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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
6
Two senior teachers F Lowe Edwards and Fred J Schwab completed a Civil Defense Adult Education course in Warren and are now qualified to teach CD 12 Course in Individual Parish Wy and Community Survival. Corry and Warren County, Pa, students formed a class of 16 with others from Warren County.
In Baxterville Mississippi the Atomic Energy Commission conducted an underground nuclear test at the Tatum salt dome at 10 today. The five kiloton blast could be felt in Hattiesburg about 26 miles away where the newspaper building swayed for several seconds.
Democrats lead in Pennsylvania voter registration with 2,805,062 to 2,739,762 Republicans across four counties not yet certified. The 125,099 margin contrasts with 1984 and 1960 margins, as 43 of 63 counties reported gains amid weather delays and technical issues delaying results.
At a Combined Earned Income Tax Committee meeting in the Municipal Building, City Council and School Board members admitted unfamiliarity with the ordinance and their power to operate the tax machinery. Mayors and representatives from both bodies expected the committee to merely recommend actions.
Hoadley stated about 100 persons attended the opening of a two day hearing. Hearings were held earlier this week in Pittsburg confirming the ongoing legal proceeding and local interest.
June quorum of Thx Committegs sees Abbey and Wallace Young vote to retain Fuller. This morning solicitors from both bodies plan a joint session with five council members and five school directors to seek a compromise. Abbey’s abstention opens potential swing vote, with a Monday night meeting to resolve lingering tax contract dispute.
School Board members voiced unhappiness with Monday night’s council move to approve, saying both bodies should approve. The joint committee cited a city ordinance granting power to act jointly, while councilors admitted unfamiliarity with the ordinance.
President Eisenhower called off a planned $100-a-plate St. Louis dinner and his speaking schedule through Saturday to attend former President Herbert Hoover's funeral in Missouri. Walter C. Hloeser, Missouri national committeeman, said the move honors Hoover after his death on Tuesday.
Gian Carlo Anselmetti, mayor of Turin, a major industrial city with about a million residents, died following a brain hemorrhage. The 80-year-old leader had guided the city through postwar growth and industrial changes. His death leaves a leadership void as officials plan tributes.
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