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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
2
A local notice highlights Leisure Lake as a regulated fishing area now open without a fishing license. It lists target species bass and bluegills, location three miles north of Corry on Croscut road, plus a beverage ad and various community names and notices.
Lyndon B Johnson warned the nation to be ready to risk war if necessary while stressing Civil Rights as essential to justice and world peace. He spoke in Minneapolis at a Democratic fundraising dinner after arriving from Detroit, urging adherence to the rule of law and the integrity of justice.
Lt. Col. William A. Boyd, comptroller of the 171st Air Transport Wing at Greater Pittsburgh Airport, was elected Saturday as president of the National Guard Association of Pennsylvania at the association’s annual conference. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Herbert A. Vernet Jr. of Hershey.
An offer appears for customers at Minute Man Service on North Center Street. With an 8-gallon purchase, two juice glasses are provided free. The ad references Jennet 31300 and mentions 5t30 Bee in fragmented text.
An emergency room report lists six individuals aged 1 to 34 treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for injuries over the weekend. Names include Scott Merkle aged 1, David Bush aged 6, Michael Young aged 6, Kenneth Sorenson aged 9, Donald White aged 29, and Robert Shamp aged 34, with injuries ranging from lacerations to possible fractures. All were treated and released.
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania launches a nine state cross country bid for the Republican presidential nomination after declaring on television that Sen Barry Goldwater lacks qualities for the office. He criticized Goldwater as impulsive and as trying to form a new party while noting Goldwaters opposition to most GOP platform planks from the 1960s. Scranton outlined a cross country tour from Dalton Pennsylvania to Charlotte Avanta Ga Knoxville Penn Chicago Salt Lake City Eugene and the Dakotas.
Nyack Missionary College quartet travels through 13 states and eastern Canada with Dr. Harry J. Arnold from the faculty. They will appear at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 7:00 PM, with a brief challenge by Rev. E. C. Ty. Members include Gordon Twist, Frank Clay, Andy Scrimgeour, and Phil Enlow, representing a student body over 500 from 34 states, 15 foreign countries, and Canada.
Police tied up the week end with multiple cases. Mrs Willard C Clark of Columbus was cited for running a red light at North Center and Smith streets. Mary Collier, a meter maid, supervised a female prisoner, Lynn Swarm, 21, of Townville after a drunken incident at Croscots Confectionery. Swarm pled guilty to a drunk charge, fined $10 and $9 costs, then released to her father George Maynard who paid the fines.
About 7,000 Buddhist students and supporters gathered in Saigon to bid farewell to Lodge and his wife. A spokesman read an address praising Lodge for standing against Buddhist oppression under the Ngo Dinh Diem regime while implicitly criticizing U S support and hoping his successor would continue policies.
Lincoln Morris for the insurgents claimed the election of three dissidents was a sweeping victory for small stockholders. Phillip Goldsmith led nine challenges to management proxies to be pursued, while Margolis said no further board rivalry would benefit stockholders and the aim is to appoint an operating officer with Margolis remaining chief.
Executive officer states three candidates are under review for final selection, with a delay expected. Margolis praises current industrial and consumer divisions while noting Gov contracts losses. Goldsmith of Bales Manufacturing cites dissidents’ call for better structured management and urges repatriation of some Elgin operations to leverage local resources. He mentions a $1 million loan negotiable for 15 years to sustain Aero-Flow held Elgin shares.
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