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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1965
Page
1
A garbled listing shows miscellaneous used clothing and items including coats, shirts, and shoes with scattered prices such as 19 and other unclear amounts. The fragmentary text mentions color varieties like green and tan and hints at a sale or catalog entry.
A brief note records a case involving Diett Tooms fingered in a hurried transaction. The fragment mentions a payment of $60 and references a phone exchange at D22 trade circle. Details are incomplete but point to a financial dispute or quick payment.
President Johnson outlines plans for health, education, immigration, space and foreign aid with a pledge to Vietnam, while Democrats applaud the State of the Union and Republicans criticize. A forthcoming tax cut of about 1.5 billion is expected this year as Congress begins its session.
Union City police report a woman attempting to bring her young son into the Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company plant led to the death of guard James Porter, 54, after a heated confrontation with her husband Alan Cage, 28. Porter died at Union City Memorial Hospital after the assault. Cage is held in Union City jail. The incident began with a prior failure to admit the child and escalated at the gate around 1 a m. Cage fled the scene, plant workers summoned aid, and Porter was pronounced dead on arrival. The body was later removed for autopsy.
Gov. Scranton outlines a program to use Pennsylvania’s surplus for education mental health and public welfare. He seeks bipartisan action on a reapportionment plan and calls for tax-free growth while warning opposition to sidetracking his agenda in the final two years.
Pennsylvania draft quota for February set at 225 men by State Service Headquarters. The January call was for 423 men.
Mrs. Richard Allio encountered a 4 year old boy outside in pajamas at 11 15 p m near Snyder Circle. He identified his home after police arrived. parents were away visiting neighbors. The frightened child was warmed and the mystery cleared up. In a separate incident, Roger Kenget, 19, died when a car slipped off a jack in New Kensington Pennsylvania.
President Johnson signaled a new era of dialogue with the Soviet Union inviting Soviet leaders to visit the United States and expressing openness to travel to the USSR. He also stated hopes to visit Western Europe and Latin America, including France, Britain, West Germany, and Italy, while planning for possible inter American talks in Brazil. The move accompanies a broader foreign policy stance of varying approaches to different Communist nations.
A man in Lake City, Fa. waited in his car for his sister in a bank in Erie County. A woman saw the ski mask with eye and mouth holes and alerted police. He fled, returned later, and explained the misread scene. identity not released.
President Johnson outlines a sweeping agenda in a 4000 word State of the Union message to Congress and the nation. He calls for a large education program, big excise tax cuts, expanded anti poverty and disease efforts, civil rights legislation, and an all out attack on waste. He also hints at a possible visit by Soviet leaders and travel to Europe and Latin America this year. The address, read at an unusual evening session, was met with applause and praise from House and Senate leaders.
New York AP report states singer Billy Eckstine did not appear for two performances at the Royal Box supper club in the Hotel Americana for the start of a five dollar, fifty cent weekly management. Manager Milton Deutsch said Eckstine had not been seen since 6 p.m. Sunday after a rehearsal. Deutsch filed a missing person report at a police station, but no report was logged. Eckstine's wife Carolle Drake notes he is a teetotaler.
City leaders plan to enact a housing code tied to the master plan to level dilapidated homes. A cooperative approach with the County Health Department is explored, with Health head Dr. Felix Schubert and Engineer David Johnson discussing a possible enforcement framework and a future city meeting.
County Commissioner William J Hill was named chairman and announced dropping the 1965 tax cut plan. He outlined seven upgrade programs costing new money including recreation, public defender system, water, reassessment, courthouse mechanization, employee pay adjustments, and county building expansion. He emphasized equal assessment as key to good county government amid recent Corry area reassessment spiking taxes.
Federal Judge Louis Rosenberg awarded 34300 to a New York woman and her son for injuries from a July 24, 1962 crash in Kittanning. The rulings: 24000 to Donald O'Hara and 5900 to his mother Jean for expenses and lost earnings. Defendants were truck driver Pillip Aesa tanning and his employer Iecord Schwal Truck Hauling.
In Tarzwell near Kirkland Lake Ontario six children of Margaret Wilson died when a frame house burned early today. The victims are David 11 Robert 16 John 9 Ronald 6 April 2 and Linda 1. Theresa 14 survived by leaping through a window to a snowbank and getting help after waking to smoke with the other children trapped inside.
In Pittsburgh AP reports negotiators from the United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel companies resumed talks after a pause. Key figures include Darrel McDonald and others as discussions target terms on wages, benefits, and work rules. The session aims to avert a potential strike and restore labor peace in the sector.
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