Tate Te Sets New Route Record In Race
Local club notes set a new course record at Tate track as rider Tate Te wins with strong finish. Event drew multiple cyclists from regional clubs and highlighted improving times across classes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
3
Local club notes set a new course record at Tate track as rider Tate Te wins with strong finish. Event drew multiple cyclists from regional clubs and highlighted improving times across classes.
Washington AP reports the House Un American Activities Committee plans public hearings on Ku Klux Klan operations. Chairman Willis says hearings begin by October with subpoenas issued, possibly 160, as dissident Klansmen fear retaliation and insiders refuse to testify.
Philadelphia AP report says John F. Byrne a long time Democratic wheelhorse in Philadelphia died at 54 after a heart attack. He drove himself to Nazareth Hospital where he died. Byrne served as secretary treasurer of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and finance chairman for the Democratic City Committee. He was elected to the state Senate in 1950 but resigned in 1951 to join the Philadelphia City Council.
Under the basic plan a patient stays in a room for up to four people unless isolation is medically required. Private rooms cost extra, private nursing is paid by the patient, and standard drugs are covered. TV is not provided. rental is the patient’s expense. Luxuries aren’t paid unless doctor approves. Rest without ailment is forbidden. After 20 days a doctor must certify continued hospitalization. Patients may change doctors. no state or federal appointment rule or prohibition exists.
Reported air strikes by Skyhawks hit targets 130 miles south and 110 miles north of the border with heavy damage to a barracks area and a warehouse as crews fought fires and a railroad car attack further south. Casualties listed include 14 Vietnamese killed and 87 wounded, with 8 Americans injured. Capt. Lawrence Horacek and 1st Lt. Robert Johnson survived after bailing out near the South China Sea. Viet Cong radio appeals prompt speculation on Hanoi’s motives amid perceived manpower losses.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Corry lists Sunday services at 8:00 and 10:00 AM with Holy Eucharist and church school. Weekday services and prayer sessions are announced, with morning prayer on alternate Sundays and Holy Days as announced. Corner of North Center and West Smith streets. Reverend Charles H. DuBois, Pastor.
A brief sermonic note highlights the history of scientists working in secret under persecution, contrasts past church suppression with present calls for science and faith to cooperate, and lists multiple local church services and pastors in Columbus area. The piece pairs philosophical appeal with a community church directory.
Sunday and midweek worships listed for multiple churches including First Church of Christ Scientist East Columbus Avenue with 11:00 a m service and 2 to 4 p m Wednesday reading room. Brokenstraw Parish and several others provide Sunday schools sermons prayer services youth groups and choir rehearsals across Spring Creek West Spring Creek Concord Balt Street Elgin and Cutting communities.
A compact schedule of weekly services for multiple churches including Christian and Missionary Alliance, Corry Assembly of God, Bear Lake EYB Church, Full Gospel Fellowship, Salvation Army, St. Thomas the Apostle RC Church, First Presbyterian, Evangelical United Brethren, Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses, and Findley Lake area groups. Includes service times such as morning worship, Sunday School, prayer meetings, youth programs, and midweek Bible study across East Washington Street Maple Avenue West Pleasant Street and surrounding locales. Various pastors named with church locations.
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