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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
6
Walter Vanderttebden aged seven of Pa Wing in fair condition in hospital after being kicked by a horse Sunday afternoon. He suffered a ruptured spleen. The accident occurred at Townline Stables.
Data from 14 of 20 experiments on the newly launched OGO satellite have reached NASA. The observatory, launched from Cape Kennedy, aims to study how solar activity affects Earth and its atmosphere as it orbits at about 176 miles.
A hurricane watch stretches from Stuart Florida to Myrtle Beach as Dora ofrece moves northward with sustained winds above 75 mph and gale force winds extending outward. Cape Kennedy crews lower rockets while a Saturn 7 sits ready, emphasizing the storm’s scale and potential impact along the Atlantic coast. Dora, the season’s second hurricane, surpassed Cleo in size, which caused extensive damage and loss of life in the Caribbean and along Florida’s east coast last month.
Lamberton accused hospital staff of misleading about milk safety, labeling it chicanery. He claimed a commissioner may have a hand picked employee at the hospital linked to the alarm, while Reymek had an affair at 10 a.m. Jota reportedly mentioned the contamination report, but Lamberton said he knew nothing.
Labor Day eve violence in Hampton Beach New Hampshire drew 250 police and National Guard troopers. About 200 teens were arrested, 20 injured, and property damage ran into thousands as crowds used rocks, beer bottles, and sand-filled cans along the beachfront. Police cited lack of parental discipline and organized planning behind the four-hour riot.
The Associated Press reports new integrated classes start at Tuskegee Alabama Albany Georgia and Gadsden Alabama with both Negro and white students enrolled under federal orders. Prince Edward County Virginia reopens under court orders with 9 white teachers and 54 Negro teachers. In Montgomery Alabama eight Negro pupils begin at former segregated schools amid past tensions and fires in Mount Sterling Kentucky area.
The Minnis Institute of Technology Research Institute, backed by a $99,000 FAA grant, is developing electronic noses more sensitive than bloodhounds to detect bombs aboard planes. Dr Andrew Dravnieks says the device shows promise but is years from a complete system, with testing to report to the FAA in December. The goal is a practical sensor that alarms when explosives odors are detected, though distinguishing explosives from harmless scents remains challenging.
Senate debate would be limited to ten one hour sections under Dirksen’s plan tied to the $8.3 billion foreign aid bill. If the filibuster move fails, liberal Democrats may extend talks indefinitely. Reports say Hubert Humphrey may back anti-Dirksen forces as Johnson remains silent on reapportionment amid a stalled adjournment.
Urban and suburban spokesmen protest district weighting that favors rural areas. They argue federal court orders are the only path to reapportionment, signaling a high-profile clash beyond party lines.
Pilot M W Houpt and three passengers escaped injury after a light single engine plane could not lower its landing gear. He circled Pittsburgh for an hour, then landed on a foam covered runway, sliding about 200 feet to a safe stop. Also aboard were Houpt's wife Janis and Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of DuBois, returning from Elmira New York.
Two Communist presidents Tito of Yugoslavia and Gheorghiu-Dej of Romania inaugurated a $400 million Danube river jam and power station project.
Elijah Jackson, M4, walked bleeding to Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia after a vehicle sideswiped a parked car nearby. A mangled arm was found on the vehicle deck and brought to the hospital, where surgeons could not reattach it. Jackson was in fair condition with deep shock as police investigated.
Fragmentary ad notes Weston’s and Phoenix Hotel offerings with pastries birthday cakes and caterer services for parties and banquets. It includes stray contact strings and names like Tali Johnson Remington Chula and scattered phone numbers, revealing a brief business notice.
Fragmented notes describe Moose’s, Albro Packing, Corry, and Warren teams with mentions of finals, exhibitions, and a social session at 7 o’clock. Names include Johnson, Busby, Corry, Larry Ma Culbertson, Hotchkiss, Pastrick, and Pestrick among others, with references to Beavers membership drive and a drawing for Cleveland trip tickets.
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