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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
3
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Edward F. Sherlinski, state game protector, says four hunters paid field fines for deer law violations near Elysburg. Douglas McWilliams, 38, a Fish Commission member from Shamokin area, fined $100 for attempting to kill a second deer in one season. Others, Lonard Weilel, Glenn L. Parks, and Madison Burt Jr., from Shamokin, also fined for killing a third deer or attempting a second, with Burt paying $200. Incident occurred in the Roaring Creek Watershed near the Northumberland Columbia line.
AP dispatch reports Gov. Scranton appears to be losing ground in Pennsylvania, according to Oliver Quayle, poll taker for President Johnson. Quayle noted a 1,000-voter survey from 30 counties labeled barometric, highlighting swing districts and concerns over taxes, spending, schools, new industry, and highways.
The December calendar outlines major events for the next two weeks including the two space capsule launches the space rendezvous and the recovery of vessels. Reaction to the time savings deposit increase features opinions from banking leaders and lawmakers.
Paris AP report shows Charles de Gaulle 43.98 percent of vote in the first round with 84.9 percent turnout. He advances to a December 19 runoff against Francois Mitterrand as Jean Lecannet emerges as a surprise 3rd with 15.78 percent.
SHLMA Alabama AP Three white men go on trial in Selma on murder charges in the case of Rev James L Reed a Boston minister who joined the civil rights movement He was attacked as he walked from a Negro cafe after a failed march plan The minister lapsed into a coma and died two days later in University Hospital Birmingham The defendants Odel Hog gle William Stanley Hog gle and Elmer Cook are named in the proceeding
Latrobe Steel Co of Latrobe Pennsylvania listed its common shares for trading on the New York Stock Exchange after previously being traded over the counter. The move marks a new chapter for the specialty steel producer as it seeks greater liquidity and visibility in the market.
Penn State falls from first to fifteenth in national full time enrollment among colleges per the 46th annual school and society survey. Penn State reports 23,968 full time students, up 2,642 from last year, as University of Cincinnati dean Dr. Garland G. Parker released the figures.
Lt Gov John J Daley supports Gov Hoff s plan for more medium security space saying prison walls give a false sense of security to some inmates who prefer to be behind walls. He notes inmates transferred to the state prison farm sometimes want to return to the walls again to feel secure.
Ann Martin Marty Jackson, 21, of Vero Beach, Florida, dies from injuries after the Yarmouth Castle cruise ship fire and sinking. She had been in an intensive burn center at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, with four other severely burned victims transported from Nassau following the disaster about 120 miles off Florida on November 13.
In Pittsburgh last night two men smashed a window at Loeh Furs, Inc and seized a $2000 fur coat before fleeing in a car. A private detective said he wounded both suspects. The getaway car clipped another vehicle and an airport limousine as it sped away, in the store’s fourth theft in three months, the most recent a week earlier.
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