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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
2
Fragmentary notices list emergency numbers for Corry Medical Hospital and Corry ambulance, discharge names Miz Zipyorah Miller and Ruth Jude, with partial addresses. Also includes a World Series party invitation at The National Bank of Corry and B Distributing Company hours with no deliveries after 5 p.m.
In Saigon, Premier Nguyen Khanh warns troops may be used to quell mob violence as Labor Confederation plans a mass action to reinstate 331 workers sacked during a general strike. Tensions rise with Buddhist Catholic strains and a Sunday student protest against the National Salvation Council. A second group of political prisoners is also noted.
AAKREISBURGAP reports that tax collections beat forecasts by 6.7 million in the first quarter. The Office of Administration says 4.9 million of the surplus came in September with sales tax 10.7 percent above expectations. Total September sales tax reached 40.4 million. over the quarter, sales taxes led estimates by 8.5 million. Johnson plans two Washington talks with Philippine President Diosdade Macapagal during his visit, plus a White House dinner Monday. Also, former Ngo Dinh Diem regime prisoners were shipped to Paulo Condore, Viet Nam, with others flown there Thursday.
Attorney John T. Curtin urged Southern Tier landowners whose land was condemned for the Kinzia dam project to request their funds. About 500 owners had not claimed $1,293,779 deposited last winter. 200 checks have been issued since June, with forms required before payment. Curtin said race not a factor and Indians have been paid. others must mail names, addresses, and track numbers to receive the proper form.
Congressman James D. Weaver was named to the powerful House Appropriations Committee, the watchdog on federal expenditures. The panel screens all allocations, this year totaling nearly 4100 billion. Weaver called the appointment an honor and said it enables him to better serve his district and promote balanced fiscal policies.
The office stated extensions to October 31 and November 45 were granted upon request, though Curtin's office lacks authority to grant extensions. It serves only as agent for the Pittsburgh Corps of Engineers overseeing the Kinzua dam project, which condemns about 700 parcels totaling 10,000 acres in the Southern Tier to be flooded for the reservoir.
Detroit AP reports a nationwide United Auto Workers strike against General Motors has indirectly affected about 20,000 workers. Canadian plants near Oshawa, St Catharines, and Windsor also reduced output or sent workers home as parts backlog and warehouse space shortages hinder production. The walkout began after failure to reach noneconomic contract terms, halting new 1965 model production.
A disaster report describes a DC6 propeller plane crash about 15 kilometers north of Aguar in the Sierra Nevada at 2,500 meters altitude. A Spanish search helicopter and a joint Spanish U.S. helicopter are en route, with civil guards and volunteers heading to the wreck site. The crew of seven and some injured are mentioned in the damaged text.
A four engine plane operated by UTA left Le Bourget near Paris before dawn Friday and stopped at Le Palma de Mallorca before continuing to Palmade in the Balearic Islands. The crash cause remains undetermined as authorities warn no hint of why it failed.
William P. Bundy assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs renewed a U S offer to help Japan and South Korea settle their differences. He conferred 90 minutes with South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Tong-won after meetings in Tokyo with Japanese officials.
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