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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
6
A marriage license application was filed at the Erie County courthouse by William Lute of Corry, 20, and Carolyn J Davis of Columbus R D. Lute and Davis seek to wed in the county.
The conference resolutions committee did not ballot civil rights, with Democratic Gov. Albert D. Rosellini of Washington saying the nation would not pay the organization as Republicans charged. Governors hoped committees would report as before, while Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was to brief at the state dinner on Kennedy's push for Congress to back his program.
Severe flash flooding swamped Midland, Beaver County, damaging homes and businesses. Mayor Bly G. Coral declared a state of emergency as residents began cleanup efforts and responders pumped water from basements and blocked routes toward East Liverpool Ohio.
In Titusville Skyline Industries workers clash as John Wonderling Jr. and Seth Murphy face assault charges after a Friday night beating in the Skyline parking lot. Murphy brothers deny guilt. Wonderling also seeks peace orders amid ongoing labor controversy with earlier filings and a prison parolee taken to Crawford County jail.
Erie School Board official Louis J Tulllo plans to appeal in Harrisburg over fire enclosure orders affecting seven Erie schools East Academy Roosevelt Wayne Lincoln and Perry. He seeks state approval to phase in enclosures two schools per year while audits probe potential extortion tied to inspectors.
East Halaszynski 23 of McKeesport was trapped under six feet of dirt for about 10 minutes in West Mifflin Borough while a ditch gave way during sewer line work. Fellow workers freed him with a steam shovel and then by hand. he was treated at McKeesport Hospital with oxygen after breathing through a crack in a damaged wall.
Two Lancaster County women, Mrs Elizabeth K Miller 56 of Soudersburg and Mrs Eva Harting 48 of Lancaster, were killed in a head on crash with an oil tank truck near Lancaster. The truck driver was William F Littleton 35 of near Chester. Miller was the driver and mother of four, Harting mother of two.
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In late May picket lines featured prominently as charges against the Murphys were dropped. A hearing on the charges was scheduled for Friday. The article reflects local tensions surrounding advocacy and public discourse.
In Harrisburg a Senate resolution appeals to Gov. Scranton and Commerce Secretary Tabor to intervene with Westinghouse Airbrake Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel to prevent a recession in the Pittsburgh area. The move cites planned plant closings and 1000 Edgar Thomson layoffs as warnings.
A fragment from a newspaper style line contrasts fine print in leases with faith in truth, noting the claim that reading in the Journal confirms veracity and implying skepticism about contract details.
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