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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1962
Page
3
Supervising Principal Leroy Brest reports a student parking key return program at City High School largely works to curb high speed driving near buses. One student has repeatedly disobeyed rules by using extra keys and parking off campus, leading to a temporary ban from activities while other actions are pending.
Final rites for Mrs Charles Mulligan were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev Elmer Ortner officiating. Interment followed in West Lawn Cemetery. A large circle of relatives and friends from the Corry area attended, with mourners from away including Mr and Mrs Howard Mulligan Mr and Mrs Frank Mulligan William Mulligan Mrs James Mulligan Mrs Martin Janosec of Erie Mr and Mrs Philip Mulligan Jamestown Mrs Amy Webster and Mrs Gertrude Snyder Youngsville Mr and Mrs Ralph Mason Warren Mr and Mrs Harold Burt Riceville and Robert Young Brocton N Y. OKAY U S DEBT HIRE. Washington The Senate has passed and sent to President Kennedy a bill to temporarily boost the national debt limit to 300 billion dollars an increase of 2 billion. The bill cleared the Senate yesterday by voice vote. The House had approved the measure February 20th. Kennedy said he will seek the hike in Congress.
Chester Pa AP Republican State Chairman George S Bloom seeks a Saturday solution to avoid a governor and senator primary. Southeastern Pennsylvania leaders met five hours without a final plan, with reports of a compromise ticket headlined by Rep William Scranton for governor and Rep James Van Zandt for senator.
A brief line notes a proposal for an additional 5 billion dollar increase to the temporary ceiling by June 30. The snippet implies fiscal policy action but provides limited context or entities beyond the amount and date.
Ray Seaman age 66 a retired Lewisburg bank teller received a one year federal prison term for making false entries in his books the day before retirement. The entries totaled 22805 and he retired November 1 1960 after nearly 20 years with Lewisburg National Bank. He previously served two years as an examiner with the State Banking Department.
The report outlines Kennedy plans to address U S bomb strategies amid talks on a nuclear test ban. It notes recent low yield British tests at Nevada and cooperation on future tests between the United States and Britain, with officials cautious about timing before the speech.
Ginger Rogers voices concern over why women have limited roles in television citing male design and control. The piece reviews her NBC salute to Irving Berlin and various TV listings including Ben Casey Naked City and NBC specials with Berlin songs and George M. Cohan tribute.
A Sunday service at 11 a m will emphasize brotherhood at the Christian Science Church on East Columbus avenue. The lesson sermon will cite Paul’s appeal for unity and a correlative reading from Science and Health about the brotherhood of man and unity of Mind and God.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy returns to the capital after a Florida vacation. The Kennedys, with children Caroline and John Jr., resume residence in Washington as the news cycle resumes.
Meadville Judge Herbert A. Monk named a three member commission to hear West Meadville annexation questions. The panel will determine propriety and public interest goals, with members who cannot be West Mead Township or city residents and who receive a 50 dollar fee. Hearings could begin soon as briefs are studied. The First Lady plans a Palm Beach to India and Pakistan trip next Friday.
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