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14 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
1
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Over the weekend three people died and 12 were hurt in area highway incidents. Herman M. Hebber Jr. 30 of Pittsfield died after a head on crash with a tractor trailer on Route 6 near Pittsfield.
A sequence of traffic crashes near Warren left two dead and multiple injured. Martha Lydick 22 of Mercer died at WCA Hospital after a curve collision. A Warren woman, Karen Sullivan 22, lost control on a curve. Linda Jungquist 18 of Jamestown was hurt on Sugar Grove Busti road. A young cyclist from Youngsville succumbed to head injuries after being struck from behind on Youngsville Street. Daniel Andrews of Vandergrift Pa. is named as the driver in the Youngsville incident.
Harrisburg AP Gov. Scranton and House Democrats clash over fiscal 1965 66 finances. Democrats claim available spending is $57.4 million higher than Scranton estimates and vow to propose their own budget. They dispute surplus figures and unused appropriations as the legislature reconvenes.
Allen L. Roberson 27 of Cleveland is slated for a June 21 hearing on a murder charge for the Saturday night shooting death of Louis Johnson Jr. 22 of Erie outside the Holland House. Johnson died at Hamot Hospital after a neighborhood fight began earlier with a stab wound.
About 2 500 attendees greet astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White II in Chicago for a hero parade and city welcome. Vice President Humphrey and Mayor Daley attend as crowds line LaSalle Street and city streets.
Tokyo Reuters telegram reports Mao Tsetung told an Indonesian official that Peking plans third and fourth nuclear tests. Kyodo News quoted the claim as coming from the Chinese party chief.
The Soviet Communist party seeks a showdown meeting with Peking amid renewed tensions. Pravda reports a Portuguese Communist party call for a world Communist conference to resolve the dispute, while China accuses Soviet leaders of covert maneuvering. Kosygin links Viet Nam to the split, saying imperialist provocations have drawn Moscow closer to Beijing and allies.
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri said Johnson invited him to Washington in the fall but Parliament will be in session so he cannot go. He urged an end to hostilities and supported talks toward a Geneva style conference on Vietnam, noting possible troop withdrawals and Western pledges.
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Scranton will sign a school bus bill Tuesday. The legislature approved a measure requiring school districts to provide transportation for parochial and non profit students along established routes.
Viet Rangers found about 100 government troops killed near the shredded town of Dong Xoai in a rubber plantation. The 7th Airborne Battalion remains identified among the casualties.
Congress heads into a crowded agenda including voting rights union shop foreign aid elderly health care and military pay raises as lawmakers race toward Labor Day adjournment. No appropriation bills sent to the President though House has cleared most. Senate debates on foreign aid and excise tax cuts loom large amid filibuster battles.
Michael Johnson, 12, told how he clung to a tree as floodwaters swirled. His family members, including parents and five siblings, were swept away. 11 others remain missing as officials count 15 dead and 35 injured after the Sanderson flash flood.
Kansas City district court expected to appoint an attorney for Duane Pope charged with a bank robbery and killing three people in Nebraska. Judge John W. Oliver would name J. Whitfield Moody to represent Pope while the case moves through Missouri and Nebraska courts. Pope surrendered to Kansas City police and faces a preliminary hearing with potential death-penalty exposure in both states.
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