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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
4
A Harrisburg review criticizes state publications for overproduction and wastefulness. A legislative committee studies some 2300 titles, urges fewer handbooks, revised mailing lists, and better corrections. Education and federally funded pamphlets are common, while some departments limit or sell materials to curb costs.
October 5 1944 reports Allied advances as American First Army breaches Ubach while fighting heavy German resistance. Four engine Liberators launch long Pacific raid to cripple Japan's aviation fuel supply. British forces land in western Greece, seize Patras airfields with RAF support. other notes cover local deaths, bond redemptions, club activities, and a football team explanation for a 38 0 loss. Local updates include obituaries Garret Ten Huisen and Richard Averill, bond activity, club meetings, and a high school football denial of team friction.
Ronald Cooper and Jim Clark, both 16, reported seeing an unidentified flying object near Titusville Airport around 5:15 a.m. The object, about the size and brightness of a shooting star, flew along the horizon with blinking lights and vanished after about a minute. It was the fifth sighting in less than a month.
Fragmentary text from the Evening Journal lists staff roles and advertising taglines. It mentions publishers and editors alongside references to advertising firms and an Associated Press attribution, with much unreadable filler following.
Jim Bishop describes a trip from Copenhagen to Hornbaek along the Baltic coast. He notes the landscape, Danish cultural contrasts, and a stop at Store Bjorn a thatch roof restaurant with candles blue and white china and hearty fare including hot chocolate Danish beer and cherry cordial as families return from church.
Meadville branch of the NAACP sponsors adult education with Allegheny College students teaching basic and advanced writing, French, Spanish, and literature to about 30 adults in a church basement. Robert Warbin chairs the student group with Constance Leagan aiding. classes run in evenings at college facilities.
Drew Pearson reports from Belgium on European anxiety over a Goldwater presidency and potential nuclear weapon deployment. Allies worry about a misstep, the hot line, and misread signals amid reports of Chinese atomic prep and U2 satellite surveillance.
In October 1960 North American Air Defense Command detected a radar alert suggesting Soviet ICBMs were crossing the Arctic toward the United States. Air Marshal C Roy Slemon faced 17 minutes to warn Washington as Khrushchev reportedly moved to New York. The attack warning proved to be a radar fluke, averting catastrophe.
The creation of the Washington Moscow hot line is cited as preventing accidental war. The Republican party has officially supported abolishing it, a stance that heightens European unease until the election concludes.
In Pittsburgh yesterday, 66 year old Rachel Brown attempted to calm a quarrel between her husband William 89 and Booker Savior 33. Savior allegedly pointed a gun at Brown and she collapsed from a heart attack. Brown charged with disorderly conduct. Savior charged with violation of the Uniform Firearms Act pointing a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct.
Thomas Keller, 19, of St Marys died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh from head injuries suffered when he was injured in a traffic crash on September 27 in Elk County.
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