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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
3
The article reports experts doubting any meaningful agreement with China. It notes U S officials weigh reassessment of policy toward Southeast Asia and unlikely concessions from Beijing. It cites possible U S withdrawal hints and ongoing U S Chinese ambassador discussions.
In Painesville Ohio a 104 year old man named Spikes signed up for Medicare yesterday. He said he is not sure how illness might affect him and emphasized the importance of Medicare help.
An oil production increased assessment hearing is scheduled for 2 p.m. March 16 in Warren County court. Commissioners Blain M. Mead and local officials face a petition alleging over valuation and improper taxation of oil production, with engineers and witnesses to be questioned on how market value was determined as the $240 per barrel baseline rose to $600.
County Social Security administrator Bernard Farnbaugh cites a $35 minimum monthly Social Security for individuals and says about 10 percent of county recipients draw it. He warns lifting the means test could let well off persons qualify for surplus food, a concern echoed by Surplus Food program administrator John Vrenna. About 4,300 people in the county receive surplus food this year, with administration costs around $59,000. Farnbaugh notes many seniors over 65 rely on Social Security regardless of need, suggesting a similar pattern might emerge if the ceiling is removed.
In Santo Domingo Dominican Republic a radio station reports on the father who gained fame from his book See Here Private Har Grove about army tribulations. Kip age 21 plans to finish college after his service, earn a degree, and pursue a television announcing job.
Fulbright recalled why he voted against reaffirming the 1964 resolution. He cited not wanting to reaffirm the measure and referenced his stance amid a set of circumstances surrounding the Tel Morse proposal.
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield framed the rejection as standing by the 1964 resolution while Senator Case warned a Morse vote would signal no confidence in the President. Foreign Relations members argued their anti rider votes did not endorse Johnson’s handling of the war, with Fulbright noting committee members seek clearer American policy in Asia.
Funeral services were held at 2 PM yesterday at Brack Funeral Home for Mrs Zennie Fish with Rev Ivan Hunsberger of the Curry United Brethren Church officiating. Burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers included Rob ert and Fred Fish Paul and James Carrier Sidney Stuart and Samuel Barbalaci. WCTU and Mission Class members of WSWS attended as honorary escort. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Free Fish Titusville Mr and Mrs Paul Carrier and family Erie Miss Bobbie Jean Shields Buffalo George Martin Lotsville and Rev and Mrs Floyd Martin Portage.
Discussion notes urge new aid commitments to India and Pakistan as part of a policy pledge. The report cites a presidental delegation and a proposed total of 150 million dollars in aid.
Report summarizes casualties for February 20 to 26 with 379 killed and 183 missing overall and Viet Cong losses at 1,122 killed and 92 captured. U S 1st Cavalry helicopter operations near Leesine long Son and actions by the 101st Airborne near Tuy Hoa are noted, along with confrontations around Pleiku and Tay Ninh Province.
Preliminary talks for the Kinzua Dam dedication proceed with invites to President Johnson and governors Scranton and Rockefeller. The event, tentatively set for September 17, involves officials from state, federal agencies and local chambers, with Warren Area Chamber leading arrangements and William F. Clinger Jr. named chair.
Concert master Eric Rosenbluth of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and head of Buller University Music Depart ment accepted a 35000 out-of-court settlement with Waterboro and Douglas Car Rental Agency of Allentown over a left-hand middle finger injury. Rosenbluth contends a firm employee slammed a car door on his hand outside the Americana Hotel in Allentown on March 10, 1961. Isaac Stern appeared for a brief recital on February 21 in federal court to demonstrate.
Bradford city leaders approve a plan to keep Milton E. Lopus as part time city manager at 6600 plus 4400 in dual roles, while ex executive secretary and two authorities stay at 11,000. The move limits power for McCauley who will resign after a contentious tenure ending with a $50000 libel suit settlement.
Ian Schlanders 56 senior editor of Maclean's Magazine and former Toronto newspaperman collapsed and died yesterday in Fredericton New Brunswick.
A concise study examines how left and right hands interact in violin technique. It outlines bowing and fingering roles, touch, pressure, and bow control as essential for intonation and tone.
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