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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1965

Page

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Local Notice Mix of Names and Contact Lines

Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names addresses phone numbers and phrases about supply saving and auction services. Readable items include references to brokers consultants and various personal names with incomplete contexts and potential sales or notices.

National Ch UCK Dorothy Corry Okerries N.Y Ney J. Miller Ato Blanche Ghbors Lang

Global protests erupt over U S air strikes on Vietnam

Across Moscow Peking and cities abroad protest U S air strikes on North Vietnam. In Moscow nearly 1000 students attacked the U S Embassy and windows were smashed. Mao and Chou En-lai attended continued demonstrations in Peking as attacks spread to Rome Munich and Montevideo.

Moscow U.S Peking North Viet Nam United States Washington China Communist Party University of Munich Germany Montevideo Uruguay

Kosygin in talks with Chinese premier En Lai in Peking

Soviet Premier Kosygin, promising military aid to North Vietnam, flew to Peking and immediately conferred with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai. Tass reported Chow and Chen Yi accompanied the delegation from the airport. Kosygin earlier said talks with Hanoi covered defense measures and regular consultations on Indochina.

Moscow Alexei N. Kosygin Peking Chow En-lai Hanoi Chow Chen Yi Tass Chou Enlai Kosygin Democratic Republic of Viet Nam Indochinese

Fire Kills 30 on Madrid Barcelona Train Near Zaragoza

A fast moving Madrid Barcelona mail train caught fire in three wooden coaches near Zaragoza. Thirty people were killed and thirty three wounded, some gravely, as flames swept through the third class carriage before alarms could halt the train.

Zaragoza Spain Barcelona Hames

Corry Man Sentenced for Providing Beer to Minors

Donald Southworth pled guilty in Erie County court on the charge of furnishing beer to minors. He received a $100 fine plus court costs after admitting to taking a 11 year-old girl and a 15 year-old boy to New York State and buying beer, then returning with them to consume it.

Erie County Donald Southworth West Irving Street Thomas Katula Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Southworth New York State

Dirksen Backs Johnson Viet Nam Policy in Senate

Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen endorses President Johnson's Vietnam approach and rejects neutralist calls. He says a withdrawal would invite Communist advances and supports continuing air strikes against North Vietnam. Fulbright, for context, backs Johnson's strategy and cautions on White House consultations.

Washington Johnson Senate Everett M. Dirksen Viet Nam Dirksen T Johnson Sen J. W. Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Fulbright Arkansas Democrat White House House United States Asia

Youth drug hangouts described by psychiatrist before congress

Washington AP report on youth drug use with “yellow jackets” and “red devils” labels. Dr John B Griffith testified before the House Interstate Commerce Committee about depressants and stimulants like barbiturates and amphetamines. He cited Oklahoma City findings and warned misuse extends beyond disreputable circles.

Washington New York California House Interstate Commerce Committee Pmdi John B. Griffith Oklahoma Mental _Hisarth Planning Committee Griffith Olinhoma City Oklahoma City

Senate approves joint probe into milk industry kickbacks in Pa

The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously backed a resolution for a bipartisan joint investigation by the Senate and House into alleged illegal rebates in the milk industry. The move follows IRS reports of widespread kickbacks between producers and dealers, and would form a six member panel from each chamber. The House must approve the plan.

House Senate U.S. Internal Revenue Service Senate Rules Committee Robert D. Fleming R-Al- Jeghehy Scranton Paul W. Mahady Westmoreland

Kickbacks in milk trade loom in 1961 probe

Meadvill e report notes IRS uncovering a system of kickbacks and rebates in the milk industry. WPMP counsel says the group spurred the investigation and may press for a Pittsburgh market price hearing unless the inquiry or possible legislation changes plans.

Meadville Internal Revenue Service Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers WPMP F. Joseph Thomas IRS Pittsburgh Gav. Scranton General Assembly Thames Ator Fisy Attoney Ae S

McDonald Leads Abel In USW Presidential Ballot Fight

AP figures from 29 districts show incumbent David J. McDonald leading USW President race over I. W. Abel by a razor thin margin. AP tabulation cites 144,786 for McDonald and 140,054 for Abel with 1,409 locals reporting and ongoing district tallies. Abel supporters claim victory. final result awaited as contract talks loom.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers Union David J. McDonald USW I. W. Abel McDonald Abel Associated Press Don's Sarge Jogals Basic Steel Jan. I Wip Inald High Inj Chicago Joseph Germano

McDonald Wins Big Margin in Area USW Election

Meadville voters chose McDonald as United Steel Workers president with 404 area ballots. Abel carried only one local. Local 1905 at Channellock gave McDonald 293 and Abel 12. Local 1917, Meadville, 1 and 79. Local 4618 at General American Transportation 37 for Abel and 2 for McDonald. Local 4463 Carnation Cambridge Springs 55 for McDonald and 11 for Abel.

McDonald USW Meadville David J. McDonald United Steel Workers Union I. W. Abel Abel Channellock, Inc

Tornado Levels Town With Heavy Damage

A tornado struck a south Arkansas town yesterday, leveling much of the area. Reports say 50 to 60 percent of structures were damaged or destroyed, with no injuries reported. W. M. Sinclair, a service station operator, described the approach amid winds and heavy rains.

Hmmilage South Arkansas W. M. Sinclair

Labor Government Survives Censure Over U S Plane Purchase

London AP reports the Labor government narrowly defended its plan to buy U S Phantom F4 jets and C130E transports for the Royal Air Force. Roy Jenkins said British weapon systems rely on collaboration with the United States and allies, with joint antisubmarine and defense projects studied.

London U.S Royal Air Force Harold Wilson Roy Jenking Jenkins United States Britain Army Ordnance Army Communications Washington Lavbor

Mystery crash probe as coast guard finds body

Navy divers hunted 75 feet under the Atlantic for clues after an Eastern Air Lines airliner with 34 aboard crashed off New York. Ten bodies and debris were recovered by nightfall as the wreckage prompted a coastal search and temporary morgue setup.

Eastern Air Lines New York Atlantic Ocean

Former Corry Woman Among Plane Crash Victims

Mrs. Robert Mary Grinrod, a former Corry resident who lived in 194 and 1955 while her husband supervised GLF work, was among the victims of the Jones Beach crash. She was en route to visit a sister in Boath Caroling and boarded at Kennedy Airport. The Grinrods later lived in Greene New York with their two children.

Corry Robert Mary) Grinrod GLF Jones Beach Atlantic Ocean Boath Caroling Kennedy International Airport Grinrod Greene N.Y Gould and East Frederick Streets

Road Patching Voids Savings In Snow Costs

Open winters like the one this year don’t save much on snow removal, city engineer David Johnson said. Patching fills potholes as freezing and thawing churn streets, with some patches failing and needing rework. Dirt streets can only be graded and filled in winter, permanent repairs come in warmer months. Pioneer oilman dies. Pred J. Green, oilman and United Oil chairman since 1964, dies yesterday.

David Johnson Johnson Pat Vile Wave Senna

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