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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1965

Page

6

Deadline Approaches for May 18 Primary Withdrawals

The deadline for withdrawal from the May 18 primary is 5 p.m. today. As of this morning no major candidates had withdrawn, only a few for lesser offices, with the field still about 4 000 per County Election Board sources. A series of local incidents include a home entry theft of three junior class play tickets from Lawrence Watrous at 159 Ohio Street and a missing IrishSetter dog reported by Lloyd Lanphere of 26 East Congress Street. Police cited Erkki Rainesalo for running a red light at East Main Street and South Center Street, with charge information filed with Alderman M. S. Cobbett.

County Election Board Lawrence Wattous Ohio Street Watrous Erie County Keith A. Wade R. D Corry Cheryl L. Earle East Pleasant Street Lloyd Lanphere East Congress Street Erkki Rainesalo East Main Street East Main South Center Streets M. 8. Cobbett

Tension Mounts On Cyprus As Cyprus War Threats Rise

In Nicosia Turkey and the Greek Cypriots exchanged threats amid mounting tension. A Greek Cypriot guard reported a soldier killed and two wounded from Turkish Cypriot fire in the Lefka area on the northwest coast.

Cyprus Nicosia Cryrus Turkey Cyriots Lefka

Airlines Mogul Dies in Wisconsin at 57

Wausau Wisconsin Atthin E Mueller chairman of the board of North Central Airlines since 1952 died yesterday.

Rites Held For Mrs. M. Brown

Maude M. Brown funeral service was conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Thoms officiating. Burial followed in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Bearers included Arthur Ayling Elbert Bush Reynold Hamilton Worth Hammond Wilbur Lathrop Walter Lewis. Relatives and friends attended from North EastMcKeesport Erie Sherman Akron Clymer and nearby areas.

Maude M. Brown Bracken Funeral Home Walter Thoms West Lawn Cemetery Columbus Arthur Ayling Elbert &. Bush Reynold Hamilton Worth Hammond Wilbur Lathrop Walter Lewis Emmett Bogert Elizabeth Chesley Emerson Chesley North East Josephine Bogert

Airport To Cost City Six Thousand Dollars More

City council discusses revised airport costs and adds turnarounds at both ends for safety. They plan to hire a consultant, likely Yost Associates, to apply for state and federal funds while $2,400 will come from existing airport maintenance budget. Johnson will review turnaround estimates before bidding.

City Johnson Robert Grice Yost Associates Corry's Council

Pennsylvania approves Defense Department troop merger plan

Adj Gen Thomas R White Jr says Gov Scranton approved a National Guard Army Reserve merger plan that would nearly double Pennsylvania strength to 32000. Senate committee heard Scranton approved Monday as required by law. Ailes says 37 states plus DC accepted the plan. Hebert calls the claim inaccurate.

Harrisburg Adj Thomas R. White Jr Scranton Defense Department National Guard Army White Pennsylvania Senate Military Affairs Committee Pennsylvania National Guard Washington House Armed Services Committee Pentagon District of Columbia Stephen Ailes Puerto Rico Rep F. Edward Hebert Dla Armed Services Hebert Congress Secretary of Defense Robert S

Seek To Hike Pa Workmen Compensation Benefits

The Scranton Administration proposed a 10 increase in workmen compensation benefits and occupational oil programs in a two bill package in the Senate. Weekly disability payments would rise by 2.50 with medical and surgical benefits growing from 450 to 750 over 12 months. The disease claim period would extend from four to eight years.

Harrisburg Scranton Senate Pennsylvania Philadelphia General Hospital

Pentagon plan to shift reservists into National Guard raises deployment readiness

McNamara stated in December that if allowed, the plan would move about 145000 Army Reservists into the National Guard boosting total strength to 550000 in priority units. It proposes eliminating 21 weakened Guard divisions and converting others to high strength brigades. Pennsylvania remains outside the new distribution of eight priority divisions. The plan lists the 26th and 28th Divisions with specific brigades spread across Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Ohio.

McNamara National Guard Pennsylvania Pentagon 26Th Infantry Division Massachusetts 28Th Infantry Division Maryland Ohio

Johnson pushes voting rights bill to federal registrars

President Johnson urged Congress to pass a voting rights bill appointing federal registrars to ensure qualified citizens can vote in states with low registration or turnout. He cited Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Virginia Georgia and South Carolina and noted Alaska's low turnout due to cold weather. The speech drew applause and mixed reactions from Southern lawmakers.

Civil Service Commission Justice Department Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Virginia Georgia South Carolina Alaska Johnson Congress Senate Russell B. Long James O. Eastland D-Miss Senate Judiciary Committee Richard B. Russell D-Ga J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee George W. Grider Dtenn Memphis George Andrews Dala Sen Ellender House John W. McCormack Hubert H. Humphrey Everett M. Dirksen Gerald R. Ford

Erie-Ohio Canal plan seen as railroad ruin threat

Curtis D. Buford president of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad warned that the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal could ruin railways in Northeastern Ohio. He said costs were underestimated and benefits overrated by the Army Corps of Engineers, noting the public has until April 3 to file objections to the report issued March 3 with a $1 billion price tag.

Cleveland (Ap Curtis D. Buford Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Co Ohio Buford U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Meadville Area Eyes Corps Site

Meadville area eyes a 100 man Youth Corps Training Center after the Interior Department approval. The site is in Randolph Township near Wayne Township south of Mt Hope, with August as tentative occupation and a 21 counselor staff ready two weeks before trainees arrive. Construction would start promptly after final approval.

Darrell D. Uptegrait Erie National Wildlife Refuge Randolph Township Office of Economic Opportunity Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall Scranton Uptegraf Wayne Township Mt. Hope Uptegraft

Nuisance Sentence for Munhall Auto Shop Operation

James Pris tas 29 of Munhall was sentenced to 10 days in jail for disobeying a court order to limit operations at his garage. Judge William F. Cer-ordered the action amid nuisance complaints about the business.

Pittsburgh James Pristas Munhall William F. Cer

Sugarcreek Township Liquor Vote Petition Challenge

Three women checked individual signatures at the Venango County courthouse to verify Sugarcreek Township voters for a May 18 primary liquor question. Petitions were filed by Genevieve Spishock of Reno owner of the RICE Quality Court Motel seeking liquor licenses and a cocktail lounge. Objections must be filed with Judge William E Breene by 5 p.m. today to delay a hearing.

Franklin Sugarcreek Valers Venango County Sugarcreek Township Genevieve Spishock Reno New Rice Quality Court Spishock William E. Breene

West Homestead Garage Ban Sparks Resident Protests

Yone had banned Pristas from operating the garage on Sundays or after 8 p.m. Residents protested, claiming Pristas created a nuisance at the West Homestead garage.

Yone Pristas West Homestead

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