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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
4
In July Readers Digest Lindbergh argues civilization dulls magic of pioneering and could endanger wildlife. He warns refinements threaten human values honesty morality and courage, suggesting civilization may erode human greatness rather than advance humanity.
Washington notes Bobby Kennedy seeks vice presidency while Johnson weighs him for the ticket. Kennedy aides and press chief Guthman shape media outreach as Johnson courts Abe Fortas and Edwards weighs California impacts. Scranton, Goldwater, and Wallace maneuvers unfold with foreign aid and election strategies shaping the race.
A Somerset Mass Spectator quip notes one of the era’s great uprisings as television viewers turn down the sound during commercials.
A collage of brief notes and curiosities from Hal Boyle's Americana. It covers eye glasses usage, teen career interests, and common beliefs, plus quirky facts on animals, nutrition, medical trivia, and historical tidbits. Names like Dr John Haserick and William Jennings Bryan appear in passing.
Veronica Totolosky nine of Pulaski R D 1 was killed and about 30 hurt in a two car collision on U S 422 east of here Saturday night. Among the injured were Joseph Totolosky forty four and his passengers Anna Totolosky forty four John Totolosky twelve Joanne Totolosky eleven Betty Totolosky ten Clair Totolosky eight and Ramond Totolosky. Joseph was identified as the children's father.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publisher George R. Sanville and staff including General Manager Will Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrook and Advertising Manager John McLaughlin. It notes subscription rates by mail and carrier with prices and order deadlines.
Jim Bishop reports a 17 inch television arrives at St Anastasias Convent on Robinson Street. Two men install the set and the Reverend Mother, initially wary, watches a cowboy TV show with reverent curiosity as gunfire fills the room. The scene ends with the mother hoping the hero rides a white horse.
Ron Laird of Pomona California captured the National AAU walk title on a 20 kilometer course yesterday in an unofficial record time of 1 hour 34 minutes 44.5 seconds. An AAU spokesman cited the performance as a record pace for the event.
Two hard fighting columns of the American First Army moved south beyond La Haye Du Puits from both east and west, outflanking the western anchor of the Normandy defense while troops fought inside the town. In the Pacific, overwhelming American forces pressed to erase Japanese resistance on Saipan and Noemfoor, foreseeing slaughter in caves and pillboxes as Japanese troops crowded the terrain. The Raymond Manufacturing Company and its 700 workers were set to receive the Army–Navy Award for wartime production excellence. A panther-like animal sighting north of the city was reported near the North Corry district. Pvt. Lester [surname truncated] reported missing on the Talan front since early last month. An elderly resident was jailed on a charge of beating a cocker spaniel to death with a cane. Corry's Fourth of July parade and the Fifth Loan Bond Auction opened the wartime civic celebration with ideal weather, as the local baseball game saw Art Black win his second game of the season.
An Erie man found dead in the east slip at the public dock prompted an autopsy to determine cause of death. Coroner Merle Wood and state pathologist examined the body at St Vincent's Hospital after it was seen by yacht occupants and reported to the Coast Guard. Police found no witnesses or signs of foul play and a nephew identified the deceased as William P. Sanford.
A 17 year old Celoron youth was held for grand jury action on second degree grand larceny after a theft of an outboard motor boat. Kenneth O. Nelson was arraigned before Peace Justice Edwin Seaton and ordered held. Nelson and a juvenile companion were caught at the Chautauqua Lake outlet in a Tsfoot boat owned by Salvatore De Frisco of Jamestown. The boat, valued around 500 dollars, was reported stolen at about 7 am yesterday.
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