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06 Oct 1964
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
1
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Council Opens Door For Creating City Golf Course
City officials move toward a public nine hole golf course on a 200 acre site at the northern edge. A 3 1 vote approved enabling the Golf Commission to pursue a construction loan up to 1100 thousand with city support if revenues fall short. The plan follows a 14 month study by a temporary commission and requires bank meetings and final approvals before fall construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr Clark
Philip Zalzneck
Joan
Golf Commission
Alidk
Grice
Commission
Mead Park
Weber
City Receives Hidden Gift To Extend Airport Strip
The City Council accepted a $2,524 cash gift from a local donor to help fund an extension of the 2,400 foot runway. If state and federal shares cover the remaining $7,588, a 600 foot addition will be built enabling larger twin engine aircraft to operate at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bender
Yost Associates
Pry Construction Co
Erie
Clarence Wallace
Cheman
Airport Authority
Council
Slow GM pact progress amid nationwide strike
DETROIT AP reports limited progress as GM and the UAW reached tentative national terms while only two local agreements were finalized. 115 of 130 local contracts remain unsettled. About 260000 GM workers stay off the job to back union demands as talks target price stability for 1967 models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Fisher Hoy
Pramingham
Mass
Allison
Indianapolis
General Motors
Johnson
Washington
UAW
Fon
Chrysler
Corry Couple Seek $10 000 In Crash Suit
Mry and Mrs. Reed of Corry sue Roger Chelton for more than $5,000 each over a March 22 collision on East Columbus Avenue. Police say Chelton, cited for speeding, struck the Reed car as Mrs. Reed stopped to turn left, causing neck injury to Mrs. Reed and damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Mry
Thomas B. Reed
East Columbus Avenue
Roger Ef. Chelton
R. D
Reed
Chelton
Columbus Avenue
Scranton cites 264 disagreements between LBJ and Kennedy
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania says Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy disagreed on bills no fewer than 264 times during their nine years together in Congress. He notes Johnson administration differs from Kennedy era and urges a hard look at rival statements by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Conn
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Scranton
Johnson
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Connecticut
Bill Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Johnnas
Goldwater
Russia Accuses U.S. Attaches of Spying in Siberia
The Soviet Union accuses three U.S. military attaches and a British attache of espionage in Khabarovsk and says the rooms were entered and belongings seized. The U.S. and Britain protest the violation of diplomatic immunity and demand explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Siberia
Foreign Ministry
Ayday
Washington
London
Far
Khabaroysk
Gund i WN Saville
Karl R. Liewer
George A. Aubrey
James F. Smith
U.S. State Department
Khayikes Lel
Goldwater proposes Eisenhower lead South Vietnam study group
Barry Goldwater urged Ike to head a panel of experts to South Vietnam to report on the crisis. He named Walter Judd, Adm. Burke, and Gen. Clark as of the proposed six man task force shaping a Republican course for Southeast Asia while campaigning in the Philadelphia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eixen- Wher
CUNY
Gold Water
Risenhower
Korea
Goldwater
Paul I. Wagner
Philadelphia
Willian W. Scranton
GOP
Goldwater Lcket
New England
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Vietnam
Arizona
Minnesota
Walter H. Judd
Congress
Aeleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Mark Clark
Judd
Reds Gaining In Finland Municipal Races
In Finland leftists and Communists swept municipal elections, led by youth support and discontent with rising prices and taxes. Early results show at least 322 town council seats captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Finland
Hglounis
Singer Frank Laine Undergoes Prostate Surgery
Hollywood singer Frank Laine age 54 is reported in good condition after prostate surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. A spokesman said no mareena was involved and the performer may be released in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Frank Laine
Cedars of Lanont Hospital
Marena
Laine
Supreme Court opens term with rights law challenge
The Supreme Court heard opening day arguments on the Civil Rights Act provision banning discrimination in public accommodations including hotels, restaurants, and motels. Heart of Atlanta Motel and Ollie’s Barbecue faced the central issue of whether the law exceeds Congress’s power to regulate interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
High Court
Indibavn
Barry ‘Guldwater
Senate
Dohineson
Moreton Ralleston Jr
Public Pressure Columbus Board Agrees To Cut Taxes In 1965
Columbus School Board, under taxpayer pressure, voted to protect 44 000 in surplus funds and to consider a tax cut next year. A six member taxpayer committee pressed for guarantees the money would be preserved and not spent this year. The board debated options including a refund, an immediate tax cut, or a combination, with officials unsure how to ensure end of year availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus School Board
New Columbus
Eugéne Bloom
Bloom
Tia
Louis Ball
Joseph Pitenyage
Merle van 1 Cise
Antidle
Flood Threats Mount In La After Hurricane Hilda Fades
Louisiana reels from Hurricane Hilda causing 36 deaths and up to 100 million in damages as crews repair power lines and utilities. Gov. Joh McKeithen tours devastated areas while residents return and evacuees: Amite and Comite river basins forecast crest three to six feet above flood stage. President Johnson commits 1 million in emergency funds. SBA designates disaster areas across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Joh McKeithen
Hilda
Gulf of Mexico
Baton Rouge
Amite
Comite
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Mississippi
Alaama —Neby
Local Bank Office Displays At YMCA Drive
A mixed presentation at the YMCA yesterday featured James Aye of the Citien Curry Office of the Maerloe National Bank presenting the bank’s official check and whetk. The scene captured by a Journal photographer shows a drive coordinated by the bank’s financial division with attendees watching the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aillary
James Aye
Citien Curry
Maerloe National Bank
YMCA
Balan
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