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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
2
New Orleans reports researchers probe dimethyl sulfoxide a drug that passes through skin enhances other medicines relieves pain reduces swelling calms inflammation and may aid recovery in from one to seven days. It treats superficial injuries arthritis but does not cure the disease.
Washington AP reports former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy will be absent at the April 22 White House ceremony opening the East Garden. The event will be officiated by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, celebrating the $10,000 garden on the mansion’s east side. Kennedy is vacationing in Florida and declined the invitation.
A Saturday night show at the Sparta Hotel on April 3 features Slim and His Nightriders with Cowgirl Clara calling. The lively performance promises country music and dancing in a classic club atmosphere.
U S troops report a major raid on Boi Loi north of Saigon aimed at Viet Cong shelters. Fire from napalm and fuel oil scorched 19 000 acres and rains cooled fires taming the flames. Saigon police announce the arrest of a Viet Cong bomber tied to the U S Embassy blast as a gun battle followed. Memorial rites for Barbara Robbins and Storekeeper Castillo were held at the American Chapel with medals presented to wreaths as investigators identify casualties.
In Nashville a jury convicts Mrs. Hubert Marlin of involuntary manslaughter in the shotgun death of Charles Ray Neal 20 found with her daughter. The judge imposes 11 months 29 days in jail with possible suspension. trial included testimony from Neal, Neal’s friend Paul Smith, and Carolyn Marlin.
A U S embassy guard saluted as caskets were moved to a plane for transport after a bombing at the service. Two ambassadors eyed the scene grimly while the Vietnamese government released a final tally of 22 dead and 186 wounded.
Jack Ziegler 42 a World War II veteran with a medical discharge faces a further hearing tomorrow before a U S commissioner after being arrested Tuesday on a charge of threatening President Johnson. Secret Service agents testified a caller to the FBI urged firing at the president amid tensions over the racial crisis. Ziegler remains in custody at the County Detention Center on $10 000 bail.
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