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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1964

Page

3

Broadening Pa Surplus Food Program Rules

In Harrisburg AP report, Pennsylvania seeks to relax the recent federal loosened limits on surplus food aid by excluding liquid assets from eligibility. Data shows a drop in participants from 718,685 in April to 533,744 in June under the new test, with officials noting confusion over liquid-asset rules and statefed alignment.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Robert Freier Bureau of Surplus Foods State Department of Property and Supplies Perry, Pike, Juniata Adams Cumberland County Luzerne Cambria Fayette Pittsburgh Allegheny County State Public Welfare Department Frieler

Widow charged in village poisoning deaths in Stylia

Maria Apostolopoulos, widow, her son and daughter are charged with manslaughter by negligence after 22 mourners died and 128 fell ill from a memorial dish of boiled wheat germ with raisins prepared for a memorial service. The poison was reportedly insecticide mistaken for sugar during the meal in Stylia last Sunday.

Maria Apostolopoulos Stylia

Scout Jamboree Starts In Pa

VALLEY FORGE Pa AP Thousands of scouts and leaders fill Valley Forge for the sixth National Scout Jamboree as 26 000 boys slept on the ground and more arrive to set up two man tents for the encampment's start. Meat eggs bread milk arrive to commissary tents while injuries are minimal. Harold Lewis 15 of Hastings Mich underwent surgery in West Point and will be flown in by helicopter Friday. Kenneth Hahn 13 of Cleveland Ohio travels on crutches to cook. The official roster lists David Crockett Old Hickory Tenn and dozens of common surnames among 460 Smiths 214 Andersons and 108 Jones boys.

Valley Forge Harold Lewis Hastings Mich Grand Valley Scenic Trails Michigan Young Lewis West Point N.Y Milton Briggs Grand Rapids Harold Kenneth Hahn Cleveland Ohio David Crockett Old Hickory Tenn Smiths Andersons Jones Boys Barry Rab Buckland Martin Zyxling North Haledon N.J

He'd Better Mind His Dad Now He'd Better Mind His Dad Now

Francis Murphy 17 joined the New York police department as a trainee while his father, Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy, formally welcomed 99 other trainees into a new program. Trainees start at 4000 dollars yearly, perform nonenforcement duties, and may become probationary patrolmen at 21, as they begin rising through the ranks.

York Ary Francis Murphy Police Department Michael J. Murphy

Chautauqua Institute July 19 25 Schedule Highlights

Chautauqua Institute week features opening concert by Chautauqua Student Orchestra conducted by James Yannatos, sacred song service by The Chautauqua Choir, and continuing art exhibitions at CAA Galleries. Special courses include a poetry seminar under Dr. Stanley Koehler, with master classes in piano by Mr. Marsh and in art song led by Miss Antoine. Opera productions, lectures, and crafts demonstrations fill the week alongside boat trips and youth activities.

Sp. m Chautauqua James Yannatos Chautauqua Choir Aratem Art Association Art Center CAA Stanley Koehler Octagon Marsh Sherwood Studio Verdi Chautauqua Opera Association Henry Janjee Norton Memorial Hall Haha Geber CAA Gale Series Miss Antoine Holy Land Rome Vernon Hulbert Mrs. Melnick Ywca Hospitality House Mr. Arthur Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Walter Hend Lerner and Loewe Boris Goodrich Jones Smith-Wilkes New York Times Leigh Burdick Jamestown Post-Journal Mozart Chautauqua Opera — Association George Schick Shikar India John Moyer Yacht Club Bell Tower Friends of the Library Murray L. Bob Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System Jamestown Chaillot Jean Ghadoux Chautaugua Repertoiry

Rescues Pair From Lake Erie

A one year old girl and her father were saved from Lake Erie near the Cleveland breakwater by bystander divers after the child fell into the water while her brother’s line snagged rocks. Carl Crites 86 of Cleveland was fishing with his children Janet 10 Thomas 12 and Carl Jr 13 when Janet fell and Mrs Janet climbed down to free it. She slipped and slid into the lake. Charles Mitchell, who had been fishing nearby, heard cries for help and jumped in to assist Janet then went after the father who was thrashing in waves at the same spot.

Cleveland (Ap Lake Erie Carl Crites Cleveland Janet Thomas Carl Jr Criles Charles— Mitchell avith_Janet Mitchell

Barry’s Victory Scares Europe

From London Evening Standard, Jean Campbell argues Barry Goldwater could win the presidency. She notes a conservative shift in the Republican Party and predicts the Cow Palace scene shows fear of a Barry Goldwater victory over the Democrats.

Coldwater London Evening Standard Jean Campbell Barry Goldwater

Indictment in Seat Belt Failure Suit Still Ongoing

A $20,000 suit seeks damages after a 15 year old Raymond Gilliland was killed in a three car crash near Pittsburgh on July 17. The action names Superior Industries and Misco Inc as defendants over a allegedly defective air seat belt.

Pittsouund Raymond EB. Gilliland Peters U. S Superior Industries, Me California Misco, Inc Pittsburgh

Blast Victim Remains Poor In Union City

The condition of Jack Yost 28 remains poor after a Tuesday night home accident in Union City. He suffered second and third degree burns to the face chest and both arms when sparks from a grinding machine ignited ether fumes. Family members say a blasting powder container stored nearby may have ignited the blast.

Union City Wattsburge Union City Memorial Hospital Jack Yost Yost Journal

Veteran prom retires after 36 years at Miami University

Oxford Ohio veteran educator Glenn Barr retires after 36 years on the Miami University faculty. Barr, born 1897 in Marienville Pennsylvania, authored several textbooks and was active in the Boy Scouts.

Oxford Ohio Glenn Barr Miami University Barr Boy Scout Movement Marienville

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