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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
2
A Victorian style listing shows multiple adoptions of births and admissions in Wattsburg and nearby towns, with full names and addresses of parents and guardians. The piece also notes a Yemen delegation departing Moscow with Abdul Salam remaining, as reported by Tass.
President Johnson tells White House reporters he is prepared to review every issue raised by Panama and to meet at any time and place. He reads the statement to the press as a reaffirmation of U S policy and notes Panama's ambassador will study the message. He also comments on Salomon Salinger’s resignation and the Cuban helicopter hijack, saying he has spoken with Rusk and McNamara.
A 22 year old youth, Jim Vanderham, is suspected in the knife slayings of John and Mildred Bertela in Arizona. He waived extradition and will be returned to Arizona with 16 year old Theresa Robichard, who is to be turned over to juvenile officials in Phoenix. The pair fled from Fresno after planning marriage, and were tracked by bloodhounds in the Nevada desert near Austin.
Washington AP reports the Senate civil rights fight enters its seventh day as leaders seek 12 hour daily sessions to push a floor vote by midweek. Dixie bloc opposition and Morse threaten extended debate, while Easter recess possibilities loom. House works on a $6.2 billion Treasury Post Office bill and a NASA authorization of $5.2 billion this week.
CastlINGTON AP The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and United Workmen urged an Agriculture Department hearing on soup meat content. Union officials claim dehydrated soups may contain less than one percent poultry and demand at least two percent per serving.
President Johnson avoided comment on the release at a Saturday news conference. In Philadelphia Abraham Kessler and his wife Dora learned their son would be coming home by car radio, expressing joy as they returned from a funeral.
Rev Harris longtime musician and music teacher died at his Lincolnton North Carolina home after a long illness. He is survived by Dr H Ray Harris of Jamestown sister Miss Agnes Rupp of Corry and cousin Clyde Jones of Clymer and Thelma Harris his widow. Dr and Mrs Harris and Miss Rupp will travel to Lincolnton for funeral services at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The chief mate of the Soviet whaling vessel Vladivostok was recaptured in Cape Town harbor after swimming toward a Japanese trawler 100 yards away. The captain said the man grew deranged during a long Antarctic voyage and had been under guard with medical care for months.
Harold B. Kessler said last night that the release news is a real coincidence with his brother turning 31 on Monday. He added that the Russians were not concerned about the birthday, but he and others are tremendously delighted by the decision.
The 17 000 member Tokyo traffic union staged a three hour walkout paralyzing city streetcars buses and subways and delaying about 300 000 commuters. Workers opposed a plan to cut operating expenses in a management restructuring dispute.
Funeral services for Mrs. Amy Reed were held at the Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Leo McGaugh officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included nephews William Bureh Ronald Reed Eugene Reed William Tornstrom and John Rounds. many relatives traveled from Jamestown Toledo Spartansburg Frewsburg and North East to attend.
Vic Damone and wife Judy escaped serious harm after a Ferrari left U.S. Route 95 in the High Sierra north of Bishop California. The car tumbled 30 feet into a canyon injuring Damone and his wife. Damone suffered abrasions lacerations and a concussion while Judy Damone endured a concussion and bruises.
A reader asks if a son or daughter living away from home would enjoy The Journal daily, suggesting the publication as a daily companion for those far from home. The note frames the newspaper as a comforting, regular read for young readers.
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