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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1965

Page

2

Dischargees and residents listed in scattered notices

A jumble of names and addresses appears, including Percy admitted, Miss Mary Shira at 108% West Street, Thomas Sherwood of 417 West Ant Street, and several others such as Warren Reynolds 221 Moar Avenue and James Earls R D 1 Corty. The document also references statements about President Kennedy, John Johnson, and Secretary Rusk amid discussion of a forthcoming change in administration and various personal notices.

Mary Shira Shit Street Thomas Sherwood Ant Miles Luda Mus Kanal Cuery Sudrey Rouse Clymer Warren Reynolds Moar Avenue M's Mabel Karges James Earls Corty

Kennedy aide discusses Johnson VP role and Viet Nam views

The interview quotes President Kennedy associate Bobby addressing the Johnson VP discussion and Viet Nam policy. He says Kennedy trusted Secretary of State Dean Rusk, notes no rift with Kennedy over Johnson, and discusses liberal opposition and civil rights tensions. The piece covers internal views ahead of 1980 context.

Philip Graham Johnson Kennedy Dean Rusk Rusk Viet Nam North South Lyndon Johnson

Police Aide Urges Citizens Cooperation at FOP Meeting

In Pittsburgh at the FOP national convention Jack Dudek urged citizens to cooperate with law officers who may need to use force in some tests. He said police swear to uphold the law and protect the innocent while recognizing the right to demonstrate.

2Ieysburgh Fraternal Order of Police Jack Dudek FOP Pittsburgh

Racial tensions tied to Negro family and social crisis

A confidential government report argues that U S racial unrest rivals the American Revolution in significance and may foreshadow global color divisions. It highlights high illegitimacy and divorce rates among Negro families, and a large gap in armed forces test passage between Negroes and whites. The document notes opposition from officials and frames the issue as tied to centuries of oppression and the need for white responsibility.

Johnson Daviesw P. Moynihan New York City America Armed Forces

Man Dies in Fall From Water Tower in Ellwood City

William Lawless 26 of Pittsburgh died after a 59 foot fall while cleaning a water tower in Ellwood City Lawrence County police said yesterday. He was employed locally and the accident is under investigation by authorities.

Ellwood City William Lawless Pittsburgh Lawrence County

Falcons and Owls Hunting Bill Advances in Legislature

The AP reporting from an unnamed state notes that a bill to legalize falconry and hunting with hawks or owls passed the House by 2025 and moves to the Senate. The measure would authorize falconry for a $10 per unit fee in addition to the standard hunting license.

House Senate

Rod And Gun Field Day Plans Complete

Plans for the Rod and Gun Field Day on September 12 were completed by the Corry Rod and Gun Club. 500 pheasants will be released the week of September, reared at A. R. Knapp pens. Civil War display planned for field day at club grounds in Columbus. James Donahue named Jefferson County fish warden. Electric lights added to skeet field, open Wednesdays under Tony Lamendola. Applications for a game blind drawing due by October 1. Worker electrocuted at New Milford. Donald E. Airing, 25, died after striking a 7,600 volt line near a truck. Jesse Horton treated for shock.

Corry 1 Rod and Gun Club A. R. Knapp Man Ely French Creek Union City Paul Clark Columbus Elmer Simpson James Donahue Jefferson County Tony Lamendola Sawyer New Milford Donald E. Airing Taneytown Sai Airing Jesse Horton Horton Carbondale Hospital

Cooper Sets Space Mission Duration Record On Atlantic Circuit

The astronauts maintain a hectic pace early in the mission with meals served on schedule yet the first day's supply remains aboard. Cooper becomes space time champion at 9 47 p m EST Tuesday as the craft circles over the Atlantic for its 54th orbit, beating Bykovsky’s 19 hour 6 minute Soviet mark with combined Mercury and Faith 7 flight times. Cooper and Conrad press on with experiments, though radar locking troubles arise while attempting to lock onto a beacon at Cape Kennedy.

Cooper Outer Space Atlantic Valery Bykovsky Conrad Cape Kennedy

Gemini docking mission faces multiple system faults

Flight officials blamed a faulty radar lock during a Gemini docking test with an Agena rocket. A fuse blew in a back-up computer at mission control and was replaced. A cabin temperature gauge failed and astronauts now use hand-held thermometers to monitor cabin heat. Crews are developing a docking maneuver exercise to determine timing and positioning for the October 25 docking.

Mission Control

House Bill Aids Small Pennsylvania Towns Water Systems

In Harrisburg a bill to aid smaller communities with water and sewage facilities moves to the House. The Senate passed an $11 million community facilities grant fund for towns under 10,000 population by a 47 to 0 vote yesterday.

HOUSE Harrisburg Pennsylvania Senate

Red Missile and Lodge Begin Viet Nam Posts

U S pilots seek mobile missile sites near Hanoi with limited success reported. In Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge arrives as new U S ambassador to South Viet Nam and tells Chief of State Nguyen Van Thein he will be useful. Lodge, 63, previously served nine months as ambassador until June 1964 when Maxwell D Taylor succeeded him.

U.S Hanoi Wea Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Aff Neuyen van Thein Lodge Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Taylor

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