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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
6
Police were called to a Shady Avenue residence where a family dispute was reportedly in progress. The husband was told to leave after his mother in law demanded he depart, and he complied, ending the incident.
Marine officials outline plans to hire more clerical help as automated computing accounting service begins July 1. Data for the Pittsburgh data center will feed Corry school payrolls automatically, with Erie equipment installation expected soon to shorten the distance for the operation.
The city announces daily supervision from 1 to 5 pm Monday through Friday at Concord School Washington street playground Wright School Mead Park and Fairview playground for elementary students. Mead Park offers tennis on Monday Wednesday and Friday archery behind the high school on Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 5 pm. Baton twirling at the high school parking area Monday through Thursday led by Gloria Watrous from 6 15 to 8 pm.
Governor Kirk and Hillsborough Sheriff Beard confront escalating violence after the death of Martin Chambers violent unrest spreads through the Black community. National Guardsmen patrol streets, police haul suspects to jail, and tensions rise as crowds demand justice and restraint from authorities.
The article notes Dr Bly, son of missionaries in China, named president of a Lutheran college in America. It lists new faculty hires for Sparta high school departments including science art and English with starting salaries of 5100 for the year and 6300 for Mrs Brant. Taverns in troubled areas ordered closed and residents urged to follow a voluntary curfew.
After adopting a tentative budget, Jointure considers joining the Center as Saraae schools mostly have. About $5,700 sits earmarked for Center membership, but no formal move occurred. Dr. Brown’s discussion left a decision pending as directors must act soon to plan for audio visual aid from the Center next year.
In Stroud Oklahoma Mrs McCullough and her sister Mary Alice Valliquette were stabbed and beaten to death in the McCullough home. Sgt Mc Cullough is serving in Viet Nam and was to finish his tour next month. Two of the McCulloughs' children are involved in the case.
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