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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
2
Peter Garish about 72 of Gracetown in Indiana County was struck and killed by a car along Route 119 near Eve yesterday as he walked. The report notes several political items including civil rights legislation and tax cuts, with Johnson facing a broad legislative push and debate on major proposals this year.
Johnson critics say Congress failed to advance health care for the elderly and a large Appalachia aid package, despite approving higher lawmakers pay. Johnson may recall Congress after the November election if he wins, arguing the session accomplished much of Kennedy’s program while adjuring during an election year.
Elizabeth Ann Vaughan rites were held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Donald Veale officiating. Interment followed in Venango, Pennsylvania cemetery. Attendees included Randolph Smith of Oil City, Frank Jones of Lake Worth Florida, Sarah Smith, Randolph Smith of New Kensington, Aceb Hills of Erie, Whiteside of Buffalo, and others. organist Mrs. Glenn Henderson played selections before and after the service.
Mrs Dale Helen Sutherland may wait after 3 p m Monday at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg A prayer service will be held there at 1 p m Monday The body will be taken Tuesday to Harald Tower Funeral Home Belte Vernon where friends may fall from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m Tuesday and may attend the funeral service there at 3 30 p m Interment will be in Howe Cemetery Belle Vernon The Requiem Mass for William Borsa will be said at St Thomas Church on Wednesday at 9 30 with interment to follow in St Elizabeth Cemetery The Rosary will be recited at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday at 8 p m where friends may call on Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7
The calendar lists weekly YMCA activities from October 5 including girls team events, hospital auxiliary dinner, coed and adult swim sessions, TOPS classes, girl scouts, basketball dinners, and various youth programs. Daily slots cover swimming, beginner classes, and high school activities with times from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and a Saturday family swim reservation option.
A three judge court in Birmingham halted new federal rights law, ruling Congress can regulate interstate commerce only when activities have a close substantial relation to commerce and are essential. The decision marks a setback for the broader federal reach over state practices.
The storm Hilda, sweeping from the bayou country through Baton Rouge and into southwest Mississippi, brought heavy rains, wind gusts over 90 mph, and Lake Pontchartrain flooding. In McComb the storm dumped 12 inches of rain while Baton Rouge recorded 10 inches. New Orleans saw a violent backlash with high waves crashing seawalls and flooding Lakeshore Drive as the storm’s eye shifted eastward.
Testimony shows Reynolds receiving 25.00 channeled through Baker toward the 1960 Kennedy Johnson campaign fund. Williams presents a 109205.60 check from McCloskey's firm to Reynolds, contrasting with 73681.28 allegedly owed for the premium and stadium performance. The White House reports an FBI investigation ordered by Johnson. McCloskey says he paid Reynolds the exact amount claimed.
Two death notices: Mrs Sutherfast 44 of Charterai died yesterday at Erle Osteopathie Hospital after short illness. She, born 1916 in Monessen, survived by husband Dale and four sons, one daughter, many grandchildren and siblings. funeral services planned. Separately, Mr Wanam Bursa 80 of 119 Sixth Street died Saturday at Memorial Hospital after sudden illness. He was Polish born, lived in several towns, worked at Ajax Iron Works, and is survived by second wife Sophie, four daughters, two sons, 27 grandchildren, and one stepson. Requiem Mass planned with interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
Forty one of the Baltimore and Ohio Ursin coal cars derailed at the New Castle yards as the train entered. No injuries reported and cause of the derailment was not determined.
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