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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
1
DETROIT AP report about seven year old Robert Lee Carroll who, after a recent discharge, learned he had a second appendix removed. He had already lost one two months earlier, then another on June 4 in a separate operation. Surgeon Dr James R Lloyd called it a rare case and noted duplication of intestinal parts can occur.
Two Corry aldermen and their wives along with two Erie County aldermen will attend the 167th Pennsylvania Magistrates Association convention in Washington. Aver and Cobbett, both leaders in local and county groups, will join L. Elliott LeFaiver Sr. of Erie and C Eric Paulson of Fairview for four days of meetings and social events at the George Washington Hotel. The group will elect officers and plan next year’s site.
Beaver County Criminal Court jurors were dismissed after an Beaver Falls News Tribunes editorial suggested possible bias. President Judge Morgan Sohn cited risk jurors could not fairly judge the defendants. remaining cases were postponed to September. Nancy Sinatra seeks divorce from Tommy Sands in Santa Monica California.
Washington AP reports House and Senate conferees reached a compromise excise tax bill trimming about 34.6 billion yearly. House voting today could send the measure to President Johnson for possible enactment this week, with many cuts taking effect by Saturday.
A one day public chest x ray survey will be held next Tuesday at East Washington and North Center from 9 30 to 12 30 and 1 30 to 6 30 p m. Bracken of the Corry Christmas Seal Committee leads the effort with clerical staff to keep records and reports returned to participants. The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association with the Pennsylvania Department of Health sponsors the survey, sanctioned by the Erie County Medical Society and funded by Christmas Seals sales.
A westport area freight train at Mead Avenue crossing halted when a car being pushed off the tracks stalled. The engineer said he narrowly missed the car as an unidentified woman and her children pushed it. Police and EL officials could not identify the car’s owner.
At the 82nd commencement 56 percent of Corry Area High School graduates plan to pursue higher education. Scholarships range from 100 to 3600 with the top Aero-Dynamics award of 500 per year for four years going to Mark McCray who will study engineering at Penn State. Nursing scholarships were funded by the Moose Women chapter.
In Santo Domingo U S paratroopers total dead rises to 23 with three killed this week amid heavy fighting between U S forces and rebels in the Dominican Republic The rebel Caamano claims 67 Dominicans killed and 265 wounded while U S sources report 33 wounded and 280 prisoners taken as the clash widens through the northern corridor of the security zone.
The New York Senate and Assembly approved a state lottery plan as the 1995 session nears adjournment. Gov. Rockefeller opposes it. A constitutional amendment would be needed, with passage required by the 1966 Legislature. Proponents claim four to five yearly draws could yield about 400 million for public school aid.
The United States increases its Vietnam force to 70 000 to 75 000 troops with 9 battalions added. McNamara says more may follow and stresses defense and support roles while South Vietnam requests greater action. Goldwater urges end to ground troop deployment and calls for air and sea power.
Two U S Navy Phantom jets shot down two communist MIGs about 20 miles north of Thanh Hoa Saigon officials said the dogfight lasted 29 seconds with air to air missiles. Cmdr Louis C Page and Lt j g E D Batson Jr led the action.
U S Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito urged Pennsylvania lawmakers to unite against funding the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal. He warned of a House vote to start project work and said opponents must press their case on Capitol Hill. He noted Ohio backers and urged a united stand to block an appropriation.
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