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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
6
A total of 818 signatures were filed from 13 sites in Erie with 94 at City Hall and 722 at firehouses as part of a drive to place fluoridation on the November ballot. More than 10,000 signatures are required by March to qualify the referendum. Separately, notices report multiple deaths, local civic matters, and county budget steps.
The Houston Post quotes former Oswald associate James Martin claiming Oswald planned to assassinate Vice President Richard Nixon. The Post says Martin presented evidence to the Warren Commission during its Kennedy investigation. Marina Oswald’s location in Dallas was not known and Nixon had no immediate comment.
The Cof Office of the Penns Employment Set able to assist area merchants seeking workers for pre Easter trade. William Michael, local office manager, said the office maintains lists of qualified work in all fields and registers people for full and part time jobs. Using qualified sales clerical and stock personnel during peak seasons benefits business. Temporary help helps wholesalers and retailers provide better service and attract repeat orders. Michael noted the Corry office charges no fee and urged temporary workers to register at 142 North Center Street.
Robert Washington of Pittsburgh faces a possible murder charge after a fatal shooting of his wife Venceil, 27, at their home on January 30. An Allegheny County coroner's jury recommended the charge yesterday.
In Bradfunkl a Pecoras family endured a string of ski mishaps. Rosanie broke her left leg on December 30 near the slopes, then brother Nick fractured a leg the next day. This month Myears old Maureety toppled and injured herself, with three other Pecoras children also affected as parents pray for relief.
A Florida East Coast Railway freight train was blown off its tracks 10 miles south of St Augustine near DuPont Center. Five diesels and 27 cars derailed with some cars on fire while the lead locomotive’s windows were blown out. No serious injuries reported as saboteurs blamed. unions deny involvement amid a string of recent dynamite incidents along the line.
Los Angeles actress Tacqueline Tanighery aged 33 has filed for divorce from an unnamed actor. The filing signals end of a marriage and follows typical legal steps in the city, with no immediate details on custody or settlements disclosed.
Teachers from Corry Area High School heard Carl Utberg of Silver Burdett discuss the Modern Arithmetic Through Discovery program for first and second graders. He outlined topic selection, readiness, evidence, learning sequence, and varied approaches to foster discovery and individual progress.
A device called Movie Mover, displayed by Clarence Eld, a science teacher, eliminates the need to move classes to suitable rooms and enables the instructor to maintain a normal classroom.
At the annual meeting Mrs. William Gumbleton led the finance report by treasurer R Elwin Fuller and B G Bennett presented the director election results for Clifford Buesink absent. New directors include Antionette Baressi G Boyd Berrett Alton Z Dahlstrand and others while life directors David A Hillstrom and F E Whittlesey were named. Life trustee D Armour Hillszhm joins the board. awards honored Max Bennink William Letby and retirants Vellah Bracken Hillstrom Whittlesey. Robert Traugh spoke as special guest noting state YMCA ties to Corry.
The Y outlines the need for dedicated volunteers to sustain operations as progress continues. A buffet luncheon followed the meeting, prepared by the women's auxiliary, underscoring community support and teamwork.
Cape Kennedy Fla A 5800 mile strike into the South Atlantic marked the Titan 2 missiles tenth straight successful launch Pentagon officials said the Air Force reported the achievement amid a continuing test program.
Boston educators and civil rights leaders clashed over Wednesdays school boycott as more than ten thousand pupils stayed away from public classes. Superintendent Ohrenberger called it not a victory while Rev. Breeden termed it a success as attendance counted 20 571 absent out of 92 944 students.
The Titan 2 missile program plans two more test launches to advance U S military objectives. Officials say upcoming tests aim to validate guidance systems and propulsion as part of strategic deterrence and arms development.
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