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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
1
Conferees reach a compromise on the Social Security health care measure setting 90 days hospitalization for the elderly with a $40 deductible for the first year and 30 extra days at $10 per day. Nursing home care allows 100 days with $5 daily cost after day 20, and 175 home health visits after a three day hospital stay.
Local analysis explains yearly budget surpluses in the Corry Area Jointure. Administrators budget low revenues and high disbursements, then receipts and costs shift, producing surpluses around five percent of total budgets. Surpluses are anticipated and recorded as revenue for next year.
Harrisburg today showcases how state surplus funds aid school districts with a jump from 35 million to 43 million in handouts. Corry would gain about 30 976 under amended figures, while districts face per capita or reimbursement based allocations. Teachers associations plan formal pay increase requests as districts weigh needs and tax bases.
Spacecraft Mariner 4 sent back first signals on its Mars flyby. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists hailed the data as promising toward a close up view of Mars surface and possible signs of life.
Fern M. Raymond widow of a former Raymond plant head left her estate to three daughters in a probate filing at the Erie County courthouse. Nominal value listed at 10 000 dollars with actual value to be set by inventory. Heirs include Mrs. D Armour Hillstrom Mrs Fern R Steele and Mrs Mary R Graves. A friend, Mrs Marjorie Peck, receives 5000 dollars. One third of the balance funds a trust paying 600 dollars monthly to each of the two remaining heirs with D Armour Hillstrom and Dallas C Smiley named as trustees. Deborah Raymond, the deceased, was married to the late Frank Raymond who led the plant for many years.
Mrs Tree, ambassador and U.S. representative on the UN Security Council, attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation on Stevenson outside the U S Embassy street in London as shown with Stevenson in New York in 1961.
State Senator William Lesler plans a legislative investigation into the Erie County Thruway amid concerns over a 1 million repair bill and crumbling conditions. The probe would review construction practices, inspection procedures, and potential irregularities, seeking safeguards to ensure highway design and finish meet specifications.
A baby, Luce Armi tage, suffered a skull fracture after standing in a moving pickup and falling from the back near Spartansburg. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in good condition today.
Merchants schedule a three day sidewalk sale for August 12 to 14 with tricolor pennants marking participating Chamber of Commerce members. Civic groups clubs and organizations are invited to display stands on their own chosen sites to boost the event.
In North Haven Connecticut residents confront house movers over tree trimming. Movers insist arches must be removed to move the house, residents refuse. After pressure the crew cuts dormers and chimney instead, sparing the trees.
A bull breached the protective wall around the ring causing startled spectators before being lured back toward the arena. No injuries are reported and officials secured the area.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously propose boosting U.S. forces in South Vietnam to 179000 by year end, far above the current 75000. The plan, still under review by McNamara during his Vietnam inspection, includes mobilizing Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine reservists and guardsmen to meet rising Communist strength.
North Warren sailor Orlo E B Proper 22 was killed at 12 20 AM one and one half miles west of Hydetown while driving home on emergency leave to attend his grandfather funeral. State Police said he was traveling at high speed when his car left the highway struck guard rail posts uprooted trees and demolished the vehicle. He died of multiple injuries at the scene.
Adlai Ewing Stevenson died of a heart attack at the U S Embassy in London. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and a U S delegation accompany the body on the trip to Washington then Springfield Illinois for burial. Funeral plans include services in the National Cathedral and Bloomington Mississippi notes follow.
Washington sources say President Johnson may choose a globally respected American to head the U.S. delegation to the United Nations after Adlai Stevenson’s death in London. No successor named yet. Francis T. P. Plimpton to handle duties temporarily. Names discussed include Dean Rusk, George Ball, Llewellyn Thompson, and Thomas C. Mann.
In an hour long assault on a government command post 35 miles north of Saigon two Americans were killed and at least 20 South Vietnamese troops wounded. A US spokesman confirmed two American advisers fatally shot. a captive American soldier was recovered. The attack involved mortars and recoilless rifles with armored personnel carriers scattered around the post at Baujbang.
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