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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
8
A stash of 25 sale poles from Sidewalk Bazaar Daze vanished, costing Re hil Merchants Association money while police search for clues. The report also covers a local arrest, civil defense meeting, fair openings, marriage-license filings, a bad check case, dog-licensing prosecutions, traffic incidents, and a countywide United Fund plan.
Washington reports on the ongoing debate over foreign aid funding. President Johnson supports continuing aid, with a $3.96 billion request for another year, while Sen. Fulbright urges separation from military aid and year-by-year renewal ends. Rep. Morgan defends aid as vital to security, not a cure for communism. Morse proposes ending aid in two years to compel reform.
Mrs Ida Walther, 91, of Conneaut, was hit by a westbound car near her home Monday night and is listed in fair condition at Brown Memorial Hospital. She sustained compound fractures in both legs and facial lacerations. The driver, Marjorie Sedmack, 28, also of Conneaut, remained at the scene as witnesses said Walther began crossing the street and paused for a moment.
The caption lists 4-H members from Beaverdam and Corry taking part in a grounds Saturday event. Facing left to right are Marjorie Chelton of Zuncord 4-H Kathy McQueeney Karen Werreveld Becky Eld and others with Larry McQueeney and Mary Ann Ladd of Beaverdam kneeling.
AP report says 14 Arizona clergy will seek Bishop James A. Pike of California be tried for heresy and dismissed at the House of Bishops meeting on September 7 unless he retracts. They allege Pike denies the Blessed Trinity and plans to ordain a Deaconess while noting his stance on the Feast of the Annunciation. Pike rejects the charges as false or misleading.
United States Steel Corp, the nation's largest steel producer, said it will double its capital spending to 1.8 billion dollars over the next three years. The plan includes major corporate reorganization, moving the charter from New Jersey to Delaware and converting preferred stock into debentures to cut federal income taxes.
I S L S Steel outlines a five year capital spending program equal to the total expenditures of the American steel industry in the previous year, signaling a major expansion move. The report notes the scale and potential impact on production capacity and employment within the sector.
Marines report repelling an early morning attack by 10 to 12 guerrillas on the Da Nang air base. Two guerrillas were killed, no American casualties. The base, heavily guarded, remains ringed by villages and farms used by Viet Cong at night.
An eastbound car description is followed by a pedestrian stepping into the path of a car driven by Mrs Sedma. Details are sparse on the incident, participants, location, and outcome. Further readable facts needed to specify charges or injuries.
A concise note contrasts spoken word and printed text, observing how spoken delivery shapes meaning while printed words endure, offering reflection on communication forms and their lasting presence in culture.
State honors NE paraplegic Shirley May Binley for athletic feats at a regional event. She captured six firsts two seconds and two thirds, and set a discus record amid praise from peers and officials for resilience and humility. Representatives praised her inspiration and perseverance.
Manry arrived Tuesday in Falmouth Mass. to a cheering crowd and an armada of small boats. He embraced his wife and children, admired the ship’s gleaming deck, and stayed briefly at a hotel before officials moved the Tinkerbelle to a Royal Air Force Marine base to deter souvenir thieves. A congressional resolution was introduced.
In Youngstown Ohio a Black man, Nathaniel Robinson, 34, died after a scuffle with a deputy who was knocked unconscious during a public safety incident. The coroner will determine if the death was justifiable, while the deputy Herman Spahr 41 remains hospitalized with injuries. NAACP and local leaders call for meetings as tensions rise.
Manry described a solitary voyage aboard a tiny boat linked to the Spirit of St. Louis by the Smithsonian Institution. He told reporters of spine chilling adventures and odd hallucinations from medicine he took to battle fatigue.
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