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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
3
Richards Named Director of Seneca Hills Bible Conference
Rev John E Richards former Butler County resident named conference executive at Seneca Hills Franklin to begin July 1 He will oversee program staff and facilities with public installation set for August 8 in a ceremony open to the public Richards is a Geneva College and Dallas Seminary graduate and will work with conference leaders to strengthen ministry and outreach with trustees from Western Pennsylvania and fellow co founders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Seneca Hills Bible Conference
Franklin
John E. Richards
Hilliards
Fairview Evangelical Free Church of
San Antonio
Tex
Richards
Seneca Hills
Walter W. Gillilands
First Methodist Church
Corry
Earnest Hummer
Wesley Methodist Churthy
Erie
Virgil Mayray
Grace Methodist Church
City
Western Pennsylvania
Idfmen
Horace L. Fenton
Latin, America
Bogota
N. J
George C. Miller
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Butler
Rev. Richards
GOP Chief Faces Question Over Desk Incident
The Republican Party leader disclosed an incident involving Mr. Kovac’s desk, stating no knowledge until alerted by Kovac. Kovac, who resigned a month earlier, was a top fundraiser for the Goldwater drive and later supported Arizona’s senator’s bid. Kelly, 43, a Cincinnati lawyer and former vice mayor, is the new chief administrative assistant in Bliss’s team since April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovac
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
National Committee
Goldwater
Kelly
Cincinnati
Bliss
Pennsylvania to require biannual motorcycle inspections
Pennsylvania motorcycles now face inspections twice yearly after Gov. Scranton signed the bill. The measure aligns motorcycle rules with car requirements, mandating periodic safety checks across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Erie Streets Ride Crushed By Truck Bed
Erie city equipment operator Joseph Boler aged 54 died after a dump truck bed lowered on him while he sought to trigger the mechanism with a snow brush. Det. Sgt. Edward Respecki said coworkers were present but no witness to the fatal moment. Boler was pronounced at St. Vincent's Hospital after 2:30 p.m. autopsy planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Boler
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fire Department
Edward Respecki
Boler
Les Harmon
Donald Nuber
Nuber
Bill Borkowski
Borkowski
Harmon
Sgt. Respecki
St. Vincent's
Great Balloon Passes Test
BEDFORD England AP reports the world s largest balloon passed its first trials. The 187 foot long balloon 52 feet wide holds 156 000 cubic feet and cost 42 000. Designed by Leslie Speed it aims to lift three ton logs from Canada s forests and load them on trucks with six ton drag capability. The craft may need roads costing 140 000 per mile which could wash away, and it is readied for a sea voyage to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
England
Royal Air Force Station
Cardington
Here
Leslie Speed
Canada
British Columbia
BS Speed
Demilitarized zone shifts as Korean War era details emerge
The piece traces the DMZ route from the Han River estuary northward to near Chorwon and the Japan Sea, cites American and South Korean troop deployments around Kaesong, and notes speculative Communist troop totals reported to the Armistice Commission through June 1965 with 205 520 arrivals and 817 299 departures since July 27, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyongyang
Yalu
Manchuria
United States
Republic of Korea
North
South Korea
Han River
Kaesong
Chorwon
Hwachon
Japan Sea
Kosong
Seoul
Korea
Armistice Commission
Police Trooper Charles Toth Remains Childless After Four Years on Force
Married trooper Charles Toth, now four years with the force, has no children and is described as a devoted family man. The report highlights his marital status and absence of offspring amid his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Toth
The
Force
Congress weighs Viet Nam course as Rusk warns of casualties
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Foreign Service Association that heavy Viet Nam casualties will continue and U S losses will rise. He defended Johnson's combat mission decisions as subject to congressional review and possible reversal if not supported. He contrasted Hanoi and Peking with Hanoi wary of talks and China looming in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Church
Jaiits
Dean Rusk
American Foreign Service Association
Wwe
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Rusk
Johnson
Peking
Hanoi
China
Southeast Asia
Veteran actress Mary Boland dies at 80 in New York
Mary Boland, an acclaimed stage and screen actress for over five decades, has died in New York at age 80. She starred in dramatic and comedic roles across theater and film, leaving a lasting imprint on American entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Boland
Miss Boland
Corry Area Jointure Faces State Merger Delays
Corry Union City and Sparta boards may merge under state order with nine interim directors chosen at a January convention if appeals delay merger plans. Dauphin County Court is expected to rule on appeals before the January 1 meeting, while the state aims for mergers to take effect by July 1986. Districts failing to merge could lose subsidies for jointure funding.
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Corry
Union City
Sparta
Maurice Kolpein
The
Journal Today
Dauphin County Court
Dauphin County
Corry Area
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