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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item notes a business or leadership event involving a chief executive officer and a corporate action. Readable components suggest a leadership or organizational change context. The text is incomplete, but signals a notable executive or strategic move within a company.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said in Moscow that no progress was made in British contacts with North Vietnam during a three day visit. He noted extreme difficulties and differences in positions, with a possible high level contact agreement to continue discussions. Chalfont held lengthy talks with North Vietnam and a communique is expected after Wilson returns to London.
The Corry Seventh-day Adventist Church hosts a Child Evangelism Institute and Workshop for parents and church workers involved in juvenile guidance and religious education. W. J. Harris, head of the church's Sabbath Schools, is guest instructor. Series leader Toopi Pa oversees Adventist Sabbath Schools in the Pennsylvania Conference. Louise Meyer and C. C. Wels from Takoma Park offer visual aids and discussions. Pastor Carey Stiles announced the event set for March 1 at 7 p.m. All interested in child guidance are welcome.
Fragmentary notes show Republicans outlining a new plan affecting several Democratic incumbents while Democrats brace for potential absentee voting issues. A special session may be needed to focus on fiscal matters as February into March events unfold. An obituary mentions a local figure dying of a heart attack.
Local notices record dinners at Wesleyville and Harborcreek homes. Members of Camp, Cass, Hayes and Smolk families share gatherings. Birth news notes Tracy sweet in the family, with May Sweet as great grandmother. Other items mention Jerry Lowes beginning Air Force training, surgeries, and travel to Florida for a Golden Wedding anniversary celebration.
Mary Brundage, a 19 year old UVA nursing student, becomes the second female to compete in ACC athletics but is ruled ineligible for the ACC swimming meet at North Carolina State after ACC Commissioner Jim Weaver cites the bylaws use of the word he to define eligible athletes. Brundage ranks among the world’s top 20 women in freestyle events and had been considered eligible earlier in the season. The prior female ACC competitor was Mary Slaughter, UVA tennis player.
Carol Johnson notes the Wells family living on the former Applebee farm two miles west of Cutting along Wattsburg road. Gail Thompson sold his service station Tommys Esso to Troy Chase of Clymer. No tulip festival in Clymer this year as Community Club found no chairman. It had run for 12 years. Consider THE JourNat daily for children away from home.
Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton announced that Pennsylvania will pay the $3 monthly premium for the extra Medicare benefits for needy seniors on public assistance. About 43,000 citizens on aid can join by March 31 and the program takes effect July 1 with federal matching funds.
Franklin area officials urged immediate action to address crowded classrooms at the high school. Dr. Charles E Hirshey and Dr. John D. McCandless pressed the board to consider expansion, including a track and football stadium, improved physical education facilities, and a fully enclosed swimming pool to accompany classroom growth and shared financing efforts.
Vicky real name Victor Weisz, a leading British political cartoonist, died yesterday in London. Born to Hungarian parents in Berlin, he had served as the Evening Standard’s main cartoonist since 1958.
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