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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1965
Page
1
Property sale notice lists a home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on a farm setting in Erie County Pennsylvania. The listing notes a 1 acre plot with 30 tillable acres and 8 south facing areas, plus a garage and general room count, without clear names or dates.
The Air Force Academy in Colorado is investigating classroom cheating with 29 cadet resignations to date. The probe began Monday and includes athletes, top scholars, and other cadets, with 4 resignations announced Thursday and 25 more Friday. Officials say most cadets are not under investigation and a full report is pending.
AP poll finds 91 percent of House members surveyed favor health care for the aged through Social Security and a payroll tax add on. 175 supporters outright and 25 inclined, 218 needed for a majority, with Ways and Means to set bill schedule in March.
Chayeran leads local Kiwanis celebration as the Corry club notes 41 years of service to city youth. The event at Hotel Corry honors Kiwanis International founded in Detroit in 1915 and highlights Key Club growth, scholarships, dental funds, Scout support, and hospital involvement.
Churchill's condition deteriorated under medical care with a plan for further bulletin. His 82 year old physician reported no new ground gained and noted respiration and heart action weakening as great grandson Winston Churchill the younger was born to Mrs Minnie Churchill. A British Medical Association spokesman praised the statesman's tenacity as a factory project in Pittsburgh announced a $6 million plant to employ over 1,000 at peak production.
Clark announces plans to buy a borrowed mounted tractor unit for Corry to speed snow removal. The display shows the unit in operation on Spring Street near West Main Street benefiting local plowing efforts.
President Johnson faced a chilly inaugural day without a topcoat as he stood in the parade and oath ceremony for nearly three hours in suit and hatless a precaution, his physician calling it a respiratory illness. Vice President Humphrey kept warmer beside him with coat and scarf. Johnson later greeted a college band and attended five inaugural balls despite a prior heart attack in 1955. He also helped Margaret Truman Daniel navigate a ballroom rail, dancing into the evening at the Mayflower Hotel.
President Johnson’s hospitalization is reported as a respiratory infection, but his medical history shows a severe heart attack in 1955, a kidney ailment flaring in 1963, sunrelated wart-like growths removed in December, and bronchiectasis causing chest pain when coughing. He was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital on July 2, 1955, then returned to Washington after recuperation to resume Senate leadership duties.
Pedestrians and vehicles faced slick streets and freezing rain as a rapid temperature drop from 39 to 30 fueled ice buildup. Officials reported 0.93 inches of rain in 24 hours, with ice persisting and drivers warned to expect hazardous conditions. By noon temps rose slightly and fire crews hoped warmer weather would ease emergency calls from last spring.
August Wieand, 48, a former bank employee, received eight years probation after pleading no contest to a manslaughter charge in the beating death of his wife Rosa Wieand. Her body was found March 18 in their Fort Lauderdale home. prosecutors had urged second degree murder.
Police raided 14 Bertie Bacjkus Junior High lockers finding two loaded .22 revolvers a homemade zip gun a straight razor two switchblade knives a stilletto a scissors a steak knife a linoleum knife homemade brass knuckles and toy pistols. The 14 students and their parents were summoned to a detective bureau meeting to discuss the weapons. Tipsters said knives and guns were to be used in an after school rumble after a basketball game between Backus and Paul Junior High students.
President Johnson was rushed by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital with a respiratory infection and was described as sleeping intermittently. Doctors treated him with antibiotics, aspirin, a cough suppressant, and a vaporizer while monitoring his heart function after a long inauguration day.
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