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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
4
The piece criticizes state control over school funding and mandates in Pennsylvania. It argues writer constitutional framers could not foresee heavy state intrusion into teacher wages class sizes and required raises. Rural directors plan budget cuts, focusing on non mandated areas like maintenance admin salaries and non professional staff to avoid state conflict.
A satirical line in The Clinton Courier-News notes a frog cannot breathe with its mouth open and contrasts it with human breathing, prompting readers to react to the quirky remark from the local paper.
In Erie Pennsylvania AP reports a man testified that Mary Lynn Crotty did not return to a friend’s home after a date with Daniel R Biebighauser 21 of Erie. The jury heard that Crotty 20 of Lawrence Park vanished January after meeting Biebighauser and Paulette Cywinski with a third student.
Paul Harvey reports Chester Bowles sought reconfirmation to return as Ambassador to India. Bowles argues Indians favor him and his friendship with India. The piece notes U.S. aid opinions, Congress stance, and debates over appointing civil servants based on popularity vs qualification, referencing EMAC centers and broader shopping trends.
Oil City considered a 1 percent wage tax after tentative approval of the 1983-64 joint budget by the Joint School Committee. The plan would raise about $130,000 to cover a $120,000 increase in school expenses, with the board weighing higher real estate taxes or the wage levy to meet the city’s share.
Frank Buterbaugh, 24, of Mount Morris was charged with murder after a grand jury action in the death of his 21-year-old wife Jane Buterbaugh. A hearing before Justice John Dailey led to his return to Greene County Jail. State Police say Jane was struck on a rural road near Mount Morris on May ?th.
Congressman Wayne Hays of Ohio leads a Senate panel questioning the State Department’s overseas office growth. A May 18, 1982 exchange over El Salvador’s office project reveals debates on size, purpose, and the work of diplomats and allied agencies in a small Central American country.
In hearings March 1963 critics complain of bloated aid bureaucracy. They note 200 staff at the San Salvador embassy, a 45 percent rise in one year, and an office building request of $1,150,000. They question the need for a large mission in El Salvador amid Parkinson's Law.
Oil City contractor David S. Schreckengost received $10,200 after a Venango County Court jury verdict for head injuries from a truck car crash on September 22, 1960. The Giles and Schreckengost firm earned an additional $575 in the same case against Edith Kraft of Oil City.
The Hare Creek Beagle Club held its regular monthly meeting at the Moose Home. Work nights begin next Tuesday and continue each Tuesday. Plowing and planting new feed strips will start at the club's training area between Spring Greek and Spartansburg. Albert Marty Jr. won the special monthly drawing, with Dr. Merle Amy and Ford Stewart also winning in other drawings. Officers reminded members that dues are payable.
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