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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
4
A brief town feature highlights unusual gifts available at Fran and Jim's shop. The ad notes novelty items and quirky selections drawing shopper curiosity and local interest.
Emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance service. List of admitted and discharged patients with names and addresses including Mrs Evelyn Reed and others. Local ads for gifts and services, Christmas party notice by Corry Council of Republican Women. December 18 luncheon at Hotel Corry.
Younger hunters report impressive kills as Glenn Rhodes, 11, downed a nine point near Sugar Grove. Nick Downey, 15, claimed a nine point at Turner Hill. Roland Putnam, Spar towns principal, bagged an eight point by Alpine Inn. Archie Pless, 15, took an eight point near Lovell Station and Randy Eddy, 16, reported a four point at Spring Creek on opening day.
Pope Paul VI orders a broad reorganization of the Vatican curia. The Holy Office loses its Supreme title and secrecy, renamed The Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, with its jurisdiction adjusted to align with other congregations. Critics say the office has long drawn non Catholic criticism.
Pittsburgh AP reports Mayor Joseph M. Barr will have cataract removal on his left eye at Mercy Hospital. He was admitted last week for a respiratory ailment and doctors moved the date up from January as he is currently well enough for the procedure.
Funeral services for Darrell H Cooper are set for Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Horace D Williams Funeral Home Chapmanville with burial in Sunville Pa. Friends may call Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM at the funeral home.
Nine U.S. Congressmen including two from Pennsylvania visit Rawalpindi for a three day study tour. They meet President Ayub Khan to discuss the India Pakistan situation after arriving from New Delhi. The delegation includes Irving Whalley of Windber and James G Fulton of Pittsburgh.
Darrell H. Cooper 68 of Chapmanville died Saturday at Titusville Hospital after a brief illness. Born September 24, 1899 in Warren County he married Cleo Doane in 1929. A machinist with American Shipbuilding and the Pennsylvania Highway Department, he played violin at area dances and was a member of Black Ash Alliance Church. Survived by wife five children 14 grandchildren two brothers and four sisters predeceased. Visitation at Horace D. Williams Funeral Home Chapmanville today with funeral there tomorrow at 2 30 p m Rev Daniel G. Enterline officiating Interment Sunville Cemetery.
President Johnson attended church services in Johnson City where women led the sermon and prayers as part of a once yearly practice at the Disciples of Christ church. He traveled from his ranch to the First Christian Church about 15 miles away.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson reaffirmed Britain would end the Rhodesian rebellion without war and rebuffed the OAU as Addis Ababa warned of possible war if London fails to crush Smith’s white minority regime by December 15. Britain relies on sanctions and air defense pledges to Zambia to deter conflict.
Five planeloads of Chilean soldiers were reported en route to a disputed border area as Chile and Argentina planned high level ministerial talks to ease tension. Troops were flown to Puerto Montt and would advance south to the border when weather allowed, while Defense Ministers Carmona and Suarez prepared to meet in Balmaceda, Chile, near the contested Andes frontier.
The report describes intense combat near the Michelin plantation with 50-caliber fire and close-quarters fighting as U S Marines and Army units countered Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. It notes helicopter reinforcements, air strikes, and a clarified mix of enemy forces while detailing air war strikes and propaganda leaflets over North and South Viet Nam. China signs a new loan pact with North Viet Nam, details undisclosed.
Yugoslav Vice President Alexander Rankovic lauded U S assistance at the opening of a large hydropower project funded by a 151 million dollar loan from the United States. He called the loan mutually beneficial and constructive, noting continued cooperation.
Comedian Joe E Brown receives the Poverello Medal from Steuben ville College as the first actor honored for wartime service entertaining troops. Brown, a 65 year veteran born in Ohio, is praised for personal sacrifices and entertaining servicemen worldwide, often on front lines.
Soviet Luna 8, a 3421 pound instrument laden capsule, aimed for a soft landing in the Ocean of Storms. Retrorockets would brake the craft for a gentle descent in the airless lunar environment after its 4:50 p.m. EST approach, marking a high risk retry after two earlier crashes.
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