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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
3
A brief notice reports parts for training uniforms were produced but dissatisfaction arose. The fragment mentions supplies, back orders, and touchpoints with the production line. Specific entities or dates are not provided in the readable text.
Florence Mobley 24 surrendered to police after hearings for Abyssinia Hayes 24 and Raymond Hall 25. All three charged with rioting inciting to riot conspiracy and riotous destruction of property. Hayes and Hall held for grand jury at $3,500 bail each. Rioting followed Aug 28 in north Philadelphia.
Harold G Stoyer funeral held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Wal ter Gilliland officiating Interment in Coch ran ton Cemetery Rev Robert Johnson of Cochran ton presiding Attendees included Mrs Mauise Hershelman Springboro Pa Robert Rick Erie Clyde Hildebrand and Hugh Johnston all of Cochranton KILLED IN SMASHUP INDIANA Pa Ohio man killed in a truck and towed un occupied car plunged over 20 foot embankment near Indiana Pa Johnston 63 of Youngstown was hauling furniture at time of crash
Niagara FallsCity Council debates a bylaw to require dogs be tied year round after a previous allowance for leash-free months. The Niagara Frontier Humane Society backs the move and warns of overcrowding at the shelter if the measure passes. Council delays final passage for two to three weeks to study similar 12 month controls elsewhere amid parental complaints about stray dogs.
AP report: a proposal to exempt Old Order Amish from Social Security was rejected in conference. Representative Schweiker plans a floor fight to restore the exemption, dependent on parliamentary rules. About 19,000 Amish in 19 states, including Pennsylvania, oppose the societal role of insurance.
Donald Rooney, manager of the Union City Agway fertilizer plant, faces a delayed trial after his attorney moved to set aside the grand jury indictment for allegedly emptying industrial waste into French Creek causing fish deaths last May. A rule to show cause was granted, requiring the state to justify preserving the indictment.
President Johnson begins a Western tour touring space facilities in Cape Kennedy and Vancouver with Pearson. He then heads to Blaine Washington for border ceremonies before Seattle engagements. A Seattle reception is planned with local universities and the Chamber of Commerce followed by trips to Portland Sacramento and possible stops in Denver and North Dakota.
William Gerald Ward twenty one of Port Royal died in a collision with a tractor trailer on Route 22 near Thompsonstown. The truck overturned spilling eighty eight thousand pounds of bagged lime onto the highway. The driver was injured in the crash.
James L. Robinson, 34, of Belle Fonte, was treated for minor injuries at Lewistown Hospital. The note asks whether a son or daughter away from home would enjoy The Journal daily.
A young man attempting a house burglary in Erie was scared off by neighbors before any loot could be taken. The only reported missing item was the homeowner’s dog which fled as the burglar forced a rear door window. Neighbors said the thief entered the house but fled soon after. The dog’s disappearance prompted no other losses.
A Washington reporter questions Strom Thurmond as he stays tight lipped about a possible party switch to the Republicans. SC GOP leader J Drake Edens and Roger Milliken offered no comment. Thurmond earlier ran for Senate as a Democrat in 1950 and as an Independent in 1954 before winning by write in. If he flips, he would be the first to switch parties since Wayne Morse in 1954.
Caroline Kennedy, six year old daughter of the late President, attended her first day of school. She wore a gray Hazel Lion jacket and a white blouse. Nuns and pupils watched from a second story window as Caroline, led by her mother and aunt, entered the building at Pith Avenue and Gist Street.
A 13 year old Sherman youth was arrested by the Chautauqua County sheriffs department for burglaries at Sherman businesses in the last two weeks. The Quality Store was entered August 30 with $3 in change stolen from the department store. nothing taken at the Quality Store. September 8 saw break ins at the Sherman Fish Station and Sherman Cleaners as attempts were made to open cash registers. The youth will be petitioned. investigation continues with investigator Arlie Wilson and deputies Carlhehm and James Girts.
Jacqueline Kennedy hosts a cake boat voyage on Central Park waters with Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. aboard near their New York City residence. Bystanders failed to recognize the famous family as the boat glided by.
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