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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
5
A fragmented report notes funding changes affecting area schools, including grad eights and junior care facilities. It mentions subsidies, state aid, and planned units costing millions, with ongoing debates about administration and boundaries near Philagel and Zehlendorf.
Mrs. Mildred Orr hosted a dinner party on Liberty Street with T. E. Schramling and the mothers of the honored girls as guests.
Uniontown resident Clinton J. Newhard, 59, was sentenced to nine months in Allegheny County Jail plus a $600 fine for violating a three year probation. He previously pled guilty to filing fake income tax returns and accepted two $100 checks then diverted funds for personal use.
Former Philadelphia mayor and 1962 Democratic nominee Dilworth has been hired by the Pennsylvania Railroad to lobby in Washington. He will press Congress to back Kennedy’s $500 million transit bill and likely work on the Penn Central merger approval before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Last night the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at Mrs. Mildred Orr’s Liberty street home honored Elaine Chillock December Girl of the Month and Diana Schramling January Girl of the Month. Certificates for leadership scholarship sportsmanship and citizenship were given by Norman Tarbell.
Republicans plan a dinner salute near the close of Eisenhower's California vacation to honor Barry Goldwater. Senator Morton says a delayed Feb 28 event will maximize GOP state executives attendance and may include Nelson Rockefeller William Scranton George Romney and James Rhodes among guests.
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital toMr and Mrs Eugene Evans of Waterford. The birth adds to the Evans family and marks a joyful event for local residents.
A 46 year old woman born deaf received an implanted electronic ear on November 27. She now hears and distinguishes words learning to map sounds to speech. Dr. John Doyle Jr performed the surgery at USC Medical School, reported by Dr. James Doyle of General Data Corp. The device weighs about two ounces measures 1 1/2 by 1 1/2 by 3/4 inches and carries one channel. Future models will add channels up to 20 to 30 with costs around 1000 dollars. Peace Corps volunteers arrived in San Jose for a two year service in agriculture education and health.
Nearly 100 local participants joined a Meet the Director session at the Moose Club ballroom for the Kiwanis Club production If The Shoe Fits. Director Jay Looker announced testing and selection for parts, with many roles still open especially in the minstrel chorus and specialty acts.
President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. White House said he met with newsmen last Thursday.
The Pennsylvania Senate education committee weighs a one year moratorium on district consolidation and two repeal measures. Gov Scranton backs changes to improve the law amid calls for reform.
El Mundo reports a planned kidnapping attempt on Henry Ford I during his visit to Venezuela to inspect a new auto plant in Valencia. Ford officials deny knowledge of the plot and police officials declined to comment on the alleged scheme.
A five seater airplane crashed during take-off at Bradford McKean Airport in Pennsylvania. The sole pilot, Thorstas Kes sler of Jamestown, escaped injury as nose gear collapsed beneath the nose of the twin engine Piper Apache owned by Jamestown, N.Y. Officials report nose section and props damaged after the accident.
Witnesses from state county and municipal officials and labor unions condemn the proposed Pennsylvania and New York Central join in a regional hearing opened in Newark. Opposition is near universal with Jersey leaders and about 30 municipalities voicing disapproval as 75 attendees packed the room.
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