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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
6
Warren health officials said there is cause for alarm after several infectious hepatitis cases in the community. Three family members and a family friend are ill but in satisfactory condition at General Hospital. A medical source noted similar annual case counts and no epidemic.
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Right to Work Inc urges state Democratic leaders to back a national platform plank allowing each state to decide on right to work. Scott T president urges Pennsylvania delegates and platform committee members to support protection of Taft Hartley Act authorization.
About 700 people gathered in a downtown Pittsburgh hotel to hear a discussion of the new Civil Rights Law. City Solicitor David W. Craig described the law as adding a third arm to government to promote equality. Henry Smith of the state NAACP warned of potential effects in Pennsylvania, citing pool access refusals this summer. Also speaking were Rep. William Moorhead and Attorney Marjorie H. Matson.
Indonesia's army commander Lt. Gen. Ahmad Yani declared Indonesia would pursue its confrontation with Malaysia despite any support Malaysia may receive from Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman or President Johnson's aid offers. He pledged to press on with efforts to crush Malaysia regardless of foreign training or arms assistance.
A Brentwood woman Ellen Johnson, 29, died early today at Homestead Hospital after a one car crash on Route 51 in Pleasant Hills. She was a passenger in a car that struck a pole, according to the Allegheny County morgue.
Harrisburg reports J Lin Huber says the milk control commission fined Sanitary Farms Dairy of Erie $500 for selling milk in a special cardboard container lacking a price. The dairy paid, with a hearing on setting a price for the container, and the commission issued a tentative order effective April 22.
The State Public Welfare Department reports 12,254 people were cut from the public assistance rolls in June due to gains in employment, lowering total aid recipients in Pennsylvania to 415, but total expenditures rose by 605,229 to 22,606,440 because of higher hospital care costs from faster invoice processing.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hose Gleason were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer yesterday at 2 PM with Rev. Elmer Armes of Lockport and Rev. Reggie Baker officiating. Interment followed in Clymer Cemetery. Bearers included Garret Bensink Frederick Van der Schaaf Sidney Wright Clyde Courtwright James Briggs and Claude Lictus. Fern Rebekah Lodge of Finlidley Lake held a memorial service Sunday at 8 PM. Relatives and friends from Corry Jamestown Lakewood Mayville and Westfield attended.
Ambassador Edwin Reischauer and Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina conferred and agreed that August 31 would host the next Meeting of the U S Japan Security Consultative Committee, an embassy spokesman said.
Florence Kinney reports on weekend visits in Spartansburg and surrounding towns. roving registrars will hold August registration sessions in Center ville and Spartansburg areas, with a fair registration site at Crawford County Fair. Community events include church camp meetings, firemen auxiliary meeting, and a Bloodmobile visit to Titusville.
Castro states that Cuba will not tolerate separation from the socialist bloc and vows no rush to diplomacy with the United States. He says no resentment toward the American people and openness to discuss differences if the other side is willing, even without diplomatic ties for 20 years.
Mrs. Harry W. Weber left St. Joseph's Hospital with her 14th child Jacqueline. Her mother Mrs. Parker A. Talley also has 14 children. Both families all began bearing children at age 20, with the elder having her 14th at 43.
The Pennsylvania senators Joseph Clark and Hugh Scott joined the minority as the Senate rejected Clark’s proposed amendment by 62 to 25. The plan would require senators and Senate employees earning over $10,000 a year to disclose annual on side income holdings and dealings. The chamber also backed sending back to the Rules Committee a proposed financial disclosure rule and favored creating a Commission on Ethics in Federal Government by a 29 to adopt vote.
UNIONTOWN PA AP An argument over trading watches led to the fatal shooting of 18 year old J Richard Heaton of Shady Grove. Heaton died at Uniontown Hospital. Suspect Frank Malenosky 16 and his father William were questioned. Heaton and his brother Darell had taunted Malenosky before the fatal confrontation when a rifle was used.
Police recovered a bottle of milk containing bichloride of mercury after two boys aged 10 and 11 admitted taking it from a Suntury truck. They removed the cap, disliked the odor, resealed it, and tossed the bottle over a hillside. The bottle was found Monday and was not involved in consumer distribution.
Two Cleveland residents Mrs Kelly Miles 24 and James Willingham 21 drowned last night in a pool at a strip mine on a farm four miles northeast of Alliance Ohio. They had driven there with a visiting couple.
The article notes Hawk Mountain in the Kittatinny Range as a long standing bird sanctuary since 1934, mentions Pennsylvania’s extensive highway network, defines us a unit of municipal government peculiar to the state, contrasts it with township and city, explains the state seal symbolizing agriculture and commerce adopted in 1809, and cites a Northeastern plant relocation reporting lower illness absenteeism, suggesting Pennsylvania as a healthy place to live and work.
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