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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
3
Corry and city police warned tomorrow ends the semi annual auto inspection period. After midnight all vehicles must show valid stickers or be barred from roads. Violators driving with expired tags face arrest. CT Lorenzo Bennett reports and local safety measures described.
Officials in Pymatuning ae office were told from Harrisburg that the 10 horsepower motorboat rating is now ineffective on the lake. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lyle Hotchkiss of 33 West Bend street instead of a daughter as reported yesterday.
Francis Phelan and Jack Lepinson, indicted for murder in Philadelphia, were ordered to undergo neuropsychiatric tests by Judge Leo Weinrott after Phelan admitted two killings. Phelan said Lepinson hired him to kill five people and later fired a bullet to fake an alibi. Lopinson denied involvement. his wife and a partner were killed in the same basement office.
In VIVALIA Georgia a tobacco sale raised 182.50 for Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign. Faviney Frank Moore, 35, sold 146 pounds of tobacco in Goldwater's name, with a buyer paying 125 for four pounds, roughly twice the market rate.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania rain sparked a humorous local event as attorney John Dailey bet a celebrity a hat that it would rain. Arnold Palmer reportedly lost the wager while steel carnival events and department store promos drew interest despite intermittent showers in Greene County.
The Struthers Wells Copp board elected Jerry Finkelstein of New York as acting president and chairman. James F. Sweeney of Titusville was named vice secretary and Admiral John J. Bergen was named vice chairman. The firm makes equipment for chemical, oil, and related industries with plants in Titusville, Warren, and Winfield.
The Senate unanimously approved 46,774,401,000 for defense, sending the measure to the House after debate over shipyard funding and military bases. The bill, aimed at sustaining powerful weapon programs, faces a House revision before a final compromise figure is set. Also, T. C Keel Jr. was named vice president and general manager of Koppers Co. Inc.
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