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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
2
Community notices list admissions and discharges in Corry and nearby towns, with names and addresses. The page also includes a local sale ad, service ads, and classified line ads with pricing and contact references.
Burma joins China in urging a new 14 nation Geneva conference on Laos. Premier Chow En-lai, after a two day visit to Rangoon, discussed Southeast Asia with General Ne Win. Both leaders sought a peaceful settlement of regional troubles.
Premier Khrushchev announced old age pensions for collective farmers and pay raises for doctors teachers and housing service workers. The plan covers about 65 million peasants with monthly payments from 19.20 to 112.20 beginning next year, linked to wages and retirement ages set at 65 for men 60 for women.
An unidentified Sewickley woman is being treated for the first bat rabies case recorded in Allegheny County. She was bitten on the foot after stepping on a bat on her back porch. Dr. Herbert R. Damke said the bat was killed by her husband and the animal was sent to the Health Department.
Former Black Muslim leader Malcolm X arrives in Cairo seeking support for U S Negroes at the African summit conference opening this week, hoping to unite regional voices behind his new organization.
NATCHEZ Miss AP pre dawn fires destroyed two Negro churches in a rural Adams County area near Kingston. The Jerusalem Baptist church two miles north of Kingston and the Bethel Methodist church one mile east of Kingston Road were burned. Sheriff Odell Anders called in investigators from the state fire marshal to probe causes. Natchez fire crews responded to both blazes. White Kingston residents pledged help to rebuild with men money and materials. An unidentified citizen said the community is friendly with no ill feeling toward anyone. Willie Washington a 57 year old Negro contractor told police a white man threw a fire bomb at his home but failed to ignite. He described a car stopping and a bottle filled with flammable liquid and rags being thrown.
Panama politician Roberto Arias, 46, woke from a five day coma at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in England after being shot by a political opponent in Panama City on June 8. Doctors reported he had a comfortable night and displayed improvement but remains paralyzed from the waist down.
Mr. Wykoff, 74, lifelong Cambridge Springs resident, died suddenly at home after a heart attack. He married Cora Humes in 1911 and worked 35 years at Turner's Mill. Survived by wife, 2 sons, 7 daughters, 26 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, a brother, a sister, and many in laws. Funeral at Van Matre Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Nettie Mullican officiating. interment Cambridge Springs Cemetery.
Moscow warned NATO to drop plans for a multilateral nuclear force or face appropriate measures. The threat was delivered to US and NATO embassies, denouncing a fleet of surface ships armed with nuclear missiles as a means to give West Germany access to nuclear weapons.
Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill was fined 14 dollars for disorderly behavior at London Airport two weeks earlier. Pleaded guilty to the charge, no evidence given on a separate accusation of drunkenness. The 49 year old is widow of Viscount Audley and was arrested June 28 while about to board a Milan flight.
Eight hundred youngsters took part in last week’s playground activities across Concord Harding Wright Fairview Mead Park and Washington. Inter playground kickball croquet and dodgeball tournaments featured teams from Concord Harding Wright Mead Park Fairview and Washington with winners named in multiple events. Public staff including supervisors and helpers organized Wild West Day mosaics coloring contests and a woods hike while a recreation basketball league saw the Pistons leading standings and a tight schedule through Thursday.
The funeral for Clinton H. Wykoff will be at Van Matre Funeral Home Cambridge Springs Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment in Cambridge Springs Cemetery. Visitation Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 p.m.
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