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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1964

Page

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Lodge says anti Communist drive in Vietnam stopped

Henry Cabot Lodge declared the anti Communist war in South Viet Nam has been stopped and the United States and South Vietnam must persist with realistic policies to win. He warned that outside pressures from the Communists if not checked could force further actions and urged peaceful resolution where possible.

Washington Henry Cabot-hodge South Viet Nam United States Saigon Lodge National Press Club Southeast Asia Viet Nam South Viet

Youth Arrested In Eight Gluts Poles Theft Case

A year old Crawford County youth was arrested by Corry State Police for the June 1 theft of eight utility poles in Spartansburg. He allegedly dragged the poles to his home with a farm tractor and cut them into fence post lengths for sale to farmers. He was released to parents pending juvenile court action.

Crawfor Corry Spartansburg Edward Pass Pusi Andrew Kistler Crawford County Meadville Pasi Joseph Jandy North Center Street

Equipment Change Disrupts Phone Service

A brief telephone outage occurred yesterday in the local office during new equipment installation for ANG system prep. Clifford Taylor of General Telephone Co says technicians corrected the fault and further efforts aim to prevent repeats as seven digit numbers replace two letter and five digit codes.

Sele ANC

Thompson versus Citizens Bank Hearings Prolonged

The Thompson Maple Products Co. sues Citizens National Bank of Corry for 130000 alleging negligence in cashing checks for Emory Albers a Spartansburg logger who pled guilty to forgery. Proceedings paused as prosecution rests until Tuesday with attorneys and officials traveling to Harrisburg for school board hearings.

Thompson Maple Products Co Citizens National Bank of Corry Elmer Evans Erie County Thompson Roger Brown Etna Frank McKnight Corry Irving O. Murphy Erie Murphy McKnight Harrisburg Emory Albers Spartansburg Albers Io Wnner Evans

DA Tackles Obscene Books Move Gains State Backing

District Attorney Edward Carney in Erie advocates revising state obscenity laws as he backs local efforts to remove obscene and pornographic materials from newsstands. He cites recent Supreme Court rulings and attaches his June 29, 1964 letter to Deputy Attorney General Frank P. Lawley Jr. in Harrisburg urging action.

Edward Carney Erie Frank P. Lawley Jr Carney Corry Walter Gilliland Joseph Kamemar Harrisburg Pennsylvania Frank P. Lawley Lawley Supreme Court of the United States Ohio

Pa. couple faces grand jury over fireworks sales

A 72 year old man Luigi Padula of McKeesport and 37 year old Jeannette Gomberg of Collier Township were released on $1,000 bond after Allegheny County detectives arrested them for possessing and selling fireworks. Padula allegedly sold fireworks to juveniles while Gomberg operated a fruit and vegetable stand selling fireworks.

Pittsburgh Luigi Padula McKeesport Jeannette Gomberg Collier ‘Township Allegheny County Padula Gomberg

Cow Delays Oklahoma City Traffic as Helicopter Pilot Guides Herd

An evening rush hour disruption in Oklahoma City occurred when a cow wandered onto the north expressway. A helicopter pilot monitoring traffic to a radio station spotted the animal and maneuvered it off the roadway into a nearby field.

Oklahoma City

Jamest Home Intrusion Yields Sleepers in Beds

Returning from a five day trip jamest owners Mr and Mrs Gust A Klang found someone slept in their beds. Detectives said intruders entered via a kitchen window and knocked a glass mug from a sill, smashing it. Prosters nap ped on twin beds in a second floor room. A garden hose was cut but nothing else missing.

Gust Klang

Women Barricade Road in Protest at Penn Mills

About 50 housewives blocked Jefferson Road in suburban Penn Mills for six hours to press for repairs. The barricade ended after one woman spoke by phone to State Highways Secretary Henry D. Harrall, who assured that the road would be repaired.

Ers Jefferson Road Penn Mills State Highways Henry D. Harrall

Declare 17 Dead In Plane Collision

The Air Force says seventeen officers and men aboard two planes collided south of Bermuda. Five bodies have been recovered and seven men were rescued after parachute drops during a training mission intended to film para rescue of astronauts.

Washington Air Force Bermuda

County Corry Erie Both Get Fuel Tax Dip At Erie Meeting

County and city officials in Erie reached an agreement to allow Erie and Corry to receive portions of the state liquid fuels tax funds. Erie would obtain its first share, while Corry could apply for funds if a qualifying road or bridge project exists. Continued discussion planned with county and city solicitors.

Erie Corry Charles Williamson Harborcreek Eric William O. Hill Jr Journal

Mississippi town returns to normal after missing civil rights workers

In Adelphia Mississippi City after a nationwide search for five civil rights workers. FBI agents state troopers and Navy personnel joined the effort in Neshoba County seeking Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The town reflects mixed reactions as investigators press on with the case.

Adelphia Miss FBI State High Way Philadelphia Neshoba County Neshoba Jackson

House Votes Tomorrow On Revised Ri WaoriNGLON

The House will vote Thursday on the revised civil rights bill with an expected overwhelming approval. The Rules Committee cleared the 126 page measure 10-5 for floor action and the House previously approved the original on Feb 10 by 290 to 130.

Rules Committee William M. Colmer D-Miss Joe D. Waggonner D-La Barry Goldwater Arizona Senate

Will Miss Heavy Holiday Traffic`

Two young Pennsylvanians plan a 200 mile rubber canoe cruise from Sunbury to Chesapeake Bay to avoid holiday gridlock. Barry Koehn, 20, Potstown, and Frank R. Dieter, 19, Havertown, told rescue officials they left Sunbury Sunday and aim to finish in a week. Both are graduates of Stevens Trade School in Lancaster.

Steelton, Pa Maryland Chesapeake Bay Barry Koehn Pottstown Frank R. Dieter Havertown Susquehanna River Fiver Sunbury Kochu Dieter Stevens Trade Hool Lancaster

Goldwater Scores Crushing Victory Over Gov Scranton

In Chicago, Goldwater wins 48 of 58 Illinois delegates to the Republican National Convention, while Gov. Scranton fails to gain a vote. Dirksen commits to nominating Goldwater at the San Francisco convention, boosting momentum for a first ballot win.

Goldwater Gov. Scranton Illinois Pennsylvania William W. Scranton California Hayes Robertson Cook County GOP Robertson Arizona Scranton Sen Everett M. Dirksen Him

Scranton Camp Hopes Ike Will Head Off Barry At The Pass

Washington AP Gov William Scranton supporters cling to hope that Gen Dwight Eisenhower will back his bid to deny Barry Goldwater the presidential nomination. Henry Cabot Lodge returned from South Vietnam to urge Eisenhower’s endorsement before the San Francisco convention. Goldwater leads Illinois delegates and a national survey shows 708 of 1308 pledged delegates for the senator, with 53 votes more than the 655 needed.

Washington Everett M. Dirksen Tilmots Barry Goldwater San Francisco Dirksen Senate Republican Leacher Goldwater William W. Scranton Ilinois Dwight D. Eisenhower Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Scranton Pennsylvania National Press Club Lodge Walter Reed Hospital Eisenhower Mlinois Associated Press Morehan

Dominion Day in Toronto Amid National Canada Celebrations

Dominion Day celebrations spread across Canada including Toronto with sporting events parades and festivals marking the 97th anniversary of the national birth.

Toronto Canada

Citizens Bank Cleans Up Hotel Corry Sale

Citizens National Bank of Corry paid 9000 for Hotel Corry furnishings at a bankruptcy sale in Erie, gaining the hotel and its equipment with a 55900 first mortgage. Vice president C Conrad Monroe says the purchase closes the package and enables bank negotiations with buyers to reopen the hotel. The bank plans to pay debts and push for an early reopening as Attorney William B Washabaugh Jr presided in court.

Citizens National Bank of Monroe William B. Washabaugh Jr Federal Court Evie

Harrisburg Hearings Delayed on Erie County School Redistricting

In Harrisburg Sparta Merged School and LeBoeuf Area Merged District appealed Erie County redistricting under Act 561. Only three of the State Council of Education members attended, hearings were delayed 45 minutes, and parties reserved further objections. If Sparta’s appeal fails it may seek State Court of Appeals review.

State Council of Education Harrisburg Erie County Sparta LeBoeuf Area Journal LeBoeuf John D. Killian Council State Court of Appeals Corry Area State Commission Eoucation Erie County School Board

Gen Tel Sets Up Business Phone Number Switch

General Telephone will introduce Direct Distance Dialing on September 20. The Corry Bear Lake area will receive new seven numeral numbers starting with 683 685 or 668 followed by four digits. Bear Lake becomes locally served with Corry exchange, and rates align.

General Bear Lake Clifford W. Taylor Corry Corry - Union City Taylor General Telephone

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