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The readable fragments show partial names Carl and Lor with unreadable context and scattered numbers 1517 87. The text lacks coherent events or statements and does not establish a clear person or place.
05 Apr 1965
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1965
Page
1
The readable fragments show partial names Carl and Lor with unreadable context and scattered numbers 1517 87. The text lacks coherent events or statements and does not establish a clear person or place.
An 18 year old Corry resident, Carol Ann Munn, died from a fractured skull after a three car collision near Jamestown. Suzanne Wilshire, Toni Armstrong, and Marie Savko were in the other car. Armstrong was hospitalized with head and neck injuries. The crash involved Gary Nelson and Margery Dowd cars. several others were treated at Jamestown General.
Irving Sullivan, tool engineer at Erie County Plastics Co., and Clifford Holcomb, night watchman at Corry Jamestown Corp., suffered heart seizures at their plants and were rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital. Firefighters and ambulances responded promptly, with Holcomb also serving as co owner of the ambulance service and Civil Defense executive director.
An earthquake in central Peloponnesus, Megalopolis, southwest of Athens, left at least 20 dead and about 200 wounded, with death toll possibly rising to 30. Thousands wandered ruined villages as emergency teams, tents, and supplies moved in.
Ten people were injured in three separate auto accidents over the weekend, including six Pleasantville teens whose station wagon rolled over on Route 89 four miles north of Titusville. Roberta Stearns, 17, and passengers William Ayers, 18, and Cathy Reynolds, 17, were hospitalized with head and back injuries but listed in good condition. The car’s owner was Clarence Stearns of Pleasantville. In a second crash near Centerville on Route 8, Elmer Sterling, 44, was treated after head and face lacerations and Dale Mack, 18, escaped with minor injuries. Harry Tyroneville, 25, suffered possible chest injuries.
Members of the Corry VFW Building Association will meet at West Washington street club rooms to select a committee to find a buyer for the building purchased for about 250000. The burdened facility has caused financial trouble despite adding four bowling alleys to boost income. The VFW Post 264 will not be disbanded, as it is separate from the building association. The property is assessed at 64310, with market value around 80000 per the assessment office.
President Johnson flew back to the White House by helicopter after a weekend at Camp David in the Maryland Catoctin range. He met with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson for several hours, discussing the suggestion to halt U S air strikes against North Vietnam, though Johnson gave no clear sign of agreement.
Wattsburg Chief Kenneth Allen said an overheated coal stove sparked a house fire that killed Tammy Lee Messenger six months and her sister Share Ann Messenger two in Union City. The children died of smoke inhalation as the one story home burned. their parents survived with burns. Coroner Merle Wood expected an accidental death ruling after investigation by State Police Fire Marshal Sgt Russell Anderson.
National Chamber of Commerce week highlights how local chambers support Corry. Pages 4 and 5 profile individuals and organizations backing Corry’s progress and summarize the chamber’s past year’s efforts.
Police seek a man matching a description after a prowler entered the Max Grenz residence at 36 West Frederick Street early yesterday. Grenz fired his deer rifle as the intruder fled toward Smith Street. no one was hit and a full description was provided.
State Police investigate suspected arson after a fire destroyed the 70 foot Gudgeonville Covered Bridge south of Girard. The 1858 structure suffered about 3000 in damage, uninsured, with residents Bill Bushelman Jr and wife alerting volunteers who battled the blaze for nearly three hours.
John A. Bivins and August J. Boyd, both of Philadelphia, were killed early Saturday in a South Philadelphia garage from fumes emitted by a truck they were repairing.
Sixty six USB Navy and Air Force planes attacked targets in North Viet Nam. One Air Force plane was downed but the pilot recovered. No enemy aircraft were reported sighted.
The Supreme Court ruled Palmolive Co deceived the public with television commercials that used a faked sandpaper test. Chief Justice Earl Warren delivered the majority opinion with a partial dissent from Justice Harlan joined by Justice Stewart.
North Viet Nam has claimed several air victories but Saigon officials say Russia and China have not joined the war in large numbers or with new equipment. They cite MIGs from Korea era and note weather and tactics limit raids to small, targeted strikes over North Viet Nam. An American officer warns attackers will keep scuffles but insist the U.S. still controls the skies.
State Police investigate the fatal shooting of year old Ralph Z Mc Laughlin who was struck above the left eye while playing baseball in a neighbor’s yard in Monroe Township near Mechanicsburg Cumberland County. He died four hours after at Harrisburg Hospital.
Santa Monica dispatch notes the five top actress nominees for the 37th Academy Awards. Julie Andrews is favored for My Fair Lady while Audrey Hepburn is overlooked for the film version. Sophia Loren’s performance in Marriage Italian Style is highlighted as a strong contender.
A small nuclear reactor powered satellite SNAP-10A headed for a second critical test. An ion engine will be switched on early morning, pursuing speeds up to 100000 miles per hour. The program, led by Gen. Bernard Schriever, aims to prove space reactor viability and nuclear propulsion potential.
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