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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
3
Federal Judge Joseph P. Willson weighs fair distribution of 750 Cornplanter heirs and 75,000 dollars. The land, near Warren in Elk County, was condemned for the Kinzua Dam project. The 1848 chief left 90 tracts to six children. all died without wills, prompting court hearings.
Congress shows generally favorable reaction to Johnson Viet Nam decisions as Saigon's Ky assures troops arrive and depart when the war is won. Sen Morse questions undeclared war while Republicans urge focus on essential issues and a moratorium on nonessential programs until the crisis is resolved. Governors Hatfield and Romney oppose briefings.
Washington Pennsylvania State University received a 173000 grant from the Public Health Service for construction and equipment of an air environment studies center. The grant was announced yesterday by Senator Joseph C. Clark.
Mrs Taylor 88 died yesterday afternoon after an extended illness at Corry Convalescent Home where she had resided for seven years. She was born January 9, 1877 near Titusville and lived in Corry most of her life. Surviving: son James L. Taylor, Corry. brother Theodore Cornell, Riverside, Calif. three granddaughters and eight great grandchildren. Funeral details include Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. and Requiem High Mass at St Thomas Church Saturday at 9:90 a.m. Burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
A government operation in the Mekong Delta southwest of Saigon reportedly killed about 192 Viet Cong guerrillas. U.S. advisers at the scene supported the estimate as light to moderate government losses and no American casualties.75 air strikes backed the ground action. A Navy F8 Crusader bomber from Bon Homme Richard crashed during a staging run in the delta fields.
Jamestown Fire Department leaders fault City Council for secrecy and delaying action on the Jacobs Survey which would raise pay for all city workers. Firemen oppose placing them one grade below police and criticized past commitments and the proposed 56 hour week plan as insufficient. The Morton Club chair James McConaghan led the push for transparency amid ongoing negotiations.
Clymer residents report visits and gatherings across the region. Mrs. Gilbert Ton and others traveled to Cuyahoga Falls to see Mrs. Denny Callaghan while relatives from Horse Heads visited family nearby. Community groups held meetings including the Abbe Reformed Church Women’s Guild picnic with a tureen dinner and a film.
Erie council unanimousy grants two youths permission to launch small model rockets from a city park for scientific purposes. Safety officials question legality and plan review of fire code and state rules. Launches planned from 5 to 37 inches rockets with parachute recovery, bond required, advance notice, trials over two years. One line notes a death by heart attack.
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