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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
4
DISCHARGED Mrs. Richard Grucza and son, Richard, Allen -329- Concord street. Robert Sandberg, R. D. 3, Corry. of Tames Fenno, 416 Marion. Orey Brewer, 130 Fifth Donald Langer, Bear Lake.
The report discusses potential strikes affecting about 85 Western and Southeastern railroads and 170 railroads for firemen. Union leaders Luna and Gilbert claim rights to restore eliminated jobs beyond arbitration, while railroad spokesmen push job cuts post arbitration. The piece closes noting the University of Michigan death.
Warren 79 year old John B. Ralston was struck as he walked north on Route 62 just north of Warren. He suffered fractures to his right arm hip and leg and was listed in satisfactory condition at Warren General Hospital after being treated by North Warren ambulance. The 57 year old driver GF Sellin remains under state police pre investigation.
President Johnson conveyed greetings to Indira Gandhi after her election and urged a rescheduling of a planned visit to discuss U.S. aid and the broader U.S.-India relationship. Ambassador Bowles delivered the message during a 25 minute meeting, while Humphrey sent a note of rejoicing in the new Indian leader. Mrs Gandhi indicated willingness to visit Washington but said the matter rests with Johnson.
President Johnson urged Congress to amend the constitution to set a four year term for House members and to abolish the Electoral College. He spoke in a special message citing progress and modern governance. Johnson noted the historical debate at the constitutional convention and pressed for action despite prior delays. India’s opposition parties anticipated renewed attacks over electoral vote issues as regional debates continued.
The President suggests that a state's electoral votes go automatically to the candidate winning the state's popular vote, ending the long practice of electors casting votes for other outcomes. He also proposes extending two-year House terms to four years.
The line praised by Hate members in Johnsons State of the Union address last week sparked second thoughts among members, signaling rising misgivings within the group after the public airing.
All 64 proposed United Nations aid projects totaling 105 million dollars were approved yesterday despite objections from United States and Soviet delegates. Both nations voiced reservations and did not actively oppose the proposals during debate in the governing council of the new U N Development Program.
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