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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
1
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AP dispatch reports Senator Barry Goldwater told a breakfast audience in Atlantic City that Johnson wields excessive presidential power and that Congress has usurped authority. He pledged to curb executive power if elected as he campaigns to unify New Jersey Republicans under his conservative banner. Rep Milton Glenn echoed party unity, noting GOP differences yet shared Republican identity.
Des Moines AP report that President Johnson attacked Barry Goldwater’s farm proposals as disastrous for American agriculture. He warned the plan would end price supports and harm the economy, in a Midwest swing after North Carolina. Johnson’s Des Moines speech previewed his six day, 11 state tour and nationwide telecast.
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service urges all registered applicants to visit the Corry office or call to update their telephone numbers. Office manager William A. Michael notes many numbers are incorrect or are neighbors’ numbers. Last month the local PSES placed 45 workers across fields from unskilled to professional. There were 146 new applications, 63 openings, and 75 referrals, with unemployment claims at a multi-year low. Openings include plant laborers, service workers, stock boys, and sales clerks, plus upcoming positions at a new IGA store and Brae pickers in the North East area. The office expects ongoing strong placement activity.
The Southern Rhodesian government declared a state of emergency in the Salisbury African township, saying the situation endangered public safety and essential services. The objective was to arrest all thugs and hooligans.
Paul Lorman, 21, who was presumed drowned in Lake Erie two weeks ago, was found alive at his parents home on the west side. Police say his distressed wife Linda and another couple were with him when he launched a hydroplane and slipped overboard. He swam away and did not reveal his whereabouts before returning home.
In Jackson Heights at Public School 149, police arrested 65 adults on loitering charges near a school during a third day sit in by white mothers backing a school integration protest that drew about 100 demonstrators outside the building. One man faced felonious assault charges. 80 children were also taken to court, and police expected further arrests if protests resumed.
A seven year study of eight hundred middle aged men adopting a prudent diet shows heart attack rates about one third of nonparticipants. Diet reduced fat intake and lowered cholesterol, with two groups under 50 and one over 50 showing markedly fewer attacks than peers.
In Augusta, Rep. William E Miller and Sen. Barry Goldwater urged aid to Cuban exiles to reclaim the island from Castro. They spoke to about 4000 near the Confederate monument, then headlined to Florida for a Bay of Pigs veterans rally. They argued a strong foreign policy and noted military service records in contrast to Johnson and Humphrey.
The General Services Administration rejected Republican claims that the Austin federal building project would cost 32.65 million more with a Johnson suite. It said final cost would be slightly under 10 million and that no White House requirements exist for presidential occupancy. The White House has authorized space for former presidents and lawmakers, but specifics remain unsettled.
After the storm, most of St Mary Parish residents return to damaged homes despite warnings. Power, water, and sanitation remained scarce while 25,000 families across Louisiana and Mississippi faced impact. In Iberia and surrounding parishes schools may stay closed. damages likely exceed $100 million with 37 deaths.
Dr Winfred Overholser aged 22 retired two years ago after 25 years as superintendent of St Elizabeths Hospital in Washington a federal institution for the mentally ill died yesterday
A Vietnamese airstrike report claims nine American servicemen died when a helicopter crashed after coming under fire near Saigon. One survivor and a second chopper were shot down during the same engagement as Vietnamese ground troops tried to aid the crash sites. The conflict raged elsewhere as fighting continued to intensify across the country.
News digest reports Congo Premier Tshombe is being held by the Nasser government to pressure Congo to lift gendarmes surrounding the United Arab Republic embassy in Leopoldville. Al Alam claimed Tshombe would stay in Juba Palace, while other wires say he would depart.
Wayne township planning commissioners presented zoning proposals to the township supervisors at the Five Points township building. Robert Clark, chairman, said the supervisors will study the plan and later hold a public hearing. Clark reported rising public support after earlier opposition. he urged all interested residents to attend the announced meeting.
Pat Doyle Good, 450, of Kittanning, was killed yesterday when his bulldozer tipped over while clearing ground in Altoona. The accidental death occurred at the work site with no immediate witnesses.
Mrs Lyndon Johnson tours the South on a second day of stops while Barry Goldwater campaigns for his husband in Munie Indiana. Thousands of families shuttering in hurricane zones refuse to heed warnings. A study finds anticoronary club dieters cut fatal heart attack risk by one third. Harvard advised college girls to ski well. Congo Premier Tshamba drops bid for non aligned conference in Calvo. De Gaulle wins cheers in Paraguay as Peron breaks up his motorcade in Argentina.
David Lilienthal states the United States was ready to deploy poison gas against Japan late in World War II but did not due to British fears of a German counterattack on England. He recalls General George C. Marshall relaying this in June 1947. the remark appears in Lilienthal’s 1947– book The Journals of David E Lilienthal The Atomic Energy Years.
Warren and Oil City fans clashed as rocks hurled from Oil City bleachers injured two Warren women during a football game. Chief Potts said witnesses saw boys tossing stones toward Warren sections. Mrs Tulliner suffered a cut near the eye and Susan Johnson, 16, received a head scalp laceration requiring stitches. Both patients were treated and released from Oil City Hospital. The stadium layout prompts easier projectiles from higher Oil City seating toward Warren fans.
Firefighters from ten companies battled a garage residence blaze at 230 F. Mm. 20 responders used 200 feet of hose to knock down the fire in the Robert Loveland property at 10 East Street. About 4850 dant Agr burned. residents reported children playing in the upper loft. Neighbors found the fire at 5:20 after a 4:30 a.m. alarm.
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