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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
2
Community line ad highlights Elks event at Pierre and his chickens with a Sunday tea March 8, featuring chicken in the basket for $1 and dancing 5 to 9 pm with The Goldentones. Also lists multiple admissions and discharges at local hospitals, plus residents of Corry and nearby towns. Local rates 23c a line. ads accepted by noon on publication day.
Pennsylvania governor William W. Scranton told AP he hopes to avoid seeking the Republican presidential nomination and would decline a vice presidential offer. He remains undecided about a 1968 bid, saying he is not a candidate and does not want one, while noting he could consider a presidential run if a sincere effort arose.
Former University of Paris rector Jean Sarrailh, age 72, died Saturday in Bayonne France. His long career included leadership roles in higher education and public service. The obituary notes his influence on postwar academic policy and international scholarly ties.
Senator Barry Goldwater travels to New Hampshire to kick off a six day push for the states first in the nation presidential primary while rival Nelson Rockefeller campaigns to solidify support. Lore includes discuss of potential write in bids for Henry Cabot Lodge and Richard Nixon as the field narrows. Ballot lists Goldwater Rockefeller Smith and Stassen with Lodge posing as a possible write in option. Goldwater also gains first county delegate votes in North Carolina and Oklahoma as Scranton signals openness to a possible draft but rejects a national run and VP bid.
Two suspects charged with two counts of burglary after police questioned them following a station theft. They pleaded guilty and were committed to county jail pending bond. Alderman Fabrizi bound them over for the May term. Sgt. Herman noted no prior record. New York police alerted as the pair may have similar crimes.
The passage recounts Jesus telling the Twelve that one among them will betray Him. The disciples react with distress asking if it is they, and Jesus indicates the betrayer will be the one who dips his hand in the dish. Judas asks if it is he, and Jesus confirms.
Lenten meditation based on John 6 22 10 preached by Rev Elmer A Ortner at St Pauls Lutheran Clive. The speaker explains Jesus as the Bread of Life who guarantees eternal life to those who come to him, noting the bread’s work to sustain and never cast out the faithful. Shop Your Carry Stores.
The Senate House Economic Committee projected 1964 prosperity as tax cuts spread through the economy but warned price hikes or deep budget cuts could derail gains. Republicans fault Johnson’s administration for overheating the economy this election year and charge a dismal record of economic failures.
A polar bear named Fuzzy was shot by a sniper outside a Tacoma zoo area. Police reported two bullets in the brain and spine, leaving the 60 pound animal fatally wounded after hours of bleeding. Zoo manager Cecil Brosseaux called it a sadistic act and said the bear died about ten hours after discovery.
German physician Dr. Gerhard Bohne, charged with mercy killings, was arrested in Buenos Aires Argentina after fleeing West Germany last summer. He is held for extradition while the case awaits trial. Bohne, 60, had recently been released for health reasons and disappeared from Duesseldorf last August. The incident follows a broader Republican debate over spending and budget growth.
In Harrisburg an automatic device called Centrex replaces 24 switchboard operators at the Capitol. The Bull Telephone Co system allows staff to reach capital extensions by dialing 787 plus the extension number. Ten operators join new Centrex consoles, 14 move to Bell's Harrisburg toll offices as the system begins operation.
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