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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
3
Warren County Treasurer Jack McCool is posting 32 delinquent 1963 tax parcels across Warren County. He personally locates each property to post notices on site, avoiding extra costs and complying with legal notice requirements. Eastern section completed. northern and southwest areas now underway.
The Defense chief said U.S. troop plans remain fluid and could scale response to South Vietnam needs. Pentagon reviews demothballing ships to support Southeast Asia missions while the Army awards a 50 million contract for 720 Iroquois helicopters to bolster troop transport. Draft officials say the services can mobilize in weeks if a full-scale callup occurs.
Federal emergency relief is being sought for eight more drought stricken Pennsylvania counties. Gov Scranton named Clinton, Dauphin, Fayette, Franklin, Indiana, Lehigh, Montgomery and Washington in a letter to the Agriculture Department requesting hay and grazing privileges for farmers on fields diverted to federal land retirement programs until next October.
Sesler calls for a state inquiry into the Thruway contract and its acceptance by the state, saying the probe is not politically motivated and should be above party lines to uncover why the project appears flawed. He notes the highway was built under a Democratic administration and argues accountability is overdue.
Beauties from around the world converge on Miami for the Miss Universe pageant. Three more planeloads with about 45 of the 75 contestants arrive today. Formal competition starts next week and the winner is to be crowned July 24.
The Campus Cavoleers from Nyack Missionary College will perform at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church tomorrow at 7 30 PM. The group, with accompanist Joy Delena, travels in support of Nyack’s Campus Development Program. Included are Angela Cruz Dorothea Perkins and Odessa Sigman, with Rev Clifford H Erickson presenting Phase II details for the new student center.
The report shows per capita and wage taxes exceeding estimates while state reimbursements for teaching units and other programs also topped projections. Officials warn two-mill tax increases may be needed to avoid a slim 16,780 margin and potential red budgets.
The House approved a bill to keep half dollars with silver but at lower content while dimes and quarters lose silver entirely. Copper lines will show along rims. The bill, 295 to 151, aligns with the Senate on core terms and awaits conference. It also imposes a five year ban on minting silver dollars.
The Air Force postponed launching two nuclear detection satellites after an Atlas Agena rocket failed on the West Coast. Officials aim to prevent a repeat of the failure when the Cape Kennedy launch proceeds, as the Vandenberg booster shut down early and was destroyed to avert danger.
Rumors suggest President Johnson will nominate an undersecretary of state for economic affairs. Congress doubts he will pick a close unofficial adviser for the UN post. Abe Fortas Clark Clifford and Dean Acheson have declined. Some fear losing McGeorge Bundy from the White House inner circle.
The 47th annual Pennsylvania American Legion convention opens with registration and committee meetings. Gov Scranton is scheduled to speak in the first general session and again later at the conclave.
Two appearances planned before the Ladies Auxiliary and the Legion, as 15000 visitors are expected for the convention ending Saturday. About 3000 delegates and alternates are among the attendees. Main speaker at tonight's dinner will be Vice Admiral John F. McCain Jr., head of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations.
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