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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1964

Page

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Crash Victim Identified In Corry Wreck On Corry-Spring Creek Road

Sandra Proper 25 of Union City was ejected when a foreign auto blew a right rear fire causing the driver Twila Mae Pier 21 and Beverly Heverly 20 of Corry to lose control and overturn into a ditch near Corry Memorial Hospital. Proper admitted. The other two escaped injury. Damages set at 300 dollars. Beverly and Twila Mae gathered belongings before boarding ambulance at 7:30 AM.

Corry Sandra Proper Union City Corry Memorial Hospital Twila Mae Pier Marion Street Corry-Spring Creek Beverly Heverly New Process Warren Beverly Twila Mae

City restricts culverts to heavy metal or reinforced pipes

City Council approved new culvert rules after homeowners used makeshift culverts like old hot water tank shells and vitreous tile. Only corrugated metal pipe at least 10 inches in diameter or reinforced concrete pipe at least 12 inches will be allowed, meeting ASTM Class TL, Wall A standards. Clay tile, non reinforced cement pipe, and fiber pipe are banned. Streets Department will install culverts only for properties meeting these specs. aid after using disallowed materials will be refused.

David Johnson Johnson Sumerrsau Streets Department

Lawford Sued Over Hilton Bill in California

Beverly Hilton Hotel and Hilton Hotels Corp sue actor Peter Lawford and his production firm in Santa Monica California for 6762 dollars 42 cents claiming this settles part of a 9011 dollar bill for lodging and service at the Beverly Hilton from August 1962 to November 1963. Lawford has not paid.

Peter Lawford Santa Monica Calif Beverly Hilton Hilton Hotels Corps Lawford Beverly Hilton Hotel

Wallace Wallace Gates Indiana Primary In Warrow Politics

Seven Today Wallace biggest name in primary with George Wallace fighting Indiana front. Welsh aims to blunt Wallace while civil rights debate rages in six states and DC. Taft Jr. leads Ohio Republican contest and Glenn backers hope to win Young’s Democratic bid. Florida gubernatorial fight and unpledged electors in Alabama draw attention as major questions loom.

Washington Indiana Alabama George C. Wallace Ohio Taft Glenn States District of Columbia Matthew E. Welsh Johnson Piet Wallace Wisconsin Wallace Welsh Robert Taft Jr Robert A .Taft Ted W. Brown Brown Stephen M. Young John H. Glenn Jr Young Florida Senate Oklahoma New Mexico Welsh Wallace Arizona Barry Goldwater Minnesota Harold E. Stassen Milady Goldwater

Seven Jobs Open in Corry Prompts Local Appeal

In Corry seven vacancies exist per William A. Michael, manager of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service. Five posts seek live‑in housekeepers for the elderly with salaries and board but no takers, while two other openings for a bookkeeper and a plumber's helper remain unfilled despite local graduates seeking work. Michael urges interested women to visit the office, noting qualifications are simple and desired is simply a willing worker.

Tn Corry William A. Michael Pennsylvania State Employment Service Michael

Drain or Not To Drain Sewer Plan Delayed

North End sewer project may be delayed a year as Byron Nichols of 615 Wayne argues at a City Council meeting that basement flooding from surface water will not be solved by the proposed sanitary line. City Engineer David Johnson warns deeper lines needed would flood basements and require costly booster stations and Bear Creek tie ins, prolonging the program.

Wayne Street North End Byron Nichols Wayne Nichols Raymond Arerdue David Johnson Johnson Jathers Bear Creek

Hearings Planned on 70 Million Project 70 in Pa

Public hearings are set for next Monday in Harrisburg on Project 70, Pennsylvania’s 70 million recreation and land reclamation program. Senator Zehnder H. Confair and other witnesses from sportsmen and farm groups will present views. No final action expected until the Senate reviews Scranton administration’s eminent domain proposal already before the House.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Zehnder H. Confair R-Lycoming Committee On Senate Scranton Administration House Chambers James J. Dougherty Philadelphia

City Council Responds To Golf Course Protest

City Clerk instructed to reply to Robert Forrester’s protest regarding a proposed municipal golf course open to the public. Forrester, former Corry Country Club president and current director, argues a municipal course could ease social pressures and grow future golfers but urges a realistic cost appraisal. The council and Golf Commission will rely on a feasibility study by L Robert Kimball Engineering, which employs over 125 and reports feasibility. Engineers plan a meeting with City Solicitor Rozelle and financing consultants next week to finalize findings. All planning aligns with a $5,000 fiscal allocation.

Percy Corbin Robert Forrester East South Street Forrester Corry Golf Commission L. Robert Kimball Engineering Pennsylvania Douglas Rozelle

Trucker Dies In Fiery Crash Near Uniontown

Adamiuniy Pennsylvania AP reports a flatbed truck lost brakes on Route 40, ripped guard rails, struck a utility pole and tree, plunged down an embankment and burst into flames killing the driver, William D Land of Findlay Ohio, who was later pinned in wreckage. Hopwood resident Charles R Dillon tried to aid him but was repelled by heat and fire.

Adamiuniy Uniontown William 1D Land of Findlay Ohio Polite Charles R. Dillon Hopwood Lames

U S Military Plane Crashes In Viet Nam Nine Americans Killed

A US Army Caribou transport crashed at Tan Hiep 25 miles northeast of Saigon killing nine Americans and six Vietnamese servicemen. The twin engine aircraft failed shortly after takeoff as smoke from a left engine spread. Witnesses said the aircraft wheeled, climbed briefly, then plunged into a field. eight bodies were thrown clear and the rest were recovered from the wreckage. Five Americans from Globe Air Force Base in the Philippines would have joined the flight.

U.S Viet Nam TAN _fITEP Saigon Tan Hiep Otto Tan Hiep rock-Hare Fie Glavi Air Force Base Philippines M. S. James Tucker Gainesville

Hint Castro On Way Out

Washington reports say Cuban exile groups plan a persistent sabotage and terrorist campaign to overthrow Fidel Castro. Exiles expect small cells inside Cuba, avoiding direct U.S. involvement, with May 20 cited by exile leader Manolo Ray. American officials say they have no confirmed plans despite rumors of growing discontent and intensified anti Castro activity.

Washington Jtmors Cuba Fidel Castro Miami United States U.S Exles Manolo Ray Puerto Rico Bay of Pigs Castro Casio

Post Prom Party Clears Last Of Financing Hurdles

Training for the post prom party has cleared its final financial hurdle for the year. A tag sale raised 201, bringing total this year to over 800, with 914 in hand and about 100 left for next year. Wright School sixth graders aided with 26 children helping. The prom night is May 28 with a planning meeting May 15 in the high school art room for parents wishing to help.

Wright School

Plane Skids After Nose Wheel Collapse at Rochester Airport

A United Air Lines passenger plane skidded 700 yards on the runway at Rochester Monroe County Airport when its nose wheel collapsed during an attempted takeoff. All 24 passengers and five crew members escaped injury, a United official said.

Rochester United Air Lines Rochester-Monroe County United

Council reappoints three to city posts at regular session

At a regular session last night the council reappointed three city officials. One incumbent received a four year term with a four thousand dollar salary, while Johnson’s four year term carries a ten thousand dollar annual pay, increased by five hundred from start. Percy Corbin was reappointed as city clerk at eight hundred sixty dollars yearly, unchanged. Douglas Rozelle Jr. was named city solicitor for four years at nineteen hundred dollars yearly, matching the prior rate. Salary changes take effect January first as set in the budget.

Ac Ms David Johnson Johnson Percy Corbin Douglas Rozelle Jr Roger Brown Rozelle Brown

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