19 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet references a 0 p.m. start in New York and a library or dining area. It mentions chairs, rugs, bowls, a rocker, broom, and general items for sale or display. Names like Ralph and Corry appear amid garbled text suggesting an event or sale listing.
The Organization of American States plans to assume provisional control of the Dominican Republic’s economy to keep it running during the civil war. Aimed for month end, the plan envisions an OAS supervised provisional government, elections in six to nine months, and U.S. funding of at least $10 million monthly to sustain expenditures.
The foreign aid dispute halts a Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into the Dominican conflict. Fulbright plans a closed hearing Monday, but most members expect delays until after the July 4 recess. Proposals to study South Vietnam on the spot and to run Viet Nam and Dominican hearings in parallel spark mixed reactions. The panel also eyes a stalled Moscow consular treaty amid Republican opposition.
UC President Clark Kerr denounces a state Senate report linking the university to Communists as unsubstantiated. The 13th biennial Un American Activities report cites Leon Wofsy of Berkeley and accuses campus groups of infiltrating demonstrations that led to hundreds of arrests. Kerr defends policies and notes no evidence that any Communist party member is employed by the university.
Police Chief Myron Traylor in Jaulksonvilly faces a strange issue as two of his five patrolmen are crooks. The duo, Charlie Crook and Addie Crook, complicate law enforcement duties and community trust in the AFK APY region.
Aero Corry officials say reports that the Aero Corry Division would move into the Corry Instrument Co. plant and lease space to Corry Foam are false. President William P. Masler notes no decisions have been made and the rumor originated from a plant paper.
The General State Authority and the Fish Commission will review completed plans for the new Columbus Dam on July 1. Neilap Engineers of Somerset have conducted surveys and design work since May 1963, estimating construction at about 446000 dollars and land acquisition at 125000. The dam site is upstream past Cottage Park, near the old dam.
Pittsburgh case where Elizabeth Lawrence, 36, is ordered held for grand jury on murder charge in the death of her infant son. Police say she asphyxiated the child by placing him in a plastic bag.
The Evie County Salary Board approved raises for county employees at a courthouse meeting led by Cor ry’s J. Fred Kinley, elevated to assistant chief assessor from field assessor with a 995 annual increase to 5053. John Maloney and two field assessors also rose. Clark Lord gained 565 to 5565 as staff grows eyed with a new investigator salary of 3970 to seek new personal property tax revenue sources.
Clarksville Arkansas Paul Yates 72 longtime speech writer for Franklin D Roosevelt and former newspaperman died yesterday in Clarksville Arkansas Yates served in the Roosevelt administration and earned recognition for his public service and journalism career neighbors described him as a dedicated writer and community figure.
The photograph highlights Columbus landmarks including the dam washed out by 1947 flood waters the fire hall and the former Dean School building now a community center The Community Recreation Committee plans development behind the former school site while the new dam sits upstream in final planning The Journal will publish a future aerial showing the dam and related work based on a plane piloted by Frank Lucle
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, 34, becomes South Viet Nam's youngest premier heading the eighth Saigon government in 20 months. The armed forces hold power with a 10 man military directory and a civilian cabinet. Ky, longtime air force commander, pledges to return power to civilians when possible amid U.S. concerns and ongoing fighting with the North.
Pentagon engineers say the Ben Cat strike near Saigon broke up a Viet Cong assembly and exposed a battalion cluster, while AP observers noted jungle camouflage hid bomb damage. Two 8 million dollar B 52s were lost in an air refueling mishap, with at least one airman dead and seven missing.
In Algiers a pre dawn coup toppled President Ahmed Ben Bella. A revolutionary council led by Army Chief Houari Boumediene assumed power and vowed to honor existing international commitments. Troops guarded key points while Ben Bella’s whereabouts were not disclosed and France reported cooperation with the new regime.
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