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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1965
Page
3
NEW YORK The VA says about 2,380 Erie County veterans with minor or past disabilities are out of touch and may apply for National Service Life Insurance when the program opens May 1. Rates vary by age and health, with a $10,000 NSLI cap. medicals required for those over 50 or with poor health.
Elige Rash of Brushlan section was in custody today over the death of 23 year old Charles Lee. Police say Rash struck Lee with an auto jack during an argument in East Liberty district early yesterday.
President Johnson led national and state tributes to Senator Olin D Johnston of South Carolina who died at 68 after a long Senate career. Johnston rose from tenant farming to the Senate, supported New Deal and Fair Deal aims though opposed on foreign aid and civil rights. Funeral set for Spartanburg with burial near Anderson.
First Lady heard a St Michael’s Blanco vicar deliver a single sentence capsule sermon on Easter theme. Edwin A. Thayer urged deeper meaning beyond outfits. The Easter message: God rules, Jesus lives, God loves, proclaimed anew. Tens of thousands of West Berliners traveled to East Berlin to visit loved ones barred from the West by Communists.
In Belle Acres near Ambridge Pennsylvania a man David Volasek 21 and his wife Judith 21 were shot to death and three year old Robert Smith was stabbed to death. The woman's father James Montagna and another man Walter Himmie found the bodies on their way to work.
The Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera Association named Leo Mueller as music director for its 1965 season. He is director of Pine Halifax Symphony Orchestra.
Campaign over more than 40 years. He won election to the state House of Representatives from Anderson County in 1924 while still in law school. Johnston ran for the U.S. Senate in the 1938 primary against Ellison D. Smith, but Smith won. After a second governor term in 1942, Johnston defeated Smith in 1944 and had been in the Senate since. He married Gladys E. Atkinson in 1924. A son and two daughters survive.
The article discusses shifts in international trade finance beyond gold and hard currency. It cites trade blocs, tariffs, quotas, and currency controls, with GATT seeking to reduce barriers amid changing political and economic conditions. It notes the move toward non gold settlement methods and growing credit-based settlements.
A police/medical dispute centers on a son recently returned from the Canandaigua VA Hospital who has become deeply religious and claimed to be a prophet. A penciled note reading Dear Mom and Dad, God told me to was found. Police await formal hospital request to proceed.
John Bretz, 24, was found dead in his Wormleysburg Cumberland County residence before dawn yesterday after a fire started by a lighted cigarette he was asleep holding. Firefighters discovered the blaze and authorities said asphyxiation caused the death.
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