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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
6
A 30 year old woman, Sara Babcock of 983 North Center street, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday for a deep cut to her right leg from a flying metal object ejected by a rotary mower and was later released.
South Vietnamese planes released 88000 copies of Nhan Dan on three North Vietnamese cities in a night raid. A U S spokesman said the operation aims to spread banned news as U S warplanes attacked targets near the frontier and around Thanh Hoa.
Lawmakers debate Pennsylvania redistricting with R J Comer predicting sufficient votes in the 116 member delegation and Republicans poised to offer amendments. Bucks County would be split north and south for a GOP bloc, with other senatorial changes proposed to reshuffle seats and incumbents.
In LAR Perosa Italy AP report, Jean Francois Clot 33 of Marseille shot and killed his mother Jeanne Clot 55 while practicing with a cousin's carbine. The pair were firing at a fixed target behind a house when she walked into the line of fire. Ferruccio Clot hosted them.
Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew announced Singapore invited Russia to establish a rubber buying mission here. He said he sent word through diplomatic channels to the Soviet trade minister and that Singapore is considering full diplomatic relations with Moscow.
The President's Council of Economic Advisors says after tax profits hit a record $44.4 billion in the first quarter, up from the prior record, with pre tax profits at an annual rate of $73.8 billion.
The United States and Soviet Union clash over Comsat a multinational satellite consortium while advocating UN and ITU roles. The article notes US openness on manned and unmanned space data but secrecy on military satellites and calls for space exploration to benefit all mankind under international law.
Gurney Williams, 61, humor editor of Look magazine, was fatally stricken yesterday while about to board a commuter train to Manhattan in Chappaqua New York.
Military leaders press ahead with the MOL project arguing it envisions a peaceful space role and complies with a UN pledge not to orbit weapons of mass destruction. Pentagon scientists back the plan while some experts question exploiting space for tactical weapons and favor existing missile capabilities. The program envisions crewed missions of about 30 days to perform tasks beyond unmanned vehicles.
The first unmanned test flights are planned for late next year or early 1968 with five tests in 1968. Manned launches will occur from Cape Kennedy Florida and Van Denberg Air Force Base California. Pentagon spokesmen say Soviet overflights justify no objection. Johnson announces White House go ahead turning two years of study into full operation. The Air Force will run the program for the Defense Department.
Harrisburg River Valley Construction Co of Clearfield is the apparent low bidder for utility work at Philipsburg State General Hospital. The award follows bid opening and evaluation by hospital officials and project engineers.
A junior bull owned by Dodd Farms Scotts Crossing Road was judged junior champion at the Crawford County Fair Northwestern District Black and White Show held yesterday at Meadville fairgrounds. The dam's 4 year old cow won first place. Both animals advance to the Pennsylvania Black and White Show in Harrisburg on September 14.
Dodd Farms showed a blue ribbon three year old cow and high red ribbon rankings in most classes with only three classes denying blue. 383 registered Holsteins exhibited. Judge John W. Mekitt of Columbus, Ohio. Dan-Dee Farms Rose’s Union City top senior and grand champion bull. Wesley Baxter Fredonia owned senior and grand champion cow and won premier exhibitor. tied with W. D. Travis Evans City PA for premier breeder award.
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