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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
2
Local notices list dairy specials and community names. Includes Wild cherry sun laes 19c today and Friday, names of residents and discharged individuals, and beverage ad details with prices and distributors. Also notes of a patient meeting, film processing ad, and milk order contact numbers.
MIAMI Fla AP Juanita Castro faced reports of political prisoners under her brother Fidel Castro Cuba's prime minister figures cited by John Martino an American who was released after three years in Castro's prisons He said the count reached 4598 prisoners including 5282 women Martino quoted a spokesman for Miss Castro who defected from her brother's regime and helped free thousands of prisoners Martino obtained the count by telephone from Mexico City
An 88400 shipment of uncut diamonds vanished during transit from Amsterdam to Shannon aboard a KLM flight. Interpol was asked to aid the probe as the loss remained undetected for 48 hours. Ennis Diamond Co of Shannon confirmed the theft after a consignments representative reported discrepancies at the freight office. Police investigations continue with enquiries into the well dressed man who claimed to be from the diamond company.
State Police Troop E reporting June activities in Erie, Crawford, Venango and Warren counties show 208 accidents injuring 135 people and causing nine fatal injuries. Property damage reached 184,854 dollars with causes led by reckless driving and speeding.
Goldwater rejects extremist groups while backing any American who is not a Communist. He criticized the Birch Society leaders but voted against the civil rights bill, arguing two sections are unconstitutional. Kuehl dismissed a constitutional plank as a judicial issue, warning against listing organizations on the platform.
At a Monday meeting commissioners Lay and Crippen, joined by Warren County planning director Robert Skinner, discussed Columbus zoning. Skinner offered cooperation if the city pursues a zoning ordinance while two views emerged: residents can develop without experts, and Lay’s information may be mistaken about delaying the dam due to zoning.
Lorin F. Shipper a veteran mail carrier hid two tons of unopened mail in his garage and old cars on his lawn after delivering only what he deemed important. The 73 year old retired in 1953, and postmarked items dated 1953 and 1954. No prosecutions due to statute of limitations.
In McComb Mississippi three blasts damaged a civil rights freedom house before dawn. Two SNCC workers were slightly injured and one volunteer slept through the attack. Fire and police investigated as FBI and SNCC officials described possible unexploded oil can explosives found near the frame house in the Negro district. Dennis Sweeney a Stanford student from Portland Oregon also suffered minor cuts.
Greenville resident Mrs. Lillian Hasenplug rode with Dr. Jim McElree for a four minute flight over Mercer County. She called the trip the experience of a lifetime and plans to fly again after the Republican National Convention.
Mary Brown led with low gross in the 18 hole division and tied for low net with Lou Ruffney. Dorie Hillstrom won low gross in the nine hole event, while Helen Brodeur topped the other division and Endurance awards went to Nancy Cragg and Gen Sonoski. Thirty four participants competed yesterday at Corry Country Club.
Secretary Hodges and LeRoy Collins defend the Community Relations Service as a conciliation force amid civil rights disputes. A Bessemer teen says white men beat him and friends at a white lunch counter. In Selma nine NAACP leaders are jailed during a voter registration push. NAACP leaders tour Mississippi blocking barriers and urging Goldwater to visit, citing intimidation of Black voters.
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