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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
5
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a passenger, a tank, plants in a Green area, and references to roads and safety. It hints at future changes, a figure named James, and discussions about prevention and structural details. The blurred text also nods to a forthcoming event or person of interest and mentions construction and inspection ideas.
Constance Rae Paterson and Sharon Lee Steadman will receive nursing diplomas at Hamot Hospital graduation on July 30. Both are daughters of local couples and intend to practice after passing state board exams. Lt. Governor Shafer to deliver main address.
Six week trips are planned by numerous Corry residents. John and Windahl will tour Gothen burg Norway and Denmark visiting the Weir and other relatives. Lawrence Andersen family heads to Europe with London Copenhagen and Bornholm stops. Other locals pursue week long stays in Ontario Canada and California visits.
Agnes Marie Sutton wed Andrew Charles Anderson in an afternoon ceremony at 2 p m on June 19 at the First Ry Le era. Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiated as Edward Kovach sang Ave Maria and The Lord's Prayer. The bride, daughter of Mrs Emma Sutton, wore satin with embroidered flowers and a jeweled crown veil. Attendants included maid of honor Shirley Sutton and bridesmaids Linda Tressler and Mrs James Miller. The couple reside at 517 South Center after honeymooning in Canada.
President Johnson stressed U.S. resolve in Vietnam, saying American force will be used as needed until aggression stops. He announced Lodge’s return to Saigon as ambassador, replacing Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, while denying policy differences with Taylor. The pledge to defend South Vietnam was framed as a three-presidents commitment.
The State Public Welfare Department announced a 10,000 decline in public assistance recipients last month. The current total stands at 392,000, 90,500 fewer than the same period a year earlier.
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner plans to wed Barbara Joan Cavanagh on July 26. The 63-year-old three term leader, whose first wife died 16 months ago, will be married by Cardinal Spellman in a private chapel at St Patrick's Cathedral. Cavanagh, 36, is a New York socialite and sister of Deputy Mayor Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. Wagner will have his alder son Rob ert as best man if possible and Duncan, 18, as second best man. Both are Roman Catholics.
Reports detail a three day airborne operation near Saigon with 51 Viet Cong killed and 180 wounded, 28 suspects captured. U S forces report heavy casualties among Americans including 10 dead and 42 wounded amid the fiercest action to date. Australian troops participated in the operation as well.
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