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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
3
The readable scraps mention a night, a city, and possible requests or events. Details are unclear but imply a historical incident or scene with limited context and several damaged words. Further restoration needed to identify people, places, and exact events.
A Pee River Railroad freight train rear ended a stopped freight two miles southeast of Madsilon Ohio. Fireman Leo Hartsel aged 50 of Mansfield died. Engineer Joy Rohrer 47 and brakeman Robert Spurgeon 49 were injured. All three trains were westbound and rerouting was begun as wreckers cleared the main line.
Secretary of Internal Affairs Genevieve Blatt, a candidate for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate, urged federal milk marketing regulations for western Pennsylvania at a campaign luncheon in Greenville. She argued state minimum prices hurt western pa families and that federal rules would protect farmers and lower prices for housewives. In Harrisburg a $73 671 federal grant plus $50 000 state funds will aid the Public Welfare Department to rehabilitate the blind and visually impaired citizens.
Joseph of Arimathea, a Sanhedrin member, asks Pilot for Jesus body. Nicodemus brings myrrh and aloes. they wrap the body in linen with spices and place it in a rock tomb. A large stone seals the entrance to prevent desecration as the Son of Man is laid to rest.
Rev Virgil P Endsley interprets John 17 1 26 focusing on glorify keep and sanctify Christ asks the Father to keep believers in truth and preserve them from worldly influence sanctification through the truth is central to the believer life and intercession as depicted in this Lenten meditation from Wheelock Community Church.
A head-on collision on Route 18 seven miles north of New Castle injured five people. Loretta Anne Moffett 22 died at Jameson Hospital Keith Foster 19 from New Wilmington died ten hours after the crash. Moffett’s parents Donald F 59 and Lucille 60 were in critical condition. Chester Cameron 24 of New Castle was listed as serious. Foster’s car crossed the three-lane highway and struck Camerons auto, State Police said.
Norman Kane and Narcia Kane were sentenced to 60 days in Mahoning County Jail for failing to send their children to school. The couple’s 13-year-old son Richard had 234 days missing in his first six years. He is held on a separate juvenile matter after stealing baked goods. two other Kane children were placed with a social service agency.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. said it will begin production soon at Irwin in the glass capacitor field. Capacitors test instrumentation computer systems radar telemetry and ground and airborne communications.
Erie police and state troopers investigate two east side plant fires and a major blaze at the Pire Art Metal Co. early Saturday. City officers later say youths sparked the fires with torches behind Earl B Knox Co. and Curtze Crawford Inc. Watchman saw children in the area. officials pursue links between incidents.
Police investigate the fatal shooting of Dorothy Stadelman aged 12 or 13 as her brother John 15 and neighbor David Diethorn 14 are detained on armed robbery charges. Detectives say the pistol was among six guns stolen in six burglaries and the three were alone in the attic when gunfire occurred.
Reported strains and rumors surround President Johnson as Kennedy allies debate roles and continuity of government. Kennedy hints at departing after November, while McNamara and Rusk consolidate influence in Johnson’s circle as policy skirmishes unfold.
In the waning days of the Johnson era, Robert Kennedy’s clout declines as policy divisions widen. Douglas-Hillier, though highly regarded for probity, remains less connected to Johnson than to President Kennedy, signaling shifting power dynamics in Washington.
Ignane M. Nixon forecasts President Johnson will choose Robert F. Kennedy as vice president candidate in the Democratic ticket next November. The former Republican vice president added that the next most likely choice would be Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota.
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