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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
2
H and H Cleaners vacate July 29 to August 1 with shop open only for pickups. Elks lodge rooms gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m to honor Brother Alfred W Halton. Corry Memorial Hospital emergency numbers and admissions listed with multiple residents discharged and hospital notices. Engle's Furniture new phone 2 1475 6127.
In Cairo President Gamal Abdel Nasser denounces the Syrian Baath regime as fascist and says unity among Egypt Iraq and Syria cannot occur while Syria is ruled by Baathists. He insists democracy over one party rule and says the Arab unity pact remains binding only on the Syrian people, not the leadership.
Corry resident Mr. Holton dies from a self inflicted gunshot in an incident ruled as a personal safety matter. Authorities found money in his car and clothing. Survivors include wife Florence Higgins Holton and children Leona Carlson Norman and five grandchildren. Funeral services set at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. DeBoer officiating.
At the United Nations Economic and Social Council, Soviet delegate Anatoli Arkasev urged restoring the People’s Republic of China to its rightful seat in the Security Council before any charter revision. British Honduras to gain self rule on Jan 1 under new constitutional plan. Canada to study English French relations with 10 member commission. Nairobi rioting in Paris area? (Note: corrected, the Paris item refers to Moslems and African Negroes riot. 15 injured.) Deep space tracking station contract awarded to US for Midbinbirt near Canberra costing 1.17 million.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bert Lillian Miles are set for Friday at 1 p.m. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday and Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Burial at Beaverdam Cemetery. Services for Alfred W. Holton are at 2 p.m. Thursday with visiting Tuesday 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Attendees may pay respects at Bracken Funeral Home. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Penelec announces a free public literature service at its Corry office 36 North Center Street. A. H. Kuhn says a permanent magazine rack will display pamphlets on science business government education and electric heating. The service targets educators students contractors and residents in a 33 county area.
Continued from Page One housing and home finance agency reports progress. Equal housing remains a goal for the Cambridge Negroes with potential government housing aid linked to cooperation in maintaining order. Frictions center on schools and public accommodations as Marshall notes overall progress.
Harrisburg AP. Pennsylvania House Republicans push to end the 1963 session by scheduling votes on major unresolved rules. Leaders say action could shorten the session. Changes include increasing the school subsidy and adjusting teacher salaries. A move to repeal the 1961 school district reorganization law was defeated 109 to 84 but may be reconsidered.
Gov. Scranton urged passage of a civil service extension to 20 000 more workers as House Republicans received his appeal. Democrats resist non preferred appropriations to 57 million dollars amid reapportionment tensions. Hospital aid reform would base care on a sliding scale from 28 to 12 dollars daily. Senate recalls boating control bill for amendments and adds to the Fish Commission.
Fresno mayor Arthur L. Selland declines to address the Western Sunbathing Association congress, saying he cannot attend. Supervisor Foley and Supervisor McCormick also decline, noting district responsibilities. The convention proceeds without civic leaders as 1,000 delegates from five states gather at Calyptus Grove audist camp near Clovis.
A compromise plan aims to keep boating under Fish Commission control while granting boatmen a stronger voice in regulating their sport as part of last week’s deal.
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