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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
6
A snowplow driven by John Volk collided with a second vehicle driven by David Lieb near Spring Creek on Route 77. Volk, 37, of Columbus, and Lieb, 20, of Kingston, Pa, escaped injury. No injuries were reported.
Clifford L. Day aged 78, longtime European coordinator for United Press International since 1952, died yesterday in London. Day guided UPI coverage across Europe and mentored foreign staff during a pivotal era of international news reporting.
Harrisburg AP Genevieve Blatt, longtime Democratic official, announces bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Hugh Scott. She says the decision came after careful thought and reflects best interests of the party, despite prior loyalty to party organization. today is petitions deadline.
Passing through Bethpage and Bethany toward Jerusalem, Jesus and his disciples reach the Mount of Olives. Two disciples fetch a colt tied at a doorway, unloose it, and when challenged, are allowed to take it. This colt becomes the mount for Jesus entering Jerusalem in triumph.
Miss Blatt announced she will file formally after the news conference and enter the race to stay. She warned party leaders against using official offices, funds, staff, or equipment to favor any primary candidate and urged neutrality to support any nominee with equal energy.
Gov Scranton presses condemnation of private property for public uses as the regular session focuses on fiscal matters. The House approved and sent to the Senate 29 million in appropriation bills while the Appropriations Committee sent 6.3 million in spending bills to the floor for a vote next week. The Senate, at its regular meeting, confirmed 93 appointments to offices made by Gov Scranton.
The council will discuss bond issues funding a new city garage and warehouse replacing the Ray mond avenue and Wright street facility. Proceeds may be recouped by selling residential lots after leveling the old site. The package also includes a municipal golf course and zoning plan updates linked to the master plan. One landowner near Lawrence Airport remains unresponsive to a price offer.
A sermon excerpt discusses the Cana miracle as the neglected emblem of Lent. It highlights three elements wonder power and a sign showing God’s care for physical social and spiritual life. The piece urges cooperation with Christ to transform nature and sustain family happiness through grace.
Two General Telephone Co workers were injured when a steel manhole cover blasted into the air in Oil City. Robert B. Axley, 32, of Seneca, was gravely injured with severe head trauma and a depressed skull fracture. his condition listed as serious at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie. Joseph P. Duda, 45, of Oil City, sustained facial contusions and was reported in satisfactory condition at Oil City Hospital. Officials directed an inquiry into underground gas leaks and venting after the blast, which occurred about 9:30 am as workers attempted to free a frozen cover with a propane torch on the street in Oil City's business district.
A U S District Court barred Mucorbicin as a food unless registered with the FDA. Judge Louis Rosenberg issued a preliminary injunction against Philip Drosnes Lillian Lazenby Joseph Wilson and Geraldine Maiden of Nutrition Service of Pittsburgh. The court gave an indefinite period to prepare for a final hearing on a permanent injunction, saying Mucorbicin could harm patients by delaying standard treatments. The judge rejected the claim that Mucorbicin is a food and thus exempt from FDA registration.
Dr Norman E Hartweg aged 59 and president of the Organization for Tropical Studies died Sunday in Ann Arbor Michigan. An internationally known reptile expert, his passing ends a prominent career in herpetology and conservation.
Corry Blood Program officials announced a shift to plastic blood bags developed by Harvard surgeons to improve preservation and reduce contamination. The new units store red cells and plasma for emergencies, with donors invited to give tomorrow at the YMCA from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Albany AP Rockefeller signed a bill authorizing the merger of Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange Inc Eastern Staley Farmers Exchange Inc and GLP Grange League Federation Eastern States Assn into GLF Eastern State Association The merger must be approved by the organizations involved.
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