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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
1
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U N officials report President Makarios will lift the economic blockade on Turkish Cypriot communities within days after pressure from UN chief representative Galo Plaza and General Thimayya. Ankara had moved to deliver food to Kokkina by sea, while Makarios demanded UN supervision for deliveries to Famagusta and Kokkina.
Cranford New Jersey police plan to ask residents to sign formal complaints and releases before pigeon shooting. City council and Corry School Board clash over renewing city earned income tax receiver R Elwin Fuller contract with bids vs renewal amid rising costs and efficiency notes.
The Weather Bureau tracks hurricanes Gladys and Ethel in the Atlantic with Gladys about 1 750 miles east southeast of Miami moving northwest at 16 mph and Ethel 325 miles east southeast of Cape Race. Dora is no longer a storm after causing seven deaths and about 200 million in damage across the southern states.
A new business partnership at Veterans Jeep Sales near the Y at Columbus joins Norman Faust, owner for 15 years, with Jerry Hoyt, former Tri Nord agency sales manager. Hoyt brings 13 years in autos. The firm will run under single ownership with used cars and new Jeeps as the local agency.
Official notice confirms the royal wedding in Tokyo between Prince Yoahi and Hanako Twigary on September date set by Emperor Hirohito. The bride’s parents were informed by the deputy chamberlain of the imperial household. Yoshi, brother of Crown Prince Akihilo, becomes engaged to Misd Tugneu Lael in February.
Garderans won allot yesterday for bids September for a rental and installation of an electric hoist at the gate near Pymatuning Reservoir in Crawford County.
Three State Police officers began an intensive investigation into the death of Robert L. Winn in the Meadville city jail. Coroner Daniel Maloney ruled Winn died by hanging, while the Winn family and acquaintances express dissatisfaction with the probe. Investigators plan to question city police, family members, witnesses, and others connected to the case.
Citizens Tax Group will hold a public meeting Thursday evening at Turben's Garage to review the township budget and the looming 12 mill tax. Spokesman W. Gibson says an emergency session may be called and the surplus for the school budget is expected to be disclosed, with estimates around 60 000 dollars. Protesters seek tax relief due to possible merger of six districts next year under state law, which would pool assets and debts into a joint treasury.
Washington AP report says the Senate will vote on a reapportionment plan linked to a foreign aid bill. Dirksen proposes delaying Supreme Court ordered apportionment, while Humphrey supports a sense of the Congress compromise with Javits and McCarthy backing. Douglas and supporters oppose the Dirksen delay.
At a board meeting the Corry School District learned it has about 28200 in delinquent property taxes, roughly 40 percent collectible, yet Hesitate to pursue due to not wanting to enter real estate. Legal steps include levies liens sheriff sales and possible ownership of properties if taxes remain unpaid.
The Public Utility Commission sets October 27 for hearings on Pennsylvania Railroad plans to discontinue its last daily Erie to Emporium train. The railroad claims annual losses of about $150,000 and cites low passenger use across stops at Union City Cork Youngsville Warren Sheffield Reno Johnsonburg Ridgway St Marys. Local chambers of commerce and industrial councils in Ridgway Warren and Emporium join in the case alongside county and regional groups.
Lola Falley Hewp, former wife of an MIT alumnus and holder of a degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Sunday in Cambridge Massachusetts. She would have been 100 years old if she had lived to see her birthday.
Ford Motor Co matched Chrysler’s economic package for the United Auto Workers, proposing wage increases and benefits similar to Chrysler’s deal. The plan, seen as paving the way to an early agreement, includes pensions up to 400 dollars monthly, longer vacations, and added holidays, with further details to be discussed.
The Vatican and Hungary sign an accord granting the church partial administrative authority in Hungary for the first time in 15 years. The pope confirms five new bishops, though Hungary has not yet approved some nominations. Cardinal Mindszenty remains in refuge at the U S Legation in Budapest as the accord advances church‑state talks.
Robert I. Roelofs was named president of the Midwest Steel Division of National Steel Corp at Pittsburgh succeeding Albert J. Bettis. Roelofs, a Corry native, joined National Steel in 1951 and prior to this led Great Lakes Steel Corp in Detroit.
A gasoline truck carrying 4,000 gallons was struck by a train in Texas yesterday, killing two men Aubrey Butler of Hubbard City and others. The fire engulfed the locomotive and the tanker. the train crew suffered no injuries. The Santa Fe Chief No. 16 was heading from Galveston to Chicago.
President Johnson urged unity and progress over prejudice while visiting Miami Beach for the Machinists convention and adding a Cape Kennedy stop. He framed the trip as official business, with government funding covering travel costs and a hurricane inspection tour.
The Public Utility Commission approved General Telephone Co to remove tolls among Erie Waterford Corry and Bear Lake effective September. Tolls will be eliminated between Exie and Waterford and between Corry and Bear Lake at two cents. The company will raise monthly rates for 1196 customers in Waterford by 2,008 and those of 89 customers in Bear Lake by HM. No changes to Erie and Copry subscribers' monthly bills.
A note from the accounts bureau announces the resignation of Silat of Batreorg and Sitkuil of iate, effective tomorrow, as the bureau’s accounts director roles shift to the State Office of Administration.
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