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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
3
A partial news fragment references a district school plan and people involved. Readable names or places are unclear, but the note implies discussion of a school plan within a district and potential actions or timelines. Further context is needed to identify entities or outcomes.
UN diplomats returned to the Security Council to pursue a Cyprus settlement as six nonpermanent members review mediation efforts. Talks focus on appointing a civilian mediator to resolve constitutional disputes and potentially pause talks on a peacekeeping force while safeguarding territorial integrity of the island. Greek Cypriot President Makarios seeks constitutional amendments to limit Turkish veto power, while Turkish Cypriots demand minority protections and partition concerns.
Services for Percie McCray were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home. Dr Dinner Ortner officiated and burial was in McCray Cemetery. Bearers were Robert, Joseph, Webb and Parke McCray, Glenn Stearns and Norman McElroy, with many Corry area friends and relatives attending from away including Maude Schmidt Byre Norman McElroy Waterford Bernard Fuller Arbuckle Oscar Olsen John Williams Jamestown Opal Owen and family Chesterland Ohio Elton Stearns Paul Stearns Ted Treat Fal conn er Bruce McCray Clymer.
Baker, who resigned his $19,600 post last Oct., refused at a hearing to answer questions or surrender subpoenaed documents about his financial and business dealings, citing possible self incrimination. Nancy Carole Tyer-St Baker, former Tennessee beauty queen and Baker aide, also invoked Fifth Amendment protections at a televised hearing.
Max Bennink of Corry Area High School received the Citizen of the Year for Youth award from Jack McIntyre on a Y group visit. Bennink thanked youths, parents, and God for support, as Welcoming him to Corry was Sterling Wees, local Y secretary. Orry-Kelly Dies at 67. famed Hollywood costume designer won three Academy Awards and led Warner Brothers design teams before moving to 20th Century Fox.
Grace Metalious left an estate valued near one million dollars and a deathbed will naming English journalist John Rees as sole beneficiary. The document, drafted after her hospital admission, sparked a court challenge by her three children and prompted the appointment of a special guardian to protect their interests. The probate court named a Manchester attorney administrator and another Boston lawyer executor, with Cremens who drafted the will noting the author’s prior divorces and remarriages.
The Rev. Albert A. Murray, 75, a writer and editor for several Roman Catholic publications, died yesterday in New York.
Jesus directs two disciples to a city find a man with a water pitcher and ask the master for a guest chamber. They are guided to a furnished upper room prepared for the Passover meal with his apostles.
President Johnson urged Americans to apply the tax cut theory, saying it will spur investment, production, and jobs. He announced budget reductions of 7,500 federal jobs and $20 million, with individuals seeing withholdings drop from 18 to 14 percent next Thursday and corporate rates cut in two steps to 14 70 percent.
Rev. Walter J. Thoms reflects that Jesus embodies divine activity and calls for harmony with the Divine Deed as he and the Father work. The message highlights Jesus Sabbath healing, the bold claim of God’s will, and the transformed life in Him, affirmed by witnesses. Charlotte Stone celebrates her second birthday while her father Charles Stone marks his 12th, both born on February 29 leap day.
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