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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1964

Page

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Chrysler Signed Sealed Ford Mot Beware Here Comes Reuther

UAW President Walter Reuther will tour Ford Motor Co on Friday seeking a pattern similar to Chrysler s 54 cent hourly gain over three years and pursuing gains at General Motors and American Motors. He aims to extend possible pensions up to 400 monthly at age 60 and to secure full hospital medical insurance for retirees, with six to ten year gains including a guaranteed 70 percent of straight time pay up to 400 monthly, and pension boosts after 65. Continued on Page Two.

Detroit United Auto Workers Waller F. Reuther Chrysler Ford Motor Co Ford Reuther General Motors Corp American Motors Corp

Area Man Killed on Route 6 West of Union City

A 41 year old Waterford man died in a one car crash on Route 6 west of Union City when his car struck a concrete culvert and rolled. He was killed instantly and a coroner said he died of a punctured heart and multiple injuries.

Waterford Union City Erie Hamet Corry Route Herbert L. Briggs Briggs William Kate Erie County Mark Glenn Union City Fire Department Forge -and—Steel- Ca Dh James Guth Guth Judy Guth Sunset Lake N. J Richard Griffith

Debate On Lineup For Voting Reapportionment Battle

In Washington AP reports a Senate clash over blocking debate on Dirksen's plan to delay reapportionment orders. Dirksen, backed by 16 colleagues, seeks to attach the rider to foreign aid legislation to avert a presidential veto. President Johnson reportedly backs a sense of Congress delaying the reapportionment, a major hurdle to adjournment. Cloture likely fails. supporters claim 50 to 60 votes in a 100-member chamber. Continued on Page Two.

Washington Senate Supreme Court Everett M. Dirksen Ilingis Dirksen High Tribunal Johnson Congress Erksen Sen George D. Aiken R-Vt

Philadelphia Riots Instigators Targeted for Arrest

Mayor Tate said alleged instigators of Negro rioting and looting in North Philadelphia the weekend of August 28 will be arrested this weekend or early next week after intensive police investigation led by Police Commissioner Leary. He declined to disclose numbers or affiliations.

Sluladnlphia Philadelphia James H. J. Tate Tate Howard R. Leary

Town honors dying teen despite death of guest of honor

UGEVILLE Ga AP Tommy Wright, 20, died yesterday after a two year battle with Hodgkins disease a spleen ailment. The town planned to honor the youth for his courage and Wright's family asked that the celebration not be called off keeping the public tribute.

Sess Ugeville Tommy Wright Thomas Edison Wright Hodgkins Wright

Erie County planners clash over junket for higher degree

Erie County Planning Director Christopher Capotis wins tentative approval to travel weekly to Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland for a master’s degree, with a county car and full gas pay. The move, supported by some commissioners, contradicts others who claim no prior notice or quorum. Amid milk contamination fights at Erie County Hospital, hospital administrator Arthur Brueckman and purchasing agent Sam Servideo clash while Commissioner Lois Raymek denies awareness of the plan.

Erie County Erie County Planning Christopher Capotis Erie County Planning Commission Capotis Cleveland Case Institute of Technology Planning Commission Capolis Lois Raymek Jounal Raymek Rzymek Allen Kuhn Penelee Fred Lamberton William Thi Erie County Hospital Fairview Tle Arthur Q. Brueckman Sam Servideo Brueckman Servideo Hill

Dora Threatens Florida Gulf Coast and Georgia

Dora churned toward the Florida Panhandle and Atlantic coast, bringing hurricane force winds up to 100 mph and up to 15 inches of rain. Georgia and South Carolina faced widespread flooding as tens of thousands evacuated coastal areas, while Jacksonville and St. Augustine suffered severe damage including flooded streets, shattered roofs, and power and water shortages. National Guard units aided evacuees as authorities warned of more battering with tides surging and rivers rising.

SS Augustine SS. Augustine Wiel Ules Florida Panhandle Providkarsame Georgia Charleston 8.C Myrtle Beach S.C Gulf Coast Sarasota Apalachicola National Hurricane Center Meyer Finrally St. Augustine Jacksonville Beach Hurric St. Johns Jacksonville National Guard Civil Defense Fred Willis Dora South Carolina

Married Student Banned From Football at United High

ARMAGH Pa AP a controversy over banning a married student from playing football at United High School ends. The student will remain on the sidelines as preparations for the season begin. The school previously voted 181 for a proposal banning all married students from extracurricular activities. Burl Green, related to a former player, cast the dissenting vote.

Armagh United High School Indiana County Stewhng Warner Burl Green

Enrollment totals prompt new building plans in jointure

Schools Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe furnishes figures showing 3,262 total students this year across Wright Concord Columbus and Conelway schools. High school enrollment nears 1,477 with an eight classroom addition planned. Conelway shows 45 students in a 12 room base, Columbus down to 214, and Spring Creek 107. The district projects expansion needs but faces unresolved growth and installation of a new high school divider.

Thomas R. Shupe Shupe Hare Avé Wright and Goncord Conelyay Conelway Concord Columbus Jointure Spring Creek Concord Sehel Wright School

Car and Garage Fires Prompt $1,550 Loss in Corry

Fire chief Jer ome Davis said a blaze centered on paint cans in a Hartley owned two story brick structure at Second avenue and West Main street caused $1,550 damage, with $500 to Sweet's equipment in a Hartley area garage. No injuries reported and most of the damaged items were confined to one room.

Second Avenue West Main Street Jerome Davis No. 1 George Hartley North Center Street Hartley Jerry, Sweet Mead Avenue Sweet Davis Jack Armitage Corry Auto Supply Co East Main Street Zabee Victor Dempsey Lime Sk Sie Frauie Byat Sol Dempsey Rhems Catnellie Gaiet Davis

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