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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

3

Denounces Liquor Sale In Supermarkets

A Jamestown forum denounces packaged liquor sales in supermarkets and drug stores as a moral menace to the state. About 60 church and civic group representatives urged letters to Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Alleghany county legislators opposing Moreland Commission recommendations. The event, sponsored by Tallon, featured panelists arguing liquor accessibility would harm youth, with WCTU among supporters of package dealers.

Jamestown WCTU Tri-County Tiquor Tallon Chautauqua Cattaraugus Allegany Moreland Commission James C. Sharp

Midwest Snowstorm Moves Across Seven States

Snow, sleet and rain blanket the Midwest as a winter storm spans Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio. Hazardous driving conditions are reported nationwide with at least four deaths linked to the storm.

Hy Associated Press Midwest Ohio Valley Iowa Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Ohio

Warren County DA Seeks $10,000 in Unpaid Fines

Warren County officials authorize the district attorney to collect about $10,000 in unpaid costs and fines from the past decade. Courts often grant time to pay, but many have failed. the DA will issue bench warrants via the prothonotary to the sheriff for apprehension and collection.

Warren County District Attorney's Office Sheriff's Department Prothonotary’s Office

King and Queen Named At Scout Affair in Am 2

The Washington Trail Council marked the Boy Scout week with an anniversary program at Wattsburg Area High School. Queen Cinta Egeman, Corry’s exchange student from Izmir, Turkey, resides with the Buesink family on Wayne Street and enjoys sports and various clubs. King Tracy Vanney, Explorer Post 85 member, Corry Key Club and Hi Y participant, was crowned and will attend future district and council dinners. Memorial details include master of ceremonies Kenneth Shaffer of Fairfield.

Washington Trail Council Wattsburg Cinta Egeman Corry Ishmir Turkey Clifford Buesink Wayne Street Rainbow Girls Tri-Hi-Y Future Teachers of America Beaverettes Corry Beaver American Field Service Tracy Vanney Explorer Post Emmanuel Episcopal Church Corry Key Club Hi-Y Club Corry Citizens Band Kenneth Shaffer Fairfield Council le Boeuf

Meadville Man Seeks GOP Primary Opposing Weaver

Meadville businessman Frank C. Hilton announced a Republican bid for Pennsylvania's 28th Congressional District, challenging incumbent Dr. James D. Weaver in the spring primary on April 28. Hilton cited prior roles in state and federal service, including industrial commissioner, governor’s secretary of property and supplies, and GSA administrator under Eisenhower.

Frank C. Hilton Meadville Pennsylvania Erie Crawford Mercer James D. Weaver Hilton

Gunpoint kidnapping at Ames home ends with suspect arrest

A gunman held Williams, Ames, his wife and a guest at the Ames residence for about four hours demanding 50,000 dollars from Bank of America in small bills. Williams delivered the cash at noon and the suspect surrendered after police surrounded the car. Lynn Wayne Benner, 21, of La Mirada, was arrested on kidnapping and robbery charges, with Patricia Louise Benner, 25, arrested nearby.

Kage Ames Williams Herbert Meumgarteker Bank of America Tie Lynn Wayne Benner la Mirada Rob al Benner Patricia Louise

Swiss Protest Overshadows Moscow Ties in Geneva

Swiss authorities detained a suspect in a kidnapping case tied to the Soviet delegation as Tsarapkin faced a formal protest from Swiss official Helg. Nossenko, missing since Feb. 4, reportedly defected to France with his fate unclear. The U S State Department noted his asylum request in the United States. Western officials call the defection a serious embarrassment to Russia and a potential clue to Soviet disarmament tactics.

She Rimnellini Nossenko France U.S. State Department United States Ray Nossenko

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