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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
1
Defense secretary McNamara acknowledges that old answers fail to meet Vietnam war problems and vows new methods. He defends reservist policy changes amid questions about manpower and U.S. civilian impact while clashing with a reporter over comments on the TFX contract.
Cancer patients with rare bone cancer connect across states as they prepare for a high risk operation. Robert F Allen, 28, Tucson, faces possible death without success while his ally, Harry T. Y, 63, Flourtown, Pa., waits with their wives for Friday surgery amid an experimental program.
Union City police report two men George Bellis 22 and Charles Rothrauff 23 have been jailed in Erie County awaiting court action on a statutory incident alleged to have occurred three weeks earlier involving the same 14 year old girl. Earlier participants include John Peterson 19 Robert Weed 17 Terry Palmer 17 David Burger 17 and a 16 year old.
Police may file morals offense charges today against an elderly West Side man for luring a seven year old girl into his shack and summoning a year old girl. The mother alerted her husband as the neighbor arrived to intervene. The incident, not resulting in harm, follows a prior similar episode in 1962.
Warren County Commissioner D H Lay filed formal charges against fellow Commissioner Blain Mead over a Dec 29 tax sale purchase. The judge will issue subpoenas and the case may go to the Warren County Grand Jury. Allegations include purchases of land for Pent York Cll Co and a vacant lot in Bear Lake Borough in violation of state law.
Miami prosecutors Tuesday stressed a Houston to Miami call made by Melvin Powers to his aunt Candace Mossler as a key clue in the 1964 murder of Candace Mossler’s husband Jacques Mossler, owner of a $33 million banking empire. The aunt and nephew face a first degree murder trial that began January 17 with defense and state summations continuing as jurors eye a verdict.
California Supreme Court voided a 1964 voter ban on pay television by a 1 vote ruling. The court found the ban violated free speech rights and upheld an earlier ruling for Subscription Television Inc. President Sylvester L. Weaver supported the decision.
Washington AP reports the Escobedo ruling of 1964 prompts a national debate as three days of hearings end. Justices consider if suspects in police stations must have access to lawyers, with opinions splitting among lawmakers and two prominent advocates. The court aims to decide by June after extensive review.
A federal jury awarded George Misok of Coraopolis $25000 for injuries from the 1962 Har marville head on collision that derailed 19 cars and one engine. The award came after trial before Judge Edward Dumbauld with medical testimony focusing on post crash nervousness.
The Corry Jaycees voted to adopt their constitution and elected Charles W. Graham as president for the first year. Other officers include Robert Clark as first vice president Dr James Bogden as second vice president James Howard as secretary and Lyle Hotchkiss as treasurer. About 25 local men ages 21 to 35 have been chartered in the new chapter and membership remains open through Saturday. The Japanese community service group voted to assist Mead Park museum project and will seek permission from Mead Park Association to participate in final completion. The next meeting is planned for March 16 at an announced location.
Richard B Quigley 81 former state representative and senator died at his Lock Haven home from a heart attack yesterday.
An Elks Lodge organizational meeting was held last night with Charles V. Graham presiding and Robert Clark as vice president. Attendees seated at the head table included James Howard the secretary, Dr James Bogden second vice president, and Lyle Hotchkiss treasurer.
Secretary McNamara told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that enemy buildup in Viet Nam should peak by year end based on supply limits and air opposition. He said the United States faces no unlimited open ended commitment, while acknowledging risk of China involvement. He defended a new 20,000 troop increase and noted U.S. forces are fully capable of meeting commitments worldwide.
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