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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
6
The Meadville area industrial commission adjourned annual meeting and endorsed letters to state senators and the district’s congressman urging accelerated public works legislation. Crawford County towns seek bids to build sewage treatment facilities amid rising municipal requests.
In Gettysburg area for Civil War centennial events, the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission reports success in preventing discrimination. Executive Director Elliot M. Shirk said 248 establishments were contacted. only one refused to post the state law notice. The campaign runs from Lancaster to Chambersburg and Harrisburg to the Maryland line to cover the influx of visitors.
A feature on why hair helps animals stay warm and flexible with oil keeping fur soft. It mentions brushing to remove dirt and distribute oil, the follicle growth, and nourishment from arteries. The piece also notes hairstyles in a drawing and a prize for answering questions.
Dr. H. Clifford Daniels of Meadville was elected president of the Pennsylvania Elks State Association at their convention in Pittsburgh. More than 500 delegates attended from 133 lodges as Charmbury and other officers were chosen for the board of directors.
A psychiatrist told the Canadian Psychiatric Association that people who claim to get by on few hours sleep may be fooling themselves. He noted that short nightly rest followed by daytime yawning indicates the mind seeks rest, with daydreaming described as a form of sleep.
In a tense backdrop to test ban diplomacy, Soviet and Chinese representatives plan talks in Moscow on July 5 as Khrushchev seeks to show progress toward peaceful coexistence with the West. Western officials doubt any concessions on the test ban while questioning whether his offer of on site inspections remains valid. Khrushchev argues that international inspection is unnecessary if Western powers halt testing.
John A. Jarmul 20 of Irvine Pa stopped at an accident three miles north of here to help an injured motorist. An hour later he was jailed in Warren County on parole violation charges after police identified him from fugitive circulars. Wiles 21 of Tidioute driven car crashed into a tree at 3 am and was hospitalized with undetermined injuries. Parole agent Clarence Jury said Jarmul had served months of a five year term and has missed regular parole appearances since January.
The testimony centers on Miss Keller and the Ward scandal, detailing alleged illicit relations and the involvement of Profumo. It notes Miss Keller seeking legal advice after Edgecombe fired at her and references connections with Ivanov and other figures.
Buffalo AP report says resumed work after settlements across Buffalo Niagara Falls and Binghamton area. About 14,000 workers faced strikes two weeks prior as 80 million dollars in projects halted. Five unions remain on strike. plumbers and laborers reached pay raises and contract terms.
General Electric plant in Erie unveils a 5,000 horsepower diesel locomotive design. Union Pacific Railroad orders three U50 locomotives to be delivered this September. The 83 foot six inch long engine uses two GE V-16 diesel engines, weighs 272 tons, and features four two-axle trucks with an end operator cab.
Political sources said it is virtually certain the Profumo affair will be examined by a public inquiry. Christine claimed she received no information from Profumo, and Eddowes, a veteran lawyer, believed she was truthful. The outcome points to a judicial tribunal or an investigative Commons committee.
A stray dog on a rural road near Jamestown led to two motorcycle crashes injuring Mrs Betty L Parker and slightly injuring her husband James L Parker. State Police said the dog was killed in the collision and both bikes were destroyed.
Professor Alfred Y. Kidder aged 76, honorary curator of Harvard University’s Peabody Museum, died yesterday in Cambridge. Recognized as a pioneer in American archaeology and a leader in early American studies, his death marks a significant loss to the field and to Harvard’s curatorial community.
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