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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references bids and dates but is largely unreadable with missing context and entities.
East Germany warned it would halt barge and rail shipments to West Berlin if four power permits end June 30 and urged new transit rules. Transport Minister Edwin Kramer cited disruptions and higher rail rates, while Otto Winter urged international assent to run the Berlin Air Safety Center under East German authority. No Allied reaction yet.
Approximately 858 Corry workers live outside city limits and as far as Erie and Mill Village. If all moved in, rental demand would outstrip supply, especially in the $60 to $75 range, forcing many into substandard or high rent units. About 4,000 employed locally, a quarter could become renters if commuting ends.
Washington AP reports a rift inside the Republican Party over a desk raid at party headquarters. William Cody Kelly alleges mistreatment as Ray C Bliss fires him after a desk intrusion tied to finance director Kovac, while Johnson and Humphrey mock the incident and Goldwater forms a new donors group. Kovac resigns as finance director, effective next Thursday.
A 26 year old mother Gwendolyn Nemeth killed her two children Mark Di Lio seven and Liza Di Lio five then shot herself with a rifle in their Scot Run home near Mount Pocono Monroe County. The killings were discovered after she called her employer Frank H. Martin of Nazareth to say she would kill herself. All three were dead when troopers arrived.
Union City officials oppose a county plan to divert liquid fuels tax money to a countywide intercommunity highway program. Borough secretary Harry Smiley says Union City would suffer a hardship if funds are redistributed, noting little to gain from the project. County allocations have previously funded Erie and Corry road work, prompting rural opposition to any reduction for towns and townships.
A 63 year old lawyer in Los Angeles was awarded 1.5 million dollars in punitive damages against the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co for alleged intolerable service abuse. The award adds to actual damages of about 1.515 million, with expected appeal likely.
An Air Force C135 jet transport carrying 84 Marines and two airmen crashed shortly after takeoff from El Toro Marine base near Los Angeles. The plane, from McGuire AFB, was en route possibly to Hawaii or Okinawa, with no cause yet determined amid low clouds and mist. Rescue teams reached the isolated brushland wreckage by helicopter.
UN diplomats hoped President Johnson would keynote the U N twenty year birthday in San Francisco at the Opera House. Johnson was to speak at 1 30 p m EST on strengthening the United Nations amid a financial crisis and sagging prestige.
President Johnson met with former President Truman in Kansas City to mark the United Nations 20th anniversary. They discussed Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic, with Truman praising Johnson’s early White House impact. Johnson planned to attend U N ceremonies in San Francisco if travel allows.
Mrs. H. R. Robertson’s drift wood carving titled Drift-Wood captured the festival’s best of show honors at the Warren Art League event. Wayne street resident Mrs. Harry Miles looks on as the woodwork outshines paintings, earning the $25 National Forge Award.
Two blasts rocked the My Canh floating restaurant on the Saigon River near the bank. Police counted 17 dead and 24 wounded with fears the toll would rise as investigators probe a Claymore charge and a bicycle bomb. The attack struck during weekend dinner hours, many Americans among victims.
Hanoi Radio announced U S Army Sgt Harold George Bennett was executed in reprisal for Viet Cong prisoners. The report says Bennett, captured Dec 29 at Binh Gia, was killed after American and South Vietnamese actions and cites further American casualties and a missing soldier in the same fighting.
Five day wildcat strike by Teamsters Local 107 disrupts food trucks from Food Pair Acme A and P and Penn Fruit. Over 100 trucks deliver perishables to area stores while Hoffa condemns the walkout and police enforce orders. Estimated losses run into millions with widespread layoffs possible.
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