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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1964
Page
6
The Erie area petitions to force a fluoride issue on the November ballot surpassed 4184 signatures with 1184 at city clerk office and 2980 from 12 firehouses. Over 10000 valid signatures needed by May 12 to place the measure on the ballot.
Six orders were issued by three Erie County judges during the May term, including William T White of 127 Park Street ordered to pay $24 weekly for three children's support. Merle Schlosser of 114 East Main Street has continued cases, and Salvatore J Consollo of 219 East Street was ordered to post a $300 bond for peace violation risk. Corrian delivery began yesterday for this year’s Corrian published by Corry Area High School.
A fine concert last evening at Corty Area High School featured the Senior High Concert Band the Prep Band and the Senior High Girls' Chorus in a joint program that pleased the audience. The show aided John Bliley’s Europe tour with The School Band of America. Highlights included accordion solo by William Sprovers a solo by John Bliley and Kaylene Bliley with his accompaniment the Girls' Chorus singing and Carolyn Calvin offering The Little Brown Jug Goes to Town. Directors Joseph Howlett William Minor and H Lynn Rice led the event.
SIGNIFICANT, INDEED BOISE Idaho The Idaho Education Association asks its 7 200 members to wear safety pins on lapels or blouses through the end of the next legislative session in 1985 Executive Secretary Elmer S Crowley calls the pins a symbol of the perceived inadequacy of public school financing in Idaho School financing is figuratively pinned together not cut out of whole cloth he said
Seventy three Wright School fifth and sixth graders will perform in an exchange concert with Waterford Elementary. Principal Paul Claypool and Mrs Hi Lynn Rice lead the group. Soloists include Brenda Dahl Bruce Burr Becky Summerville Lynn Ross bacher with Mrs John Ross bacher assisting. A brass quartet and a bassoon duo join band.
Douglas Rothrock and Judy Schaeffer will perform a French horn duet. Most of the 73 band members are preparing for the Award Assembly concert where six solo or ensemble spots will be competitively chosen. The band first appeared in the Spring Concert at the Wright School with Sunny of Sunnyside presented at the annual PTA affair.
The Pennsylvania Senate mourned Sister M. Stanislaus McVay of the Sisters of Charity and Seton Hill College Westmoreland County. She died April 25 after 66 years in the order and 51 years teaching history. The chamber also lauded Dr Harold G Scheie for his ophthalmology contributions.
ROCHESTER Michigan AP The editor of a student newspaper at Oakland University was removed after a campus sex activities survey sparked days of wrangling Chancellor Durward B Warner suspended Wolf Metzger a 20 year old scholarship student Metzger said he lost the editorship to publish results alleging Varner threatened to suspend him over printing survey results Varner called the results phony and damaging to every girl on campus Metzger newlywed less than a week Maryann
A Canadian Caribou transport plane carrying troops and equipment crashed, killing nine U.S. servicemen. In Saigon Vietnamese taxi drivers protested a U S Embassy incident after two drivers were fatally shot. An English speaking man, likely American, was linked to the street shooting.
U S sources say the fallow iB union met and decided to launch a massive drive around the American Embassy area. Police patrols were moved into the vicinity to secure the district.
Cassius Clay, who prefers Muhammad Ali, announces a six week Africa tour to accept invitations from African nations. He plans to depart within a week by plane, with no fixed itinerary yet, as associates work on arrangements.
Accidents at the Aswan dam project in Cairo Egypt have killed 227 people including six Russians. The disaster highlights dangerous conditions at a major engineering work with workers from multiple nations. Local authorities declared days of mourning as rescue efforts continued.
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