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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Hasey and Sid in a cryptic note. No clear event, place, or date is readable to form a full report.
Community notice announces a Thursday event at the park with hours to be observed. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
Congressman J. Vigorito of Pennsylvania blasts the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal study. He argues benefits are overstated, costs underestimated, and traffic projections unlikely, urging further impartial economic analysis amid Great Lakes water level concerns.
Nine Pennsylvania counties Beaver Somerset Cambria Clearfield Centre Juniata Luzerne Northampton and Cumberland are recommended for drought disaster certification by the USDA Disaster Committee. If approved here, farmers could graze livestock and harvest hay on land diverted from crop production under federal reserve programs. So far 24 counties in the state have drought relief approval.
Malek, on unofficial probation in Erie County juvenile court, reports monthly to Alderman Cobbett. He had previously cashed neighbor’s checks and is repaying the restitution. Cobbett credits Judge Flick for allowing restitution over jail and believes Malek will complete compensation for truck damage.
The engineer warns that diverting lake water to power canals could lower Lake Erie, worsen pollution, and disrupt rail traffic. He argues the canal adds little flexibility in a region already well served by rail and road and vows to oppose further funding.
A four engine Canadian Pacific Airlines DC6B bound from Vancouver to Whitehorse crashed in remote rangeland near a small town 170 miles northeast of Vancouver. Fifty two aboard died including 46 passengers and six crew. three distress calls were heard before the Mayday disappearance. Among the victims were foreigners Mr and Mrs MacLennan of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Rognerud of Oslo with two children. The crash, the worst in BC since 1958, occurred after an apparent in flight explosion and involved football planes en route to the East West All Star game.
A fox about a foot and a half long frightened Kirk Holder and Brian Hill near Hillcrest in Meadville. Mrs. Glenn Sample shot and buried the animal, worrying rabies though officials say it was likely a stray, not rabid, with no human bites reported.
Charles Pierce aged 64, retired rear admiral in the Coast and Geodetic Survey and head of the International Air Bureau, died in Seattle after a long illness. He served in naval and maritime services before leading international aviation organizations.
Miss Florence Reamer of Dormont was fatally injured in Lawrenceville when she stumbled into the back dual wheels of a tractor-trailer driven by Ernest Erickson of Hayward. She died from multiple leg fractures after arrival at St Francis Hospital. the driver did not realize contact until warned by bystanders.
London AP report on Ronald Biggs and three fellow convicts fleeing Wandworth Prison fueling a political row. Parliament may demand prison security overhaul as Britain fears repercussions from the Great Train Robbery of 1963.
President Johnson accepted Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.'s resignation as ambassador to South Vietnam and named Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. to return to the post, with Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor replacing him as joint chiefs chair. The move drew praise from some and criticism from others in Congress as a potential shift in Vietnam policy.
The article reports Johnson appointing Lodge as a consultant on Vietnamese war policy while Lodge travels world to build support for the U.S. South Vietnam cause. Deputy Ambassador A Alexis Johnson is expected to remain, with Westmoreland's command unchanged. The war context remains offensive on both sides and diplomacy shows no peace moves. Lodge backs the strategy of persuading North Vietnam that victory is unlikely, even with aid from the North.
Severe weather rips through the Midwest and Southeast with tornadoes and heavy rain. Tornadoes struck near Green Bay Wisconsin and Grand Forks North Dakota while funnel clouds were seen in Minnesota South Dakota Montana and Florida. Three children died in Savannah Georgia when electrified fencing caused a fatal shock. Three people were injured near Minneapolis during the storms.
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