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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1966
Page
6
The Corry School Board voted unanimously to back a City Council plan raising crossing guard wages from 1.31 to 1.50 dollars per hour with equal salary costs shared by the city. The vote followed City Council approval at its previous meeting.
Concord School library faces shelving gap after 900 books purchased with Title 1 funds lie on the floor. Superintendent Ray Elsen says shelving could cost about 989 dollars and three bids will be sought since the amount is under 1,000. Board to review proposals with President Bennett and the Property Committee. Also, A. W. Binder, 71, noted composer, dies after brief illness in New York.
Police investigate a burned Franklin home where George E Yeatter 48 of Plummer was found dead in the basement beside a rifle with a spent cartridge. The fire’s cause is undetermined as his wife and six children stay with relatives in Harrisburg.
The Weather Bureau issued warnings covering Guadeloupe, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, and Mexico with 36 hours notice, noting Florida was not targeted. the region’s alert extended along the chain of the Florida Keys toward the Yucatan Peninsula as capers unfold.
Superintendent proposed a jointure subsidy of 7500 to 10000 dollars to expand the program and enroll up to 300 students next summer. Transportation costs, additional teachers, and selection criteria were debated, with Easton officials asking about costs, oversight, and impact on small class sizes. The Joint Committee agreed to subsidize part of the program but exact amounts remain to be determined.
The White House hosted two hour dinner talks between President Johnson and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko with subject details kept private. Johnson framed a push for reduced forces in Central Europe and eased export controls while urging Soviet steps toward improved relations. Miss Blanche Patch, 87, long serving secretary to George Bernard Shaw, died in London on Monday.
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