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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1965
Page
3
Fragmented readable names appear in an old local paper segment. The text hints at musical notes and a gas incident near a residence with potential damages and a list of names including James and Leon. Details are partial and unclear.
In Harrisburg, House Democrats moved on the final 170 million in new fiscal year appropriations, saying the push began 10 days ago and is not tied to Gov. Scranton's charges of obstructionism. Major items passed include 13.5 million for the IDA and 1 million for education of deprived children, with Senate action awaiting. Also noted were added unemployment benefits proposed and reapportionment timing as well as confirmations for six Philadelphia Common Pleas Judges and a pollution bill granting health officials power to issue orders between commissions meetings.
Harrisburg AP reports the U S Department of Agriculture designated Armstrong and Greene Counties as disaster areas allowing federal aid for buying and grazing on reserve land. The designation brings total to 43 of 67 counties in Pennsylvania.
An elderly hard of hearing inventor has perfected an extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit. He reports whispers now come through clearly and invites readers to write HEARING, P.O. Box 681, York, Pa for full information at no cost.
Federal registrars will place African Americans on voting rolls in nine counties across Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana with no literacy questions as the Justice Department seeks to end poll taxes. Attorney General Katzenbach designated regular Civil Service examiners to open offices in post offices and federal buildings aiming to register voters who meet age residence and clean record requirements amid mixed local reactions.
WARREN A 21 year old Warren resident Knuton Callahan was charged with excessive noise after a 5 30 a m incident. Eight residents complained to police within four minutes as Callahan rode a motorcycle back and forth round and round. Police say the offense could verge on disorderly conduct as the peace was disturbed. Under the Molir Vehicle Code excessive noise carries a maximum fine of 25, 15 days in jail or both upon conviction.
In Keen New Hampshire the national horseshoe pitching tournament faced rain delays. Four players led with 241-1 records and 13 games left as Monday night play stalled. Harold Reno of Sabina Ohio Elmer Hohl of Wellesley Ont Floyd Toole of Little Rock Ark Jim Solomon of Uniontown Pa remained top contenders. Dai Kucheinski, 16 from Erie Pa, fell to 19-3 after losses to Toole and Reno.
Three men charged in the shooting death of Viola Liuzzo, a Detroit civil rights worker, are slated for trial the week of September 27 in Lowndes County. Lead defendant Collie Leroy Wilkins of Fairfield, Alabama, faces murder charges as part of a Ku Klux Klan group implicated in Liuzzo’s March 25 death between Montgomery and Selma. The other defendants are Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton of Bessemer.
Amid fierce fighting near Da Nang a U S Marine tank position was hit by mortar fire. one American killed and four wounded as Viet Cong mortars fired from Cam Ne. U S and Vietnamese planes struck Viet Cong positions with many buildings destroyed. casualties on the Viet Cong side possibly in the hundreds.
Continued from Page One, Raymond avenue replacement approved to fill Mrs. Peiffer’s spot at Concord School with a 4500 year salary. The candidate holds a state standard certificate and is finishing a degree while serving as a substitute. Also approved was Miss Betty Peterson of Jamestown Pa to teach art in elementary schools.
Pennsylvania House approves measures to cut tuition at Penn State and Temple with funding bills totaling 46.5 million dollars for operation and maintenance. The Senate will decide final terms as administration bills linger in committees. The Penn State plan seeks 32.5 million for on campus and 450 dollars resident tuition, with audit power for the state. The Temple plan aims to convert Philadelphia campus into a state affiliated school with an 81.4 million dollar budget, reducing tuition from 920 to 450.
The iron chested performer known as Johnny King plunges through a stunt in the thrill circus protected by only a two inch board. He endures the impact as crowd watches, showcasing daring balance and resilience.
About 1,000 Pennsylvania 4-H entrants displayed exhibits and demonstrations at Penn State University. Judging started today with awards set for Wednesday as the state 4-H days proceeded on the University Park campus.
The 81st Erie County Fair sponsored by the Wattsburg Agricultural Society runs August 20 to September at the Wattsburg fairgrounds. The event will feature stock exhibitions harness racing cooking contests and general exhibits. Entries close August 28 for contests and showings with no.clear details. Superintendents include Merle Clute Hubbell Russell Gibbons Rouse Belle Allen and Byron Decker with offices at the fairgrounds
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