bell notes the ruling follows the U.S. Supreme Court one person one vote, criticizing recent changes as a break from historic precedent.
Gov H Rex Lee asked President Johnson to declare American Samoa a disaster area after a hurricane over the weekend. He estimated island damage at 43 million dollars andgerufen.
A half hour noon program on educational television airs tomorrow on WSEE-TV Erie. Panelists include Attorney John English Education al Television of Northwestern Pennsylvania Inc. Dr Maurice Kolpien county superintendent and Mrs Patrick De Matteo Erie city PTA president AL Benedict WSEE-TV news director will moderate. The telecast aims to inform the public about services operation and costs of an Erie area educational station and the capital fund drive status. Robert J Chitester GM of the proposed station says educational TV will greatly add to Northwestern Pennsylvania's educational and cultural resources.
Harry G. Kimber, former president and publisher of the Toronto Globe and Mail, died yesterday. He led the paper during a formative era and helped shape its national reach. The report notes his influence on Canadian journalism and the paper’s history.
Miss Kline of 238 Beach Avenue Cambridge Springs died at San Rosario Hospital after an extended illness. Born December 22, 1874 in Crawford County she was 91 and long active in the Sweet Insurance Agency at Cambridge Springs until retiring in 1957. Surviving nieces and nephews include Jasper Kline of Corry. Funeral services at Van Matre Funeral Home with Rev. John A. Waugaman officiating. Burial in Mitchell Cemetery Cambridge Township.
President Johnson flies to Hawaii to review the war and to increase U S aid to Vietnamese villagers. He will hold three days of talks in Honolulu with South Vietnamese leaders and U S officials. Johnson will be joined by four Cabinet officers and top advisers as criticism of Vietnam policy grows in Congress.
A report on the early success of the aid drive for South Vietnam is promised next Tuesday. President Johnson, accompanied by Freeman and Gardner with Rusk and McNamara, drew applause from Senate leaders including Mike Mansfield. Critics like Wayne Morse urged UN involvement while Ellender offered cautious hope for limited gains.
Three men from Scio were found dead from carbon monoxide in a car wedged in a snowbank along a rural road near Cadiz Ohio. Lawrence Bell 46, Loren Bell 41 his brother, and Raymond Bell 25 their cousin were identified by Harrison County Sheriff Harry Bailey. The car, with an empty gas tank and the ignition on, skidded into a ditch Tuesday and became trapped.
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