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28 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
1
Interior fragment notes a new facility or site described as located on ee with a contact number 663-2832 Bupalng.
Chaotic OCR notes indicate a Wayne area public notice involving districts and a school ordinance. References to an auction, office, and officials suggest a local government posting about upcoming actions and hearings.
F E Whittlesey longtime Raymond plant leader and Corry civic booster died at his West Church street home. He helped build the Raymond plant with Frank Raymond, led operations from age 21 until 1941, and supported the YMCA and local boards. Born 1870 in Petroleum Center he lived a public life as church elder and philanthropist. Survived by two daughters.
County commissioners approve attaching chip devices to 240 voting machines to lock out votes cast on blank spaces following the Blatt-Musmanno litigation in Philadelphia. About 60 newer machines can be equipped locally with minimal cost and effort, with work expected to take a few nights.
Myron Kloss owner of Kloss TV Sales and Service announces the local store at 118 North Center street is now open six days a week. He runs outlets in North East Erie and Ripley and opened the fourth store here after signing a long-term lease with A. Litz. The shop will feature Magnavox TV sets radios and record players along with Admiral and Motorola products. John Kloss will manage the store and plans to move to Corry soon.
Chief Justice Earl Warren refused to stay a federal court order forcing Virginia to reapportion both houses of the General Assembly by December 1. The special court cut terms for state senators to 2 years and set a special election before January, while House terms run next year. Attorney General Robert Y. Button sought a stay to petition the full Supreme Court for review.
A U S Air Force C123 transport was shot down near the Cambodian frontier after unintentionally entering Cambodian airspace during a supply run. Seven bodies recovered, one missing, wreckage 250 yards inside Viet Nam near Saigon. Guerrillas looted bodies. overflight blamed on border confusion and bad weather. One U.S. soldier killed in a frontier ambush, raising combat deaths to 214 since 1961.
A charter commission is to study forms of city government under the home rule act. It may recommend no change or suggest mayor council or council-manager plans. The group will meet within 13 days of election and has up to five months to complete its work, with travel for study and expert advice possible.
NATO nuclear policy dominates discussions as the United States presses for a rapid decision on a unified force. London signals need for time to craft concrete British proposals while the Labor government seeks a broader plan. Western allies, including West Germany, push for progress before year end.
American Education Week committee announces week long events from November 8 to 14. Schools will be open to the public with special evenings for parents of junior high on Nov 10, senior high on Nov 11, and elementary on Nov 12. Theme is Education Pays Dividends with topics like Better Human Relations and National Economic Growth across days.
The State Highway Department weighs a bypass route amid landowner concerns. Proposals threaten parcels on White Street and nearby properties with possible easements. Officials indicate work may begin the week of November 12, pending planning approvals and land access issues.
A CENTRO Navy base disaster left nine dead when an ASD twin jet bomber crashed on the El Centro Naval Air Facility runway. Six others perished in nearby buildings as wreckage ignited fires, with women dependents among the victims and debris scattering across the facility.
London reports say the Labour government ruled out sending British troops to stop Rhodesia from declaring independence. Prime Minister Wilson warned Rhodesian leaders of treason and isolation if they proceed without Parliament approval. The UN Colonialism Committee urged talks with Britain on the crisis as Rhodesian nationalists plan a governing path.
President Johnson denounces war bluster while Senator Goldwater accuses him of kidnapping the party for socialist ends after Humphrey selection. A Navy jet crashes at an air field killing nine. Clifford H H Jordan heads the Pennsylvania Nurses Association. British troops used to curb Southern Rhodesia's white government as independence looms. U.S. hopes NATO nuclear proposals soon.
Ma Chingshan, a 38 year old Nationalist officer who defected last Friday, is aboard the Japanese freighter Shinho Maru in Osaka bound for Communist China. A heavy police guard watches the vessel before it sails tomorrow.
Halloween appeal asks youngsters and parents to curb vandalism. 25 Civil Defense police plus CD radios will assist with patrolling as children collect pennies for UNICEF. CD police have same arrest powers and will act if needed.
The city plans a Halloween coin collection starting at 6 30 P M with children in costumes touring designated church and school party centers Then the boxes go to the city Building for counting Donuts beverages and games follow until 9 P M Corry's Civil Defense police will supervise traffic with about 30 officers on duty to protect participating children and motorists
A deer struck a landing twin engine plane at Mid-West Airport eight miles west of Philipsburg. The four occupants escaped uninjured. The craft piloted by Frank B. Bragier of Bedford carried three passengers and incurred about 12 dollars in damage to the fuselage propellers and nose gear.
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