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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
2
Spot Line reports regular business with a fruit market listing Florida navel oranges at $2.00 a bushel and Florida marsh seedless grapefruit at $1.00 a dozen. Also notes yellow cooking onions 10-16 lb bags 59 cents and California grapes with local auto service advertisement for Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer.
Ad text lists admitted and discharged individuals with addresses including Charles Sutter and Ann Foster, plus Boyd Berrett and Steven Tinko. It notes local contact numbers, ad rates, and publication deadlines, plus an invitation to a Founder's Day family dinner with reservation details.
Cyprus Greek delegate Zenon Kossides told U Thant in New York that a United Nations peacekeeping force would be acceptable. Reports said U.S. ships and Marines were being positioned near Cyprus as tensions rose between Turkish and Greek Cypriots.
Fire destroyed Globe Printing Co. in New Wilmington causing about 80000 in damage. The plant, which has published the New Wilmington Globe since 1880, will publish tomorrow from a Grove City facility. Owner Chris Hernley also prints the Scottdale Independent Observer.
An 11 year old boy, home from school because ill, perished in a fire at his two story home in Youngstown. Firefighters found the boy, Ralph Coudriet, and his dog in the crawl space of a second floor bedroom. the mother, Nancy Mae Coudriet, a widow, was at work.
Funeral services for Mrs Myctle Weldon will be held at Glenn Funeral Home Union City at 1 p m Friday. Friends may call there any time. Burial will be in Trims Corners Cemetery.
France expressed willingness to supply complete chemical factories and heavy industrial equipment to the Soviet Union in exchange for Russian machinery. A joint Soviet French communiqué urged expanded trade at the end of the French foreign minister's week long visit.
Paris and Beijing argued over the two Chinas stance after De Gaulle recognised Communist China. Taipei officials claimed Mao miscalculated as Paris refused to sever ties with the Nationalists. Paris sought clarity from Beijing while Nationalists warned Paris of potential shifts in relations with Taipei and South Vietnam issued a white paper rebuking France.
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor traveled incognito to Toronto for a Hollywood Hamlet premiere. Fans mobbed them at the airport and hotel despite guarded exits a special limo and sealed customs. Burton joked about teen crowds while rehearsals for a modern Hamlet begin.
Local 590 AFL-CIO claims Loblaw Inc closed Meadville Titusville Oil City and Franklin stores December 14 prompting a National Labor Relations Board charge. The union seeks a board complaint and mediation with Arthur Wellman coordinating talks with Loblaw officials.
The article notes Saigon projects about 35 million dollars annually in ties to the war effort and reports the Saigon military government’s strong opposition to Be Gaulle's plan to end fighting via reunification and neutralization of Viet Nam. The text hints at classified notices amid the political debate.
Senator Joseph Clark failed to prove libel in a suit filed against two Republican leaders over 1962 campaign statements. County Judge Robert Fortney dismissed the case, finding the GOP letter not libelous. Defendants named were Henry Lark, county GOP chairman, and Dr. Robert Allen of Mount Carmel who chaired the county campaign committee.
Mayville reports that about 5 722 dwellings or 10 9 percent of Chautauqua County homes are rated substandard by the Temporary State Commission on Low Income Housing. Ratings rely on federal standards with spot checks supporting accuracy. Substandard factors include structural soundness with plumbing issues, deterioration, or dilapidation.
Warren County commissioners announced a plan to enforce stricter collection of the four mill personal property tax to equalize the tax burden. They will publicize the law, distribute forms widely, and invoke penalties to ensure compliance. Nonfilers will be summoned and required to prove they owe the tax.
The commission said substandard dwellings to tally 51 525 out of a total of 543 465 in the eight counties of western New York, including Chautauqua County.
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