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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions 1963 and a child with incomplete names and context. No verifiable event or outcome can be ascertained from the material provided.
Gov Harrisburg reports Scranton sister Marion Isaacs denied promising to reinstate John J. ONeill, a dismissed Revenue Dept tax officer. ONeill testified Isaacs said she would contact Secretary Theo Smith, but Isaacs and witnesses disputed the claim as the Civil Service Commission reviews the case.
House members charged Abe Fortas with conflicts of interest and close ties to the Johnson administration. Representative Hall accused Fortas of questionable actions and potential independence questions tied to Bobby Baker and pressuring the confirmation process. Senator Williams criticized the choice as favoritism and "inner circle" provenance.
Mass for Mrs Margaret Taylor will be celebrated at St Thomas Church at 9 30 a m Saturday. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p m Thursday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Friday. The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 6 p m Friday.
Pittsburgh AP says Jones Laughlin Steel Corp. posted six month earnings of 39.545 million and sales of 549.905 million, the second highest for the period.
In Millsborough Pennsylvania two non swimmer brothers aged 11 and 10 died after apparently falling from a steep bank into the Monongahela River. Firemen recovered the bodies as police found the boys' bicycles on the riverbank. The mother reported them missing.
Lawrence Cavin of Washington state was arrested after a daytime robbery attempt at Fairmount Food Store. He earlier fled when owner Nicholas La Barbera activated a meat slicer during the holdup. Cavin pleaded guilty to driving without a license and faces first degree attempted robbery charges. he has a prior prison record in Washington. Also, NIH will grant 173000 dollars to Pennsylvania State University for a permanent air pollution center in University Park.
The notice card details splash party plans at Dick Hayes name, a memorial for Mrs. J Helen Gould, a farewell for Joyce Roger Coon and family and mission-bound friends, Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Spar tansburg, and a Lucy A Mor tis Memorial Concert with local singers and a barber shop quartet at the school gym.
The Erie Human Relations Commission closed its first public hearing case involving Mr and Mrs William Kiett minorities seeking a land purchase from John Grobelny. Grobelny agreed to sell but the Kietts chose another home, praising compliance while noting mediation remains key in race relations enforcement. Ex dean dies at 76 in State College.
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