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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1965

Page

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Corry Area Joint School Committee Sets Fire Repair Budget

The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved 5117,417 in replacement and repair costs for the high school fire, with ins co covering 397,390 for the building and 114,026 for contents plus 7,178 local funds for options. Beyer Construction of Warren won the general contract at 277,692 plus 10,200 plumbing 35,555 heating and 44,353 electrical, plus 1,171 for faster roof deck and 435 for vinyl tile. They also budgeted 880 to extend classroom walls to the roof deck and 3,375 for 16 sky lights in corridors to speed completion aiming for September.

Corry Area Pam Beyer Construction Company Warren Beyer Company Oine Jointure

Negroes Vow To Extend Protest March In Vote Fight

In Selma Alabama Negroes vow to carry on with protest marches during the vote fight. With Martin Luther King Jr in jail leadership shifts to other organizers as arrests rise. Police and deputies have detained about 505 Negroes teenager detainees count climbs toward 1300 this week and 1600 since the campaign began 16 days ago. Attorneys plan to seek federal orders to extend voter registration hours and curb arrests, pressing for eight hours daily six days a week and faster registration pace.

Selma Ala de. Martin Luther King Jr Mmore Dallas County Board of Registrars U.S Thomas James G. Clark

Post Office to Drop Savings Service Amid Red Ink Deal

Postmaster General John A. Gronouski said he will ask Congress to end the Postal Savings System after 54 years. Depositors have fallen from 42 million to about 1 million and total deposits from $34 billion to $416 million as 2 percent interest lags behind banks.

Red Ink Washington John A. Grosinski Congress Gronouski Gro- Houski Johnson United States Europe U.S New York Miami Gronovski

Barton Motor Sues Chrysler Over Antitrust Suit

Barton Motor Co of Pittsburgh sues Chrysler Corp for 1.5 million alleging antitrust violations. The suit filed in U S District Court claims Chrysler forced Barton out of business by creating factory Dodge dealerships in Allegheny County, with five of 15 or 16 Dodge dealers backed by Chrysler and receiving financial aid and other unfair practices.

Chrysler Corp Pittsburgh Barton Motor Co U. S Barton Chrysler Dodge Alegheny County

Start Chaplain Service At Corry Hospital

Corry Memorial Hospital announced a weekly chaplain service to acquaint local ministers with hospitalized patients of their faith. The program, organized by administrator Samuel E Antrim with Rev Walter Thoms Rev Elmer A ehthe J Ortner and the hospital auxiliary, will have a chaplain from the Corry Area Ministerial Association visiting daily to identify church affiliations and offer spiritual aid.

Samuel E. Antrim Corry Memorial Hospital Antrim Walter Thoms Elmer A.ehthe J. Ortner Corry Area Larval Corry Yaes Corry Memorial

Family perishes in Mississippi house fire near Magnomia

A mother and six children died in a fire that destroyed their home fifteen miles east of Magnomia Mississippi. Father Walter Smith age 34 found the blaze on returning from night work at a nearby McComb factory. Children ranged from ten years to months old.

Here Walter Smith McComb

Sesler files bill to lower Pennsylvania voting age to 18

Erie Democrat State Senator William G Sesler, member of the Reapportionment and Elections Committee, proposes a bill to drop the voting age from 21 to 18. He joins Sen Richard Frame and Sen Jack B McGregor to sponsor another measure to abolish wards in first class townships with voter consent.

Sesler Erie William G. Sesler Senate Pennsylvania Lesler Richard Frame Rvenango Jack B. McGregor R-Allegheny

Mom Drowns 3 Children and Saves Favorite

ANNAPOLIS Md AP A 2 year old woman Mary Jane Leist er of Arnold is held for investigation after telling her husband Elmer she drowned three of their four children and saved the one she favored Police found the bodies of Dennis E 6 Rae Marie 4 and Elmer Patrick months in a bedroom two other children Mary Jane 2 was unharmed Two cooking pans and a serving dish with water were found in the room Police theorized the children were drowned in the vessels

Annapolis Anne Arundel County Mary Jane Leister Arnold Elmer Dennis E Rae Marie Elmer Patrick Budgalow Mary Jane Oe ‘Valday

Four Seek Two Seats on Clovis Board

In Clovis New Mexico four candidates vied for two vacancies on the school board. Balloting occurred yesterday with 2,405 votes cast and 1,603 votes counted for the four candidates.

Clovis

Frigid Blast Sweeps South Regions Amid Cold Wave

Widespread cold grips the United States with Florida facing frost warnings as temperatures drop rapidly. Northern and central Florida fall two degrees an hour with forecast below freezing. thunderstorms bring heavy rain in Vero Beach and West Palm Beach. Only far southern Florida escapes the chill as the cold extends from the Great Plains to the Atlantic.

Associated Press Florida United States Weather Bureau Vero Beach Fla West Palm Beach Great Plains Atlantic

Pearl Bailey Sidelined By Heart Strain In Mount Sinai

Pearl Bailey, 46, is hospitalized in New York with heart strain from overwork. Doctors say she is in good condition and undergoing tests in intensive care, likely to transfer to a regular room and remain about 10 days. Bailey, a regular on the nightclub circuit, entered Mount Sinai Tuesday night after finishing a Las Vegas engagement.

Hollywood Calif Pearl Bailey Mount Sinai Hospital Las Vegas Miss Bailey New York West Coast

Robbers seize cash box from downtown Pittsburgh office

Two men grabbed a box containing about 200 dollars in rush and check from the office of Dr. and B. Niclas in downtown Pittsburgh yesterday. Police pursue leads as the theft rattles local businesses.

Pittshurgh Dr. &. B. Niclas

$90 Million Narcotics Ring Smashed in Brooklyn Raids

New York Brooklyn District Attorney Aaron Koota announced a $90 million narcotics ring was smashed after raids at 1 a.m. involving city and federal officers across four boroughs. Fifteen men were arrested under sealed indictment. four others sought. The ring has operated since November 1963, with no disclosed ties to the Cosa Nostra.

New York Brooklyn Aaron Koota New York City Brooklyn Supreme Court Koota Cosa Nostra

Bundy Due In Saigon Amid Viet Nam Tensions

In Saigon White House adviser McGeorge Bundy sails in for a fresh appraisal of South Viet Nam amid Khanh’s military coup and U S response. Bundy will consult with Ambassador Maxwell Taylor and report to President Johnson as tensions rise over Saigon’s political shakeup.

Saigon South Viet Nam McGeorge Bundy White House Poliey Bundy S Johnson Nguyen Khanh Washington Wash Ington Maxwell D. Taylor Johnson Taylor Viet Nam Khanh Tran van Huong United States Jakarta Indonesia Sukarno Presiden ‘Tial Palace

Eichmann Aide Given Five Year Term in Hungary Deportations

Herman Krumey Eichmann’s top aide is sentenced to five years hard labor for complicity in the 1944 deportation of 437000 Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz. Otto Hurische is acquitted. Prosecutors sought life. no death penalty in Western Germany.

Tenankfurt Germany Adolf Eichmann Herman Krumey el Otto Hurische Krumey Auschwitz Eichmann Hunsche Gestapo Admiral Horthy Western

Ford Reports Record Profits in 1964 Auto Results

Ford Motor Co. reported yesterday its sales and profits hit new highs for 1964 making Ford the second major automaker to show strong results. General Motors Corp. announced last Thursday its 1964 business also reached high levels.

uysHurgary Ford Motor Co Ford General Motoris Corp

U S Questions Indonesia Atom Threat

U S officials say Indonesia unlikely to build a bomb soon but could detonate a primitive device with proper help. Brig Gen Hariono claims about 200 scientists are working on an atom bomb, with a October Armed Forces Day surprise promised, while U S remarks note no current capability or active weapons research. The Banand reactor and a Serpong reactor project with Soviet aid are cited, with U S inspection rights attached to Banand.

Washington U.S Indonesia Harlono Jakarta State Department Banand West Java Serpong United States

Bipartisan panel named on reapportionment in Harrisburg

The Senate named a six member bipartisan subcommittee to draft an ad optable reapportionment plan to meet Supreme Court directives. The group includes Democrats John Deviln and Paul Mahady and Benjamin FR Dondlow plus Republicans John Ware and Preston B Davis and Senate chair Marvin V Keller. House Democrats plan eight hearings statewide while Gov Scranton faces criticism over unemployment politics.

Harrisburg Senate Senate Committee On General Assembly Supreme Court Marvin V. Keller Senate Apportionment Committee Keller House’ Apportionment Committee Commonwealth John Ware Preston B. Davis John Deviln Paul Mahady Benjamin FR. Dondlow House Joshua Ellberg Scranton

Kidnapped U.S. Aid Official Reported Missing in Saigon

Gustav C. Hertz, 46, of Leesburg Virginia chief of the mission's public administration division, disappeared after leaving his home in Gia Dinh suburb of Saigon. His wife notified U.S. military officials and a search began. no trace found and no solid evidence of kidnapping. Hertz, American University graduate, had been advising Vietnamese administration.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Gustav C. Hertz Leesburg Gia Dinh Hertz American University In Washington Adyist Ui

Kane Store Fire Damages Grocery and Apartment

Fire officials probe a blaze that destroyed a Kane grocery store and the apartment above it. Mr and Mrs Guy Miceli owned the property. he was hospitalized and she was treated for injuries. Authorities investigate the cause and assess losses amid the widespread damage.

Guy Miceli Miceli

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