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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
6
Borough Council accepted a free offer from the school board to take over the vacant South Main Street School for a community museum after reviewing costs for maintenance lighting heating and insurance. The Evangelical United Brethren Church offered $2,500 for the site with plans to raze the building for a parking lot.
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New York police the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police seek possible additional members in the thwarted plot to dynamite the Statue of Liberty the Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell. Four suspects including Michelle Duclos were charged with attempting to blow up the shrines. Twenty two sticks of dynamite seized. Duclos tagged Montreal television commentator. Raymond Wood aided undercover work earning promotions and salary rise.
Wayne L. Robinson funeral services are scheduled for Friday at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p m and Thursday 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
CMH board last night reviewed a patient report showing 271 patients received 1 448 days of care for the month. The meeting approved purchases for a kitchen dishwasher funded by the Florence R Williams memorial and a water operated lint trap for the laundry to reduce fire hazards. Attending directors included Christensen Elston Fuller Hawkins Kafferlin Kuhn Masler Miller Pitcavage Russell Slattery Vaughn Wiggers and Young.
From Quang Trị to Quảng Ngãi provinces reports detail ongoing clashes. Government claims 200 Viet Cong killed two weeks earlier, with 1 ranger company and 1 infantry battalion involved. Initial tallies: 16 soldiers dead, 28 wounded, 29 missing. Viet Cong losses not yet reported. An American Marine adviser wounded by sniper fire. A Viet Cong battalion mission called off near Saigon. A light plane shot down north of Tam Ky, killing one Vietnamese and injuring another. two locals aided by pro government forces afterward.
Coroner Merle Wid ordered an inquest into the death of a seven month old girl Darla May Magourik of Evie. The baby, hospitalized with severe head injuries on November 16, died months later. Autopsy showed massive brain hemorrhaging. Parents Ellis and Mrs. Magourik declined to testify or take polygraph tests. The inquest, to determine natural, accidental, or homicide cause, will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the courthouse.
Registration for Clymer Central School adult education second semester set for Tuesday in the high school office from 7 30 p m. Director William J Moses says in person or phone registration is possible before 4 p m. Courses include driver education knitting caning and chair upholstery dressmaking or tailoring elementary lettering and poster making with a 12 student minimum. Fees: residents 2 dollars non residents 15 dollars for most courses driver education 5 dollars resident and 25 dollars non resident.
Tarentum Pa. The Federal Aviation Agency approves a plan to build a county owned airport near Crooked Creek State Park in Armstrong County. The project cost is placed at 250000 dollars and is announced by the Armstrong County Airport Authority.
The District Attorney notes that Sgt Swanson Sokolowski and the Magouriks plus others may testify in the case. The Magouriks were subpoenaed for the inquest but cannot be compelled to testify.
Los Angeles AP report says Joan Merriam Smith, 28, the first woman to fly the equatorial route around the world, is dead after a small plane crashed in the San Gabriel Mountains. Allege dother victim is Trixie Ann Schubert, 42, of Los Angeles, writing Joan’s life story. Authorities traced takeoff from Long Beach as Sheriff and federal agents investigated the crash. Smith, wife of USS Endurance commander Lt. Cmdr. Marvin Smith Jr., expressed certainty of his wife’s death after bodies were identified by coroner waiting for husband. The two women, both veteran pilots, had pursued a historic circumnavigation with 34 stops in 23 days of flying. Their passion and public attention followed Jerrie Mock’s earlier finish in the race.
Thirteen members of the Kansas House Roads and Highways Committee, all wearing glasses, voted 12-1 yesterday in favor of a bill requiring compulsory eye examinations for drivers at the 40th 50th 60th and 66th birthdays.
Corry earns a spot in the MEAC final with a hard fought victory over a tough opponent. The teams traded leads in a low scoring semifinal before Corry pulled away late. Key players delivered crucial points as the program inches toward the championship game.
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