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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
3
OCR fragment mentions Lucill Itvinger and Wills in sixth grade with weeks of instruction. It references a JL teach d vocal and Mr. and Mrs. Nor. The text is incomplete and reads like a short classroom update or attendance note with several names and week references missing context.
Saigon AP reports Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh accepted resignations of all Cabinet ministers and state secretaries, including his own, while staying on to lead a renewed three man steering committee. Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem remains on the committee and in the army. The move comes as clashes across South Vietnam kill a helicopter crewman and injure five others, with 7 Viet Cong killed in Quang Ngai Province.
Three members of Corry Area High School’s graduating class received $200 scholarships for their first college year. Howard J. Sheen and Guy R. Davis presented the checks in lodge rooms. Recipients include Mary Falcone heading to Edinboro, William Bachofier bound for San Diego University, and Donald Proctor headed to the University of Pittsburgh Titusville branch.
Warren reports Blueberry Hill progresses from dream to planning for an 18-hole course. Rough clearing is 75 percent on back nine. course could open in 1966. Back nine adds nine holes, two complete water systems, bent grass tees, double tees. Cost for nine holes and innovations around 6 000 per hole. Also includes 105 residential lots along Blueberry Russell road with 7 percent offering course views. Planning Commission reviewing plans for conformity with subdivision rules.
Washington AP A student travel inquiry into Cuba faced disruption as a man sprang at witness Morton B. Salter 21 of New York during opening proceedings. Police prepared for contingencies as Salter testified and the session was adjourned to resume today. The scene differed from last year’s chaotic protests by students dressed in casual attire.
Mrs. Richard Furtwangler described a shooting incident at her husband’s hardware store after a man fired a shotgun at the ceiling, narrowly avoiding injuries. Authorities investigated as customers fled, with the clip noting a dangerous act and the shop’s damage.
Harrisburg AP report cites Artin M. Adams secretary of public welfare saying several relief recipients report threats tied to party registration or voting. He stressed that beneficiaries retain rights to public assistance under federal and state law and may register or vote as they see fit.
A revived Pan game, an ancient Tagalog card bet, is drawing big money in Los Angeles clubs. Each hand lasts minutes, with the house taking one chip per pot as rental while skilled players vie to clear the table. Capt. Hi Nelson notes potential crime risk as profits soar. The dealer supervises play, taking no part in the game.
Mort Ankrum 71 a longtime character actor of the movies died yesterday apparently from a heart attack. Ankrum was found in a Pasadena building after authorities reported a shooting incident involving buckshot.
Mrs Don Whale reports Spring Creek Township School will ring bells Wednesday for a new permanent teacher, Mrs Winifred Chaney, entering first grade. Although not yet ten, this marks her best appearance as a permanent instructor. Nearby residents and guests shared meals and visits as area families hosted relatives from Buffalo New York and Erie. A church wedding and Pilgrim Fellowship gathering rounded out a weekend of community events with about fifty in attendance at the Columbus group.
Leonore Modell, aided by coach Paul Herron and advisor Sam Rockett, completed a record English Channel swim from France to England in 15 hours 40 minutes. She altered her route near shore, becoming the youngest to swim the Channel.
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