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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
3
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The Corry School Board unanimously approved 419 to fund plantings for Concord School to be installed by Corry Area High School Future Farmers of America and vocational agriculture students under Richard Farrer. The project is the FIFA year’s assignment.
The Voskhod spacecraft landed after 17 orbits with crew Col. Vladimir Komarov, Konstantin Feoktistov, and Dr. Boris Yegorov. Tass reported the 24 hour mission accomplished with scientific research in space and direct observations, while sources noted it could last two days. Khrushchev promised a celebratory Moscow reception for the cosmonauts.
The 14 year old Canadian Scout James nasier, hailed for overcoming obstacles to reach Was in Fostoria Ohio to visit his love, returned to Burgesville Ontario last night. His father Lloyd Kasler said he plans a lengthy talk with him in the morning about the trip.
The board plans a four step approach to recover delinquent taxes two years overdue. A letter from the school board solicitor would request remittance, then alderman collection, then a sale of personal property, and finally a sheriff's sale if needed. About 17 779 owed with 65 percent ready for action. county owned 22 percent and 13 percent unaffected.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission approved 1,550,000 for land acquisition under law 70 for 1964 to 1966 at its Meadville meeting. They budget 300,000 for 1964-65 and 1,250,000 for 1965-66, with no specific properties named. Also approved 250,000 to work with the federal Water and Land Conservation Act, opened deer refuges and propagation areas including 1,320 acres on Warren County game land 29, and authorized purchasing 11 tracts of game land including part of 9% acres in Venango County. Commission President H L Buchanan presided.
Smolen recounts his 1968 kidnapping after a reunion at the embassy with wife Marian of Rockford Illinois. He was abducted en route to work, forced to stay at a single location, blindfolded, with a three-man group present. He was kept in a gang hideout and fed ham burgers, soft drinks, and chicken. One suspect named Arsenio Pasarin, 26, is noted among those arrested.
Franklin county highway worker Harley Winters 55 of Tithaville was injured when a grader ran into him on a state project. He suffered a dislocated hip and multiple foot fractures and was taken to Franklin Hospital for treatment. State Police reported the grader driver as M Taitehow RD 2 Polls.
In wee wormuinr Wyoming a holding company chief, Howard Hartman, aged 8, was fatally wounded by a gunshot outside his home. Police reported the victim died by his own action, found unconscious on the lawn with a revolver nearby. His son Christopher, 20, reported he heard a shot while watching the World Series. Hartman led Normaco Inc with HQ in Waukesha Wisconsin, and two naturalized Venezuelans, Alberto Rodrigo Barro, 24, and another associate, were named in connection with the case.
At last night's meetings the Corry School Board and Joint Committee approved shifting the 1984-65 calendar to close on deer season day November 16, and not December 7. Two handicapped transport contracts went to Leon Proctor and wife for Erie trips at $20 daily and $15 daily for Columbus School. Edith Carter was named home and school visitor at $1.50 per call plus seven cents per mile. Dr J Guy Butters named school physician at $1,200 yearly with additional medical and dental appointments for 120 pupils as listed.
The Corry Board approved the Fuller school tax plan to avoid tax payments within the district and unanimously appointed Jerome Dayig to the Corry Area School Building Authority. Dayis replaced Keith Henton who left the authority for the school board. Moele Pave of Columbus was hired as custodian at 3400 dollars yearly. The Property Committee plans to open bids at the November meeting for high school parking lot lighting.
Space planners face scrutiny as the United States trails by two years in lunar goals and prepares to adjust funding. Analysts note the Soviet launch success and ongoing strong space program, with NASA chief James Webb warning the Russians seek national power and prestige ahead of Gemini and beyond.
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