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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
2
The item lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and local ambulance service, then names several admitted and discharged individuals from area towns with addresses. It then discusses a city zoning ordinance on residential basements and future development, public notice requirements, and how the ordinance could affect current land use such as poultry keeping horses and junk yards.
CHS alumni tickets priced 2.50 include dinner and dance available through Grice Jewelers or Davis Insurance. VEW Post No 264 calls members to a meeting Tuesday June 9 at 8 pm in the Garden Room. Club hours shift starting June 8 to Tuesday, 7 pm to midnight, Saturday, 2 pm to midnight, Sunday 10 am to noon. Local Line O Ad rates 23c a line and noon day-of publication acceptance.
A new zoning ordinance tightens visual obstructions at intersections by reducing fences and walls to widen sight triangles. It bans solid fences near streetfronts, limits tree types to allowed species, and prohibits elm and box elder. Building permits rise in cost for large nonresidential projects, and an engineer issued certificate of occupancy can be recalled if future construction annoys neighbors. Time limits set two years for new homes and extend to additions and remodeling.
Cardinal Augustin Bea, head of the Vatican unity secretariat, arrives in Boston on a secret mission. He told reporters in Rome he would say more when he returns in about eight days. Richard Cardinal Cushing, Boston archbishop, would not elaborate on Bea's visit.
Washington AP reports a shift in Republican strategy as Goldwater nears a first ballot victory. Rockefeller and Scranton push for clarity on Goldwater’s views while Nixon and Eisenhower weigh in, signaling a changing dynamic before the July convention. Romney also contemplates a possible draft.
Thousands of Vietnamese Catholics rallied in Saigon denouncing Ambassador Lodge and praising U.S. aid against Communists. Protesters blamed Lodge for Buddhist persecutions and Diem's fall, with banners partially criticizing U.S. policy. The crowd gathered near the cathedral in Kennedy Square, some Catholics coming from refugee resettlement camps.
Harrison Beckerink 83 of Clymer died last night at 10 15 at his daughter s home Mrs Addie Schurman Sciota road Corry He was born February 2 1881 in Clymer and was a dairy farmer on Clymer Hill road He belonged to Clymer Hill Reformed Church and served on its consistory for 40 years He was a member of the Clymer Grange Surviving are his wife Jennie Ten Buisen Beckerink two daughters Mrs Hazel Watrous Corry one sister Mrs Emma Heslink Clymer a brother James Clymer three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer tonight 1 9 and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at Clymer Hill Reformed Church Rev Harold Rust officiating Burial Holland Cemetery Clymer
Christine Keeler, aged 22 and once tied to a major scandal, was released from Holloway Prison after serving six months of a nine month sentence for perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice. The case tied to the Profumo affair and the 1960s political turmoil surrounding Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
A midnight high speed chase ended with the killing of patrolman William Meadows and a 14 year old boy. A 15 year old boy was wounded as the stolen pickup crashed after a pursuit across city streets at speeds up to 85 mph. The youths armed with a shotgun and rifle fired at pursuing officers. Authorities said the three injured or dead youths included Jimmy May and Felix Fesmire, whose ages were initially unclear. Investigators considered farm family robbery and a shot cowboy report involving a ranch that cares for orphans and delinquents.
Former Notre Dame halfback Steve Juzwik 46 died Friday night of a heart attack in Chicago. He starred for the Irish in 1940s sunlight years 1941 and 1942 1943 and played in college all star games in 1942 and 1943.
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