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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1965
Page
1
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Viet Cong terrorists drove a jeep and a car loaded with explosives into South Viet Nam's national police headquarters. Four policemen were killed and about 20 wounded, including possibly six Americans. The blast damaged Col. Pham Van Lieu's home as terrorists escaped under machine gun fire. The attack followed months of increased police activity in the Saigon area and was the first serious incident here in seven weeks.
Washington ap Gen Maxwell D Taylor former ambassador to Saigon outlines a four point plan to win Vietnam war. The strategy calls for maximum South Vietnam effort against Viet Cong, air strikes on North Vietnam, strengthening Saigon government, and readiness to talk peace with any sincere government. Taylor says adherence could lead to an agreed settlement after Communist leaders doubt U.S. withdrawal.
Last week’s three day sidewalk bazaar in Curry drew strong merchant support and featured prizes from Sher win-Williams Stahl’s Jewelers G. C. Murphy Co and others. Grand prize went to Mrs Allan Shaw of R D 3 Curry as she received a $50 savings bond from the Chamber of Commerce. Other winners included Mrs Colesgrave of Clymer, Larry Marsh Ann Wade Mrs Shirley Burk Glen Henderson and more receiving ladders radios dinnerware jackets luggage and shoes from local merchants.
Police investigate two break ins over the weekend. Corry Rubber Corp. president Ernest Perro said the plant office on West Main street was broken into and $13 was stolen from a desk and a soda-refrigerator. Howard Dingfelder reported his home at 404 West Washington street was entered between 8 and 11 p.m. last night with a hole cut in a door, but nothing appeared missing.
Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg prepared to unveil a U S policy to break the deadlock over Soviet voting rights at the United Nations. The plan aims to modify the Article 19 rule that bars in arrears nations from voting, aligning with U S diplomacy while easing domestic opposition.
Meadville police wait on Crawford County coroner’s report into the death of 21 year old George Shreve after a 1 22 a m shooting at his home. He died en route to Spencer Hospital with a stomach wound.
Two youths were arrested after attempting to hide a hit and run car in Spartansburg area until repairs could be made. The late Saturday incident involved Lewis Taladay and Edmund Malek. damage to Taladay’s car and the Smith vehicle totaled about $200 each. The city’s street sealing work discussed included 12,000 gallons of asphalt and 600 tons of chips over four miles, with focus on preventing further cracks and choosing durable seal coats.
Albert DiNatale opened construction on East Columbus avenue for a 525000 motor lodge with 50 rooms. The Corry Motor Lodge, franchised under Congress Inns, will open early next year and feature a 300-seat banquet room and a rear swimming pool. Ceremony included prayers by Rev Cyril J Kranz and Rev Ivan Hunsberger, with Mayor Philip Zalenek and Chamber president Ronald Willman in attendance.
German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said the door is open for all states to resume relations with West Germany. He stressed Arab nations must initiate moves to restore ties after West Germany and Israel formalized relations.
Dempsey Thomas Jr. a 30 year old migrant labor boss was charged with murder for the death of Jeremiah Duncan 23 a fellow worker at the Richard Davidson Farm East Springfield. Duncan died from a single gunshot to the head during a struggle over a .38 revolver owned by Thomas. Three other people remain in custody as material witnesses. The death is ruled a homicide and a hearing is set for August 23.
Corry Foam Production raises wages by six cents an hour plus fringe benefits for 69 employees at the West Main Street plant. Plant Manager George Cote announced the increase is effective today as the company improves its insurance plan.
The body of Metro Haransus, 75, of Homer City was recovered yesterday from Yellow Creek. He had been missing since Thursday and drowned, authorities said.
Los Angeles calm returned to the riot zone after a night of violence spread to other Southern California cities. Police reported no mass arrests as 15,000 National Guardsmen guarded the area while three tons of food were delivered to the burned and looted district. The death toll stood at 30 as authorities described Sunday night and early today attacks as planned and organized.
Astronauts L Gordon Cooper Charles Conrad Donald Slayton Neil Armstrong Elliott Lee and others prepare for an eight day space mission set to begin Thursday. They took a day off to relax with fishing and golf with Cooper and Slayton reporting three sharks towed away. Medical experts expect the mission to settle doubts about human survival in space and include an early satellite rendezvous. Continued on page six.
Secretary Nitze defended the 3d Marine Amphibious Force amid controversy over fire fights and hut burning in Cam Ne and other hamlets near Da Nang. He said Marines clear Viet Cong from jungle and villages while aiding local civilians. The interview covered use of fortified hamlets and expanding control toward the perimeter.
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