Corry Week Bounded By Fire and City Debates
A Corry week closed with a trailer fire that leveled Mrs. Hazel Damon’s trailer and left her hospitalized, while city council heatedly debated hiring the first meter maid and approved ordinances for new city taxes. The week also featured the arrival of the Kennedy memorial book The Torch Is Passed, Kiwanis fundraising, heavy snow work, and the birth of Corry’s first 1964 baby, Pamela Suzanne Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Damon
R. D
Corry
Counsilman Guy Abbey
Philip Zalzneck
Ronald Barstow
Abbey
Associated Press
Corry Public Library
Ruth Myers
T. Allan May
Corry Area
Johnson Brothers
Lappy
Philip Davis
Corry Area High School
John B. Rogers
Damon
Howard Davis
Jerome Davis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Davis
Columbus
Elgin Beaverdam
Dorry Clark
Clark
Franklin Joy
Root Furniture
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Wallace Garage
Borstorff and
Fitch Ramb
Mummers Event Faces Injunction Amid Racial Tensions
Thomas D. McBride former State Supreme Court Justice and co chair of the Mayor's Civil Rights Committee filed suit on behalf of Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faiths seeking an injunction. The episode followed a clash over blackface makeup and a traditional King Momus theme as crowds protested and police increased presence.
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Thomas D. McBride
State Supreme Court
Cochairman
Mayor's Civil Rights Committee
Wedesday
Myers
Pope Arrives in Holy Land for Peace Visit
Pope Paul VI arrives in Jerusalem walking the Way of the Cross toward the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. In Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol welcomes the pontiff and hopes his visit aids regional and world peace. The schedule includes Nazareth, the Church of the Annunciation, Sea of Galilee, Mount Tabor, Beatitudes site, Last Supper hall, then crossing to Jordan for a meeting with Patriarch Athenagoras I.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Christ
Calvary
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Israel
Paul
Levi Eshkol
Nazareth
Sea of Galilee
Mount Tabor
Athenagoras I
Constantinople
Permanent dramatic record of world event book release
A Taue illustrated book by tors and picture specialists of The Associated Press will publish with 100 pages 10 by 13 inches and color and black and white images. It will include unpublished material and be offered at cost through the newspaper, not sold in bookstores.
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Tors
Associated Press
In Memoriam Mrs Anna Kovach Kuzmin
In loving memory of our mother Anna Kovach Kuzmin who passed away three years ago on January 5 1961. All the days since have been lonely but today is the saddest for she left us grieving in a home that will never see her again except in memory. Sadly missed by her children.
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Anna Kovach Kuzmin
Coupon Offer For January Book Sale
Reader urged to send payment with coupon to obtain the forthcoming book. Checks to newspaper, price set at two dollars per copy plus twenty five cents postage if mailed. Book is in production and scheduled for January release.
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Blac
Common Pleas Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Momus
Dale
Campbell's , Pork & Beans
U. S
Maine
Kennedy
Edi
Elvis
Acapulco
Ursa Oressa
Cardenas
Lukas
Robert Tylor Care
Caing
Fogle Lumber
Railite
triValue Building Supply Center
Corry Journal
Ennett’'S
House of Fashion
America
Vam
Alco
Histo. the
Sere
Benti
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