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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

3

County approves three district plan to merge Crawford schools

Crawford County School Board votes 4 to 2 to approve a three district reorganization including eastern district with Townville Titusville and Pleasantville, central Meadville area and western linesville Conneaut Lake and Conneaut Valley. Titusville may appeal within 30 days.

Titusville Crawford County Meadville Townville Plessantville Randolph-East Mead Cambridge Springs Saegertown Cochranton Linesville Conneaut Lake Conneaut Valley Pleasant Reagle Menger State Board of Education Linesville --Conneaut - Summit Randolph- East Mead Pleasantville Venango County Sparta Corry

Southerners Rally Against Public Accommodations Bill

Debate over the public accommodations provision sees 22 amendments from Southerners, with only three adopted. Reps Celler and McCulloch lead the coalition, while Edwin Willis and Charles Goodell modify the constitutional underpinning. Opponents warn the language could curb newspaper criticism of the act.

Andrews New Jersey Emanuel Celler D-N.y William M. McCulloch Ohio Coalition Edwin E. Willis D-Law Charles E. Goodell R-N.y Willis

Red Skelton Sick and Tired in Palm Springs

Red Skelton planned to tape in Hollywood but stayed home in Palm Springs due to illness. He says he is tired of his long CBS tenure as ratings drop after a shift of airtime this season.

Palm Springs Calif Red Hollywood CBS Midwest

Columbus Youth Overcomes Polio To Lead In California Firm

A Columbus youth, Mark Savio Jr., who beat polio at age seven and walks with a brace, has risen to secretary treasurer as one of four partners in California Technical Plastics Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Precision Laboratory Products. He left Columbus in 1962 for Sunnyvale, earned Corry Area High School and Erie Commercial College, and now studies at Foothill College while advancing from shipping and receiving to partner. He plans a family visit back to the area.

Columbus Mark Savio Jr Mark Sayko Sunnyvale Calif California Technical Plastics Industries, Inc Precision Laboratory Products Inc Young Savko Corry Area Erie Commercial College Foothill College Swnnyvale Savko Waly

Show-Me State Wants Scranton For President

Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania voiced willingness to accept a pure honest and sincere draft for the Republican nomination. Missouri Republicans moved to rally support with incorporation papers for Scranton for President Club of Missouri. Stanley Christopher said the club will press for grassroots action while Scranton cautioned against urging his nomination. About 700 attendees greeted him at a Kansas City reception as national petition efforts began.

Kansas City William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Stanley Christopher GOP Jefferson City Missouri Jackson County Republican Committee Christopher Christopher Said, “We Respect the Wishes of Gov. Scranton Gov. Scranton Scranton Cate Ne Warren J. Sinsheimer New York Sinsheimer Ranton National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts

Presiding Officer Victor Borisoglebsky Dies in Moscow

Izvestia reports General Victor Borisoglebsky aged 51, presiding officer at espionage trials of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, has died in Moscow. The government newspaper announced yesterday.

Moscow Victor Borisoglebsky Francis Gary Powers Izvestia

Tax Cut Bill Nears Passage in Senate Fray

The Senate lingered six hours in debate after House Ways and Means Committee passage of a retail excise tax bill. Senators kept the House tax saving provision intact, rejecting attempts to remove credits for utilities. The 7 percent credit remains for generic pipelines and transport lines, while electric and telecoms retain a 3 percent credit.

House Ways and Means Committee Senate

Congress Not Keen On Bill Protecting U.S. Consumer

Washington confronts President Johnson’s consumer protection program as Congress shows limited momentum. Prospective measures toward truth in packaging and lending remain uncertain, while pesticide screening and device information gain slight optimism. Many items may wait for next year, including drug and cosmetics inspections and FTC authority.

Congress U.S Washington Johnsott Johnson Federal Trade Commission

Survivors Say Yacht Hattie Rammed by Metal Object

Eleven survivors of the Hattie D sinking off Cape Mendocino insist the yacht was rammed by a metal object. Coast Guard helicopters hoisted ten men and a captain’s wife from 30-foot swells as the vessel sank after a January 24 Seattle departure.

Eureka Calif Hattie California Carl Johnnn Johnson Coast Guard Seattle Cape Mendocino Neah Bay Washington Hattie D Wallace Rutherford Charles Orcutt

Boy Accidentally Hangs Self In Tree

Pittsburgh area police report a four year old boy, Robert E Kyle Jr, accidentally hanged while climbing a tree to retrieve a cat near his Greentree home. His jacket caught on a branch, investigators said.

Pittsburgh Greentree Allegheny County Robert E. Kyle Jr

Boat crew survives rescue during rough sea incident

Crewman A J Ruitfo recalled life jackets on all hands while a helicopter helicopter lowered a basket just 15 feet above the water as the skipper's son Dewey Orcutt and others were evacuated. Evelyn Orcutt and Teatherford were among the first saved. Other crew members included Bob Orcuit and land crew Hon Harmon Mike Oom Ben McChin and Railfe.

A. J. Ruitfo Dewey Orcutt Orcuit Evelyn Teatherford Bob Orcuit Nother Hon Harmon Mike Oom Ben McChin Railfe

Man Arrested After Chase in Federal Building

Police say Johnny E. Walker 28 was arrested with a woman's purse after a chase in a federal building. He allegedly stole items and was charged with a crime on government property. Walker reportedly avoided work days, saying Saturdays and Sundays are not good for work. Detective Connie Wykstra commented on the case.

Johnny E. Walker Walker v Connie Wykstra Walker

Obituary for Carl E. Greer at Spar tansburg service

Carl E. Greer was a yesterday aftern on at the Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Rev Clyde May pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance spoke and read scriptures. Rev May and Mrs May sang Gow Night and Good Morning. Interment at Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville with Rexford Greer Jack Greer Edgar Alterman Roy Ahrhart and Jamey Held serving as pallbearers.

Carl E. Greer Greer Richard Hays Spartansburg Clyde May Christian, and Missionary Alliance May Terment Wisit Sunnyside Centerville Rexford Greer Jack Greer Edgar Alterman St.—Horshbeer Roy Ahrhart Jamey Ea Held

Work Week To Drop To Twenty Hours Says Expert

HAMIL, Pla AP The chairman of the National Manpower Advisory Committee predicts the g hour work week will arrive in about a year with four quick steps toward a 20 hour week before the century ends. The speaker, an economics professor at Columbia University, cites gradual shifts in labor norms and productivity as the path forward.

Hamil Pla National Manpower Advisory Committee Berg Columbia University

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