11 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a dated real estate listing or room layout with partial numbers and phrases about a living area, a modern buy, and a phone. No clear event, names, or locations are identifiable from the readable fragments. The item appears to be a corrupted catalog snippet rather than a full report.
The readable fragments reference an auction process with agency and public notice elements. Names, places, and exact dates are incomplete, but indicate a sale overseen by an agency with public auction terms and possibly a building or property listing.
In Concord Henry Cabot Lodge swept all 14 New Hampshire delegates in the GOP race with a write-in victory over Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. Lodge, ambassador to South Vietnam, said he will not resign his post. Nixon, Smith and Stassen trailed as snowbound turnout neared 90,000. Democratic write-in drive backed Kennedy for vice president, while voters approved a sweepstakes education fundraiser.
The United States protested to the Soviet Union urging assistance to recover an unarmed American reconnaissance bomber and its three crew members shot down over East Germany. Capt. David I. Holland is named among the crew. two others remain unidentified.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church calls off its two day diocesan convention planned for Corry due to the closing of the Hotel Corry. One hundred seventy five delegates were to attend, tied to the church centennial celebration on May 20 with a YMCA banquet and service.
Tass reports on New Hampshire presidential primaries describe them as non decisive for party control. The agency says the event shows influence on voters rather than settling which candidate will lead the two bourgeois parties.
Flood waters swirled through seven Midwestern and Eastern states as residents evacuated en masse. The disaster left deaths and widespread damage, with at least 19 confirmed fatalities reported to date. Authorities urge caution as cleanup begins.
Thousands flee as Susquehanna and Ohio river floods spike across Pennsylvania Ohio and Kentucky. Shelters open and bridges close as Milton Renovo Pittsburgh and Cincinnati contend with high crests and mass evacuations. Civil defense and Red Cross race to shelter the homeless.
Archaeologists report uncovering a suburban villa near Rome thought to be the birthplace of Emperor Marcus Aucelius in 12 A.D. The site is connected to ongoing hospital construction and excavation work.
Erie County commissioners will discuss dismissing Ray H. Martin, administrator of the surplus food program amid an undercover probe alleging child labor use and theft of butter. The agency faces multiple issues from shortages and overages to clerical errors and unapproved hires, with a distribution point at the Armory on East Washington Street running to Monday.
Associated president Carlyle F. Barnes announces a payroll deduction stock purchase plan for Spring Corp employees. Since three years ago over 78 percent showed interest, the plan caps deductions at 99 dollars monthly with a 2 dollar minimum and is backed by Merrill Lynch.
The Pennsylvania Railroad backs a delay for dropping sleeping cars on trains 580 and 381, now set for April 25 due to DST schedule changes after protests over the March 17 plan. PRR aims to keep Pullman service, typically full in winter, around 50 percent in the off season.
Utilities crews and line workers from Corry to Erie counties battled a record ice storm. PENELEC reported about five percent restoration with twenty four line crews and three tree trimming teams clearing limbs. General Telephone logged 750 phones out and 800 more affected in surrounding towns while poles snapped on Picidilli Hill. Schools remained closed in Spring Creek with half days elsewhere as repairs proceed and public safety concerns linger.
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