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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
3
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In Harrisburg Republicans push to restore a $500,000 Joint State Government Commission cut, with Rep. Robert J. Butera signaling a discharge showdown to move the money from the Democratic controlled appropriations panel. The move illustrates GOP tactics amid a fragmented House and ongoing education and state controls debates.
aboard the Southern Breeze a crewman Robert Goldfarb 23 of New Rochelle N Y died after helping a fellow crew member Jim Grimes fight waves near Narragansett Bay Rhode Island. The yacht chartered by Frank Sinatra with Mia Farrow left Newport for a month long New England cruise.
The Grand Orange Lodge of Pennsylvania chose Joseph Dale of Philadelphia as grand master yesterday in Pittsburgh news.
Belle Vernon, Pa. Marina Berkowitz, 69, of Monessen died yesterday when her car crossed the median while passing a truck and struck a car driven by William B. Adair, 47, of Niles, Ohio. Adair and Albert W. Groesbeck, 52, were critically injured and taken to Charleroi-Mo Essen Hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Guest of Pittsburgh was chosen grand mistress of the Orange auxiliary.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department cites diverse causes for a 10.1 percent rise in food prices. Reduced pork supplies, weather and labor issues, and foreign demand pushed costs higher while some items like oranges and coffee eased. Beef and pork may fall later as supplies recover.
Jamestown reports more than 86000 was contributed during Old First Night ceremonies at Chautauqua Institution. Funds will finance future programs as Chautauqua marked its 92nd birthday and a Boal for funds was set at 91000. Curtis W. Haug led the program with the Opera Association Repertory Theater and Children's Choir. The Chautauqua Orchestra then performed a 45 minute concert on the lake front porch of the Athenaeum Hotel.
Hollywood actor Raymond Burr known for Perry Mason was released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after several days of tests for an infection contracted during a trip to Vietnam.
Glenn Kite, 13, of Hilliards was killed when a shotgun discharged in a barn during a bat shooting incident. The weapon was in the hands of playmate Steve Wade, 14, from Akron Ohio, who was visiting grandparents in Williards. State Police classified the death as accidental.
A tentative labor settlement reached Tuesday night between Local 205 and major Pittsburgh area dairy employers ends a strike threat. The agreement with Penn, County Belle, Sealtest, Isaly's, and Meadow Gold requires ratification by members. Earlier talks paused over working conditions amid 26 independent dairies engaging with the union.
President Johnson signs a 185 million dollar bill to extend the Interior Department desalting program through 1972 as a drought looms in the Northeast. He convenes governors and leaders from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware to discuss water shortages and potential long term solutions.
U S Rep Paul A Fine argues for national or state lotteries to curb illegal gambling. He cites an estimated 7.2 billion dollars a year in illegal gambling and 67 million in state revenue from pari mutuel betting in Pennsylvania. He says Philadelphia area water plans also reflect regulatory shifts.
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