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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1964
Page
8
News briefs report water restrictions and a church service plan as rain and heat strike the city. Officials warn water tanks are low while Warren Community Chest targets 108400 for 1965, aiming to distribute 10430 more to agencies if funded.
Two Negro members of the New Jersey delegation walked out of the convention in protest. Young, an alternate delegate from Pennsylvania, did not participate. The coal burning incident was televised nationally. Young said he would stay neutral in the fall campaign and warned that supporting Goldwater could hurt his political standing with Negro voters. Envelopes were not used for
Testimony on the June 26 explosion near Marshalls Creek cites automatic fire pressure checks on trucks from the explosives industry. Officials detailing signs on the trailer and signs falling off discuss prevention measures and a formal investigative report with immediate recommendations.
Union City borough secretary Harry L. Smiley reports the borough engineer fears the French Creek bridge on Bridge Street is unsafe for extended vehicular use. A four ton load limit is advised, with replacement costs near 150000 dollars. Smiley says all nearby bridges are in advanced obsolescence and seeks state help in funding through the next omnibus bill.
A dense schedule lists Chautauqua Institute activities from July 26 to August 1 including boat trips from Bell Tower dock, concerts by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra led by Walter Hendl with soloist Muriel Kilby, operas Cavalry Rusticana and Gianni Schicchi by the Chautauqua Opera Association, master classes, plays at Norton Memorial Hall, and multiple art, theater, and lecture events across Wilkes and Sherwood Studios.
A 13200 volt transmission loop failure cut power to seven downtown buildings in Kansas City on Friday night. Union Station stayed open and trains ran normally. diners in the station restaurant continued their meal by candlelight.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Corry Pennsylvania legal contact, noting McKnight Attorneys at Law Noah Center and a $1 amount. Contains unclear district 3125 R D 4 and Cory Penn'a references.
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