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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1964
Page
5
The readable fragments reference a political stance and policy themes. Names, dates, and places are not clearly legible, but the text suggests a discussion of party alignment and governance priorities within a historical context.
B G Bennett addresses Kiwanis Club on downtown off street parking needs and city plans. Bennett, head of the City Parking Authority, notes the average shopper walks 300 yards. County Planning Commission members Rossbacher and Miller report on updates and future goals. Mayor Barr as a meeting with the planning group sets aims. Frank McKnight announces children’s night next Monday.
Jamestown African Violet Club prepares for the 11th annual show with the theme African En utment at the Jamestown Hotel on April 18 and 19. Hobbyists may enter violets regardless of club membership. show hours are 1 PM to 10 PM on the 18th and 12 noon to 8 PM on the 19th. Entries must be submitted by April 17 between 2 and 9 PM. Contact Mrs Elmer Rose at 29 Pershing Avenue Jamestown NY, entries chairman.
Mrs Walter Wotus of Gamma road R D 2 will host a special meeting for April committee members of the Catholic Daughters of America court conception No 35 at her home tomorrow evening. Plans cover the April 9 business session and the April 22 past grand regents dinner meeting with Ann Baressi as program chair and Albert Wotus as cochairman. Committee members invited to participate include Cray Jr, Peterson, Wood, McMichael, Kovach, Allyn, and Wharton.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Vander Seliwal of Clymer Mill today announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Miss Leona Ella Vanderschaal to Bruce Ralph Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson of Ashville NY The bride elect is a junior at Clymer Central School The fiance is employed at Yorktown Industries in Lakewood NY A definite wedding date has not been set
Rainbow Girls will initiate 15 members into the Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls tomorrow at 7 40 p m in the Masonic Temple. Special guest Miss Janet Lutz, worthy advisor from Blenwood City Pa, attends as a student at Thiel College Greenville. A 14 member color guard will be present and a buffet supper for officers and advisors will precede the ceremonies at Wayne street home of Mrs Clifford Buesink.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged unbending American firmness against communism during a Bangkok visit. He said the United States must keep recognition from Communist China and block Peking from gaining a United Nations seal while remaining in South Vietnam until the guerrilla war is won. Nixon spoke at an American Chamber of Commerce luncheon insisting there can be no wavering or compromise with Communists.
Lucien Price, 81, veteran Boston Globe editorial writer for fifty years and author, died yesterday. He shaped the paper’s opinion pages and published several books.
A vintage recipe for SPAM salad mixes lemon gelatin with hot water then chills into a thickened base. It combines chopped Spam celery onion hard boiled eggs and pimento with salad dressing, folded into the gelled mix and served on lettuce.
Easter travelers returned home from visits in Larimer Swinsvale and Alexandria while William Johnsons joined a Masonic sunrise service at Arlington. Local groups planned meetings at Corry Grange Hall and St Thomas Church and a PTA session featured LeRoy Peck as guest speaker. Anniversary events and a quote about optimism completed the local notices.
Tenor Lauritz Melchior 74 plans to marry television producer Mary Markham 40 who once served as his secretary. Markham, a mother with a 3 year old son from a previous marriage, said she would wed Melchior on May 23.
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Hospital his kidney trouble has improved slightly but intermittent esophageal bleeding continues and heart function staying stable Doctors note no conclusion on a stomach ulcer as Lt General Heaton suggested amid three major surgeries in 24 days
A Pennsylvania State University student died in a head on crash near Ebensburg Cambria County while returning from Easter recess. John H Miller 19 Verranda Allegheny County was killed. Two Pittsburgh students David Best and Susan Goldstein were treated at Mercy Hospital Altoona for injuries and listed in fair condition.
Albania branded the release of the American fliers as Khru shhev s latest capitulation in the Cold War clash with Moscow as Radio Tirana described Vienna s AP report from the Panama era style.
U S Gemini capsule set for a full scale sea test in the Gulf of Mexico about 30 miles south of Galveston. Three astronauts Neil Armstrong John Young and James Lovell will pair with three Manned Spacecraft Center engineers in 12 hour shifts. Tests aim to study sea water effects on instruments leaks battery life and flotation.
President Johnson spends what could be his last full day at his Texas ranch near Johnson City, riding his Tennessee walking horse Lady B and tending Hereford calves. He expects to return to Washington after several days, aiming for a Wednesday return announced at a news conference.
Del Norte County Sheriff Ozzie Hovgaard confirms eleven dead and four hundred left homeless after a devastating tidal wave that struck Crescent City following the Alaska quake. rescuers continued sifting through wreckage amid widespread damage totaling about 50 million dollars as eight previously listed missing were found.
In Britain barbers vote to double charges for customers who skip haircuts beyond four weeks. A spokesman cites reshaping as the cause and notes current prices range from 49 to 63 cents, reflecting higher costs and demand.
KODIAK Alaska AP Airman Ve Gordon Wallace of Greenville Pa recounts the loss of his wife Arlene 26 and son Jack 7 swept from the beach during a Friday quake spawned tidal surge. Wallace survived after a wall of water hit while they sought higher ground near Chiniak. Navy rescue crews sighted seven bodies at Kalsin Bay, with two believed to be Mrs Wallace and her son.
South Vietnamese Ranger battalion killed 32 Viet Cong after a three hour fight about 0 miles north of Saigon. Ranger losses were seven killed and 31 wounded, according to U.S. military sources.
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