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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment shows a dealer listing coats and suits with prices like 20 and 16, plus foam items and paint products. scattered numbers and a location hint appear, indicating a local retail listing or catalog page with partial item names and prices.
A fragmented OCR item lists room availability and services in a center, plus contact numbers, agency references, and assorted lines on auctions, insurance, and nursing friends. It mentions Cory Pete and Damon, with prayers to the Gur and a 1977 reference, but details are unreadable.
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby cried when asked about President Kennedy s assassination describing himself as more remorseful than angry He said he never knew Oswald and spoke of a 1959 Cuba trip as a vacation brief before his Feb 3 trial date with defense seeking bond delay and venue change.
In Pittsburgh area a FDA inspector testified that a cancer patient supplement is produced in a lab lacking sterilization equipment and with ventilation issues. Kendall Covert described conditions at a Jamestown lab as inadequate. The hearing sought a permanent injunction to stop Nutrition Service Inc. from distributing the product.
Erie city leaders went on record opposing any county liquid fuels tax funds for Erie roads while seeking a share of state funds for Erie. Council members warned that allocating to Erie would reduce township road money, since townships rely on these funds for roads and bridges. Corry also opposes, but suggests if Erie is allowed a share, Corry should receive one too.
Two school buses collided on a slick Route 119 five miles north of Punxsutawney. About 45 pupils aged 12 to 16 were taken to Adrian Hospital with minor injuries and examinations for bruises burns and cuts. Driver Cordray L. Wilson 58 and John Kernag 45 escaped injury. the Wilson bus was bound for Jefferson Street School.
President Johnson unveiled a 1965 budget with tax cuts and spending controls aimed at a balanced, full employment economy. He proposed cutting defense and other agencies, trimming federal payrolls, and selling assets to halve the deficit from 10 billion to about 4.9 billion, while pledging a focus on reducing poverty with over a billion for anti poverty measures.
President Johnson urged the Soviet Union to join a new program to halt the nuclear arms race. He called for a world treaty banning the use or threat of force, a shutdown of reactors producing weapons material, and observation posts to prevent surprise attacks. Foster voiced optimism for progress in the resumed 17 nation conference in Geneva.
Havana radio reports Cuba will receive 13 000 Holstein bulls from Canada to improve cattle. Maj Armando Acosta, general secretary of the United Party of the Socialist Revolution, said the bulls would arrive starting in April, with details on finances and shipping not disclosed. Eagles Fire. Skorich. Jerry Wolman approved as new Philadelphia Eagles owner and immediately fired coach Nick Skorich.
City officials propose shifting from privately owned potential preserves to publicly owned sites to avoid burdening landowners. New recommendations include Mead Park, Corry Golf Course, YMCA, City Park, and other city owned parcels totaling several acres.
A Senate probe revealed in Washington that in 1959 an insurance agent gave Lyndon B. Johnson a stereo set costing 542.25 and paid 42.50 to install it, reportedly at Robert G. Baker's suggestion. The gift involved Baker, then secretary to the Democratic majority, who later resigned. the committee released Reynolds testimony and a Jenkins statement denying a business link. The report also notes a $200 policy on Johnson and continues with appropriations details for Pennsylvania water projects, including several reservoirs and dams set to receive funding in the year beginning July 1.
At a regular meeting city officials discussed a notice of claim filed by Mrs. Joseph DeLellis for a broken left arm after slipping on an icy patch outside an A&P store on West Washington. City solicitor Rozelle said the notice is a prerequisite to any suit, with the claim naming the city, A&P, and Birnbaum brothers as negligent. The incident occurred December 14 and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Most such settlements occur out of court, and the claim must be forwarded within 60 days.
Private services were held today for Terry Lee Crosley five and Lewis Raymond Crosley seven of Youngsville. Both died in Warren General Hospital within nine hours of each other after contracting infectious meningitis. Parents Lewis and Joyce Sage Crosley survive with a brother Albert and sisters Vickie and Rochelle.
City council approved advertising for bids on a three wheeled utility vehicle for meter maid service. The vehicle will be funded from parking meter receipts as Mrs. Ronald Barstow covers a three mile route faster. She issued 84 tickets on her first day and 69 by 6 pm Friday.
Walter Hf Ballard Jr a left handed boy from Houston along with friend Mark Null planned a 275 mile trek under a moving van to Coppell Texas. Walter rode under the vehicle staying warm by the exhaust while his mother watched. After the perilous journey his parents recovered him as they learned of the stunt from neighbors and they prepared for school after a cold windy night.
Corry faces a $75 storage bill for a derelict car left as security after a New York driver failed to pay fines. The 1988 Studebaker was stored by Wiggers Garage following a traffic violation, with the owner never returning to settle, leaving the city to decide on disposal and lien actions.
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