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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
6
Union City residents Nancy Pattison and Merle Schlosser were named among motorists with suspended privileges as of March 9 by the state Bureau of Traffic Safety. Other local items note a city hospital admit, church services, fishing season prep at Dunkirk, and area bond and court updates.
In Miami the director of the Cuban Refugee Center Medical Clinic reports increasing malnutrition among Cuban exiles, especially young children, with signs including skin changes. Dr. Miriam Boseh commented on the situation as it develops in recent weeks.
Chin Nichols Jr. killed self and son in a crude bomb at his ex-wife’s Norton Homes apartment in Barberton. Two daughters escaped with minor burns as debris littered the yard. police say Nichols had a history of threats and disturbances at the residence.
Soviet Minister Nikolai Patulichev announced sweeping trade advantages for developing countries at the 122 nation UN Development Conference in Geneva. He pledged to boost purchases of primary and manufactured goods and to aid infant industries even if it reduces Soviet exports, while the United States urged self help alongside aid.
A brief yesterday broadcast noted a buy in Corry linked to a local television program in the same language community. The report highlighted a consumer purchase and regional timing.
Live births in Pennsylvania reached 221 920 with a rate of 111 per 1000, while 126 420 deaths occurred, yielding a death rate of 193 per 1000, per preliminary figures from the State Health Department. Data may change with more complete information as reported yesterday.
The Citizens League Against Fluoridation outlines an initiative to force fluoridation onto the ballot in Erie county by gathering 10 173 signatures within 20 days after clerk action. Opponents vow litigation within a week to block fluoridation, using both initiative and injunction strategies.
The eleven Apostles gather behind locked doors after Jesus is crucified. Thomas doubts until Jesus invites him to touch the nailed hands and pierced side, prompting Thomas to confess My Lord and my God. Jesus blesses those who believe without seeing.
City Council informally rejects a offer of fluoridation equipment valued at 12500 dollars from the Junior Chamber of Commerce while fluoridation law remains in effect. Dr. Quentin Orlando will introduce a resolution thanking the donors but opposing the gift. Mayor Williamson notes equipment funds exist in the water bureau budget and future gifts could be considered then.
Rev. Robert G. Caster preaches at Wayne Valley EUB Church on John 19 noting Pilate finds no fault, Jesus remains silent, and the crowd prevails in a scene of betrayal. The sermon echoes the hymn What will you do with Jesus questioning personal faith under trial. Dr William R Morrison, 74, noted Boston University surgery professor, has died.
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