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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
6
Police reported a hazardous scene at the partly demolished Concord School as residents requested a stray dog be removed. East Pleasant street will be the sole entry for visitors during Saturday’s open house, with other doors locked and signs guiding attendees.
Johnson argues the nuclear trigger should rest with the president alone due to the dangers of war and the need for a fail safe system. He notes a 1961 reform allowing permissive actions and describes blocks opened by secret codes before any action. He also discusses cross border travel and renewed focus on the Columbia River treaty and joint water resource development.
Scranton plans a two day swing through Iowa and Minnesota to back Goldwater and Miller, aiming to shift focus from criticism of Goldwater. He will speak in New Jersey Maryland Indiana Rhode Island Connecticut and Illinois, highlighting Vietnam and Johnson\'s foreign policy amid GOP tensions with Nixon and the 1964 platform.
Gem Lauri Norstad, former supreme Allied commander in Europe, proposed a joint control and inspection framework across Europe. He urged the United States Britain and France to decide NATO nuclear action, while offering reciprocal Soviet access to radar surveillance and overlap with eastern satellites to reduce fear without reducing weapons or manpower.
Gov Scranton urges municipal leaders to attend a local government responsibility institute addressing racial and community tensions. The event runs November 9 at Hershey with a prior session at the State Police Academy, part of ongoing administration steps to maintain racial peace and order.
The governor plans campaigning in June and July with speeches in Iown City Fort Dodge and Cedar Rapids Iowa on Monday and visits to Rochester St. Cloud Bloomington Minneapolis and St. Paul Minnesota on Tuesday. Similar schedules are being set for six other states while invitations for more appearances are considered. Scranton pledges to make out-of-state appearances as his duties as Pennsylvania's chief executive allow.
A widow wed in Covenant Community Church in Detroit, with her son the Rev. William Kimbrough of Centralia delivering support. The groom’s two sons served as attendants, and another sibling was reportedly to escort the bride down the aisle.
The Western division of the Pot nsylvania Moose Association opened its annual convention today at the Penn Sheriuan Hotel in Pittsburgh with Aptir Lite of Corry presiding. Donald Carter Sr. will chair District 1 as president, replacing Frank DeLury. Delegates Charles VanTassel, William Prine, William Wojtaszek, and Donald Neylon attend along with their wives. the four day event concludes Sunday.
The House Appropriations Committee approved 12,128,917 for New York Seneca economic social and educational development. funds may aid commercial and industrial growth education resettlement and restoration of Tuscarora culture as the Allegheny River dam floods Allegany Reservation and Salamanca area.
The Rev. Douglas S. Vance of Camp Hill Pennsylvania has been elected chairman of the National Missions National Staff of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A, a denomination with about 33 million members. Vance serves as executive of the church's Pennsylvania Synod.
Vatican ecumenical council debate on new titles for Mary suffers deep divisions. Some bishops push for strong titles like Mother of the Church while others oppose any added honor. Discussion reflects broader Marian devotion concerns amid possible extension of the council beyond November.
South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond announced his switch from the Democratic to the Republican party and endorsed Barry Goldwater. He pledged to work to restore constitutional government as Goldwater arrived for a campaign stop in Greenville.
Rep Emanuel Celler denounced the Rules Committee move as tyranny and said he would not attend today’s hearing. He warned Smith and his followers were acting in desperation and predicted the amendment would be rejected as the committee continued its sessions with nearly 160 reapportionment proposals.
Local report covers Warren preparing for a stern stretch after a 20 point win and a 92 0 rout by Franklin, with Corry, Oil City, Meadville and Titusville high on the schedule. Notes reference past seasons, injuries, and leadership from Moore’s nephew as the team aims for a stronger finish.
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