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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
6
signatures collected toward fluoridation ballot in Erie totaled 4 613 with 1 928 at firehouses and 187 at the city clerk's office over 12 days. The report cites an average 10 percent daily rate and notes related civic actions and local notes including weather outlook and real estate transfers.
The article notes gallstones occur in about 25 percent of women and 10 percent of men before 60. Stones can move from the gall bladder into ducts and block bile flow, causing jaundice. Surgical removal of stones and gall bladder is described as simple, but cancers in nearby areas can cause inoperable conditions.
A Columbus scene shows the damaged concrete dam abutments in the top photo while residents debate rebuilding. The narrative notes that only children and dogs appeared to enjoy the scene, reflecting local sentiment as discussions continue on reconstruction.
Rivers Allegheny Monongahela converge in Pittsburgh with the Ohio rising near flood stage. An ice gorge upstream freed barges and boats, causing scattered downstream damage and rescues. Meadville and Warren report minor inundation, with several roads and schools closed and basements flooded.
Prince Norodom Sihanouk, speaking in Battambang, states Russia will grant new military aid to Cambodia in addition to three MIG 17 aircraft recently turned over. He portrays Moscow as backing Phnom Penh with fresh weapons and equipment.
A 32 to 14 vote by the Cattaraugus County Board of Supervisors blocks Salamanca from becoming the county seat amid a public building program. Salamanca argues for a free site and sewer system saving about 50 000, while Little Valley cites distance to population center and a Seneca reservation issue regarding leases expiring in 1991.
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller accuses Sen. Barry Goldwater of not being in the Republican mainstream as he and rivals vie in the New Hampshire primary closing days. Rockefeller says Henry Cabot Lodge and Richard M. Nixon are not contributing fully to the campaign. A Dover nooner rally with about 700 attendees precedes intensive campaigning and speeches. A separate NY report notes a female Johnson aide supports the president’s view that politics is not a stag affair after 10 women were named to top government posts. Cambodia and Russia reportedly promise two more MIG aircraft.
CLYMER The Twentieth Century Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Nettie Legters home with Mrs Mabel Schillers assistant host. The president Mrs Pax Beagle conducted the business and a dessert lunch was served. Seventeen members attended. The program featured piano solos and vocal selections by local residents including Mrs Diane Heslink Mrs Lucille Neekers and Mrs Bernice McCann.
Unemployment in Pennsylvania for February reached 351,000, the lowest for the month since 1957, the Labor and Industry Department reported. The rate was 7.7 percent of the civilian workforce, down from 8.2 percent in January. Total employment in February 1957 stood at 319,000, or 6.8 percent of the labor market.
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