05 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1964
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes a site with two silos and a Ridge home amidst a metal structure. Mentions 9 booms, a 55 by 173 foot area, modern features, and a field near Corry. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but context implies an industrial storage complex incident.
Hayden Boyden of Salt Lake City receives 1 million dollars from the Hopi Tribe for 26 years of work on a land dispute with the Navajo. About 778000 covers legal fees and 220000 honors taking the case when others would not. The case gave the Hopi title to 631000 acres and a half interest in five million more, with property valued at over 38 million. The Hopi, a 5000-member tribe, has 60 children in college.
Victor VanTassel Jr. of Riceville received 3 to 23 months in jail to be served concurrently with a Crawford County sentence after pleading guilty to seven Warren County camp burglaries. About $600 worth of belongings were found at his home. a detainer was filed by Corry State Police. A separate, large Midwest snowstorm caused fatalities and travel disruptions across multiple states with heavy snowfall and record lows.
Unemployment in the Corry area for November shows a strong placement effort with 41 job placements from the local Pennsylvania State Employment Service office. Officials report 100 new applications, 53 job openings, 87 referrals, and 41 placements, including two for handicapped workers and a mix of ages. Erie County unemployment stands at 2.9 percent with 4,900 out of work, the lowest in over a decade, though claims may rise as outside work declines. Additionally, former Gulf Refining Co. executive Joseph Holt Russell, aged 73, died in Houston.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Christiansen, Anko, a wooden hot pid tor, Christ tees Dealing, pool, Ali A. die of Dante Glows, and a reference to Donald Stevenson. The text is incoherent with several misread names and phrases, lacking clear narrative.
Senate investigators study BI files on West German beauty Mrs Elfen Rometsch as the Baker inquiry resumes. Special counsel McLendon says the committee will move to speed files while Paul Aguirre describes parties with Rometsch Baker and secretary Nancy Carole Tyler in New Orleans. Baker resigned in 1963 amid conflict of interest claims and has invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid questions.
Khartoum airport officials report planeloads of weapons passing through en route to Juba near the Congo border. The shipments, totaling at least a dozen planes since Wednesday, are believed to arm Christophe Ghenye's Peking backed forces opposing Congo Premier Moise Tshombe. Sudan denies backing rebels while weapons move from Khartoum to Juba, with UAR military transports and Ghanaian aircraft used in the transfers.
In Philadelphia Mississippi 21 white suspects were arrested in a federal probe into the 1964 murders of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney. FBI charges allege rights violations and conspiracy to threaten or kill. prosecutors weigh murder indictments as residents react with shock and fear.
A Warren County man was sentenced to 11 to 23 months in jail for fornication, immoral conduct, and rape linked to a lonely hearts club correspondence. The case also involved Keene L. Fisher of Haddonfield, who pled guilty to indecent assault and is serving his sentence. Sixty days at a hospital were credited to the sentence.
Turkish air force jets flew close to Pope Paul II's papal flight over Rome today as he returned from India. Papal pilot issued emergency radio warnings to halt the escorting planes, narrowly avoiding a collision. The incident interrupted the papal route with a tense near miss.
David Levinson an internationally known Philadelphia attorney died at Woman's Medical Hospital yesterday at the age of 19. He helped defend those accused of conspiring to set fire to Lo Geerman Reichstag. A year later he defended Mat a8 Rakosi premier of Hungary against murder charges on counterfeiting.
President Johnson awarded Army Captain Roger C Dorion the first Medal of Honor for bravery in South Vietnam at the White House. Dorion led counterattacks at Camp Nam Dong despite wounds, exposing himself to heavy fire while directing defense operations. Surviving Special Forces from his unit attended, with two comrades killed in action.
A preview describes a forthcoming history volume titled The World in 1961 or 1964, a lavish fire collector item with 300 readable pages and red and gold hardback binding. It promises sections, illustrated photos, and pieces from top writers, with partial printing and early reader excitement.
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