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Elks club Beverly announces dining room reopening for winter months starting Thursday October 10. Special chicken and biscuit dinner priced at 1.25 dollars.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
2
Elks club Beverly announces dining room reopening for winter months starting Thursday October 10. Special chicken and biscuit dinner priced at 1.25 dollars.
A lengthy hospital notice lists admissions and discharges from Corry Memorial Hospital and Union City Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs Glenn Styers Panama NY and Mrs Ethel Ottaway along with various addresses in Corry Clymer Union City and surrounding areas. The item references emergency services, ambulance calls, and ongoing medical notices, ending with an advertisement for Line-O-Ad and Turben's Auto Service.
A Miami broadcast reports Hurricane Flora lashing the Caribbean and threatening Cuba with gale warnings reaching Stuart Florida. The storm’s impact includes flooded villages around Victoria de las Tunas and Santiago de Cuba, drinking water shortages, and collapsed homes. Rescue teams use helicopters as crews are missing and farm workers are marooned, with Cuba facing significant crop losses.
In Washington, Gen Maxwell D Taylor may visit Pakistan next month to ease tensions over U.S. arms shipments to India amid Pakistan’s opposition to Indian military buildup and China’s perceived threat. Yugoslavia’s $2 million aid eligibility sparks congressional ire as critics question the classification. Space program leaders warn against underestimating Soviet capabilities as U.S. space efforts face cycles of upgrading and downgrading.
Pittsburgh hosts a discussion on a new state law to regulate home improvement financing effective January 18. The bill requires detailed contracts, limits prepayment penalties, and bans packaging of debts with other obligations. Panelists include Sen Donalow, Sidney Lifsher, Alexander Sherrard, W T Gwennap, and Edgar Beard. moderated by Beard.
Harrisburg announces the opening of Pennsylvania's archery season which runs through the month end. Bowhunters must carry a valid resident or nonresident license and display it while afield. M J Golden of the Game Commission urges safety as last year saw only three bowhunting accidents, mostly minor, with most deer taken within 30 yards.
Postmaster General Gronouski addressed the National Association of Postmasters in Honolulu about the Hawaii legend of the Goddess of Fire. He joked about not seeing an unattractive woman, claiming safety from volcanic eruptions as a crater on Kilauea erupted nearby.
Harrisburg reports Gov Scranton ends 75 percent merit plan for 90 000 workers. New system grants 5 percent raises only to those rated outstanding or excellent annually, with good ratings every 18 months and fair every two years. Unsatisfactory ratings receive no increase.
Stan Lowe credits Wandsworth Prison with guiding his recovery after a 60 year journey from age 14 to adult life. He returned in tailored clothes plus a bouquet and letter of appreciation to the rehabilitation staff, saying the prison’s support set him on his longest spell of freedom and helped him restart.
Robert Rozuk, 43, suspended Sussex Borough NJ schools leader, held police at bay in Portage PA for about five hours using a .71 caliber rifle. No one hurt. After fire and tear gas, Rozuk exited, fell from ladder, and was taken to Cambria County Jail and later Tollidaysburg State Hospital. no charges filed.
The article notes the signing by Kennedy and lists several U.S. figures including O Patore R L Leverett Saltonstall Henry Jackson and Howard Cannon. It states this pact is the 12th major postwar accord involving the United States and the Soviet Union, with most being multilateral and only two bilateral treaties between Washington and Moscow.
About 75,000 Fayette County residents received Sabin type I oral polio vaccine at 24 county clinics yesterday. Dr. M Harlan Cloud, director, estimated 35,000 more are slated for inoculation next Sunday.
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