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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
3
Incomplete text from an OCR page suggests a local notice or item, with limited readable details. The fragment mentions potential actions or dates but lacks clear names, places, or concrete outcomes.
Marina Oswald, widow of John F Kennedy's assassin, and Kenneth J Porter wed in Richardson Texas after blood tests in Oklahoma and a fast license run to Sherman. The couple kept the event low key avoiding publicity as they arrived home to Richardson.
Charles D. Nace of Philadelphia and Frank C. Jones of Pittsburgh are among 32 Navy captains nominated by President Johnson for promotion to rear admiral. Both names appeared in the list sent to the Senate yesterday for confirmation.
A new dormitory at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville, with dining hall, will house 154 students and is two blocks from the main campus in Burgess Park. The Sept start term will allow more applicants for liberal arts and engineering two year programs. prospective students and parents are invited to visit the campus or write to the director of administrations, Pitt Titusville, PO Box 270.
HAMUSKUNG AP The House approved a bill 172 to 27 to relieve tavern owners of liability for accidents caused by patrons off the premises. The measure follows a state Supreme Court ruling holding owners responsible for intoxication that led to a fatal crash.
Funeral services for Mrs. Grace M. Thomson were conducted at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry McCauley officiating. Burial followed in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers included Andrew Boythe Lewis Jewell Walter Neenan William Nolan Joseph Norder and William Thomson. Several out of town relatives attended from Harborcreek Newcomerstown Spartansburg Townville and Vallejo. Members of the WCTU attended.
Detroit report: General Motors selects James M Roche as president, noting he rose from mail courses to Cadillac and GM roles. Roche, 57, becomes the world’s largest manufacturing concern’s chief after decades in Cadillac and corporate posts. His promotion may trigger top-level reassignments in GM.
A Requiem Mass for Mrs. shale R. Skiff was celebrated by Rev. Leon Doleski at St Thomas Church at 9 30 am today. A Bracken Funeral Home service preceded the mass and burial took place in St Thomas Cemetery. Bearers were Ray Amy Joseph Baressi Victor Dempsey Clifford Holcomb William McCarthy and James Peterson. Out of town attendees included Mrs Rosallene Blakeslee Mrs James Young of Spartansburg and Mrs Frank Keefe of Wesleyville.
Editor notes letters pour in from Germany Japan and the United States applauding the paper for not running a fight story. Readers from Munich to California hail the stance and the Journal cites additional correspondence and a call from State Rep. Albert Pechan.
Harrisburg AP reports Butler banker John S. Campbell Sr. and Pittsburgh minister Rev. Dr. Robert J. Larmont were made Masons at sight by Earl F. Herold grand master of Masons in Pennsylvania. They received all three degrees for their community contributions.
The piece notes sponsorship of a bill to outlaw boxing in Pennsylvania and states broad public support, despite missing coverage of a heavyweight championship fight. The favorable reaction to the move is highlighted.
Helicopters moved troops to eight naval vessels offshore, trimming the U S contingent to about 2,100 Marines and 14,200 paratroopers with 15 Latin American peacekeepers in place. Rebel Col Francisco Caamano Deno said American forces must leave to end the crisis. three U S paratroopers were captured but released hours later to a U N and O A S commission.
Golly recalls a mistaken detour into suspected Dominican soldiers while Mora secures agreement from rebels and junta on neutralizing the National Palace and extending the international security zone to include the palace amid repeated ceasefire violations.
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