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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
1
A short report notes a wily son described by Erie sheriff officials with details of his behavior and the pursuit. The piece emphasizes law enforcement handling and local response to the incident.
Fragmentary text references a stain or stain like mark on an item and notes a louse or insect related motif. Reading is limited with no clear names dates places or outcomes.
Glenn King of Lemons Street was arrested after a morning stabbing at a Lemon Street bedroom. Mrs. Helen Messenger sustained a back shoulder wound and facial scratches, treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Police charged King with assault with intent to kill while awaiting further court steps.
City Democratic Chairman Charles Graham says time is tight to assemble a slate with a possible conflict of interests delaying mayor and city controller decisions. State Senator William Sesler seeks an attorney general ruling, while Thomas Burkhart may be a mayoral candidate and state official. Petitions must be filed by 5 p.m. Tuesday with several names considering filings. Republican lineup reportedly complete with Weber mayor and others for council and school board.
Dale L. Coates, 18, of Spartansburg and Milo Maker, 24, of 133 West Smith Street, were in damaged cars after a 12 30 a m collision. State Police said they are step brothers who did not know the other was nearby. Maker backed from a driveway and Coates could not stop on the crest of a grade. damages totaled 450.
Abel, secretary treasurer of the United Steelworkers, says he won the February 9 vote for president, claiming about 6,200 to 7,900 votes, while incumbent David J. McDonald disputes the result and cites a forthcoming official count after protests. Tellers put Abel ahead. 100-plus local protests may affect final outcome. Negotiations with the basic steel industry resume in Pittsburgh after a two month recess.
A Senate judiciary subcommittee heard witnesses arguing the Supreme Court's last June ruling on legislative reapportionment invades state sovereignty. They urged Congress to pass a constitutional amendment to nullify the ruling, with proponents from Nevada and Pennsylvania asserting states should use nonpopulation factors if approved by voters.
U S officials warn relations with the Soviet Union may deteriorate as Vietnam war tensions rise. Russia could temporarily abandon peaceful coexistence while backing North Viet Nam, with no peace in sight and more U S air strikes expected. Secretary of State Rusk briefed Latin American ambassadors on the Vietnam situation.
A 1958 white Chevrolet owned by Arnold Johnson is reported stolen from the lot beside St Edward s School. Gary Johnson, son of the owner, parked it at 7 30 PM and found it missing at 8 15 PM after leaving keys in the ignition and the registration in the glove box. Police urged owners not to leave keys in ignition and to report sightings.
A 30-year-old Warren man, Leo Neil Wilbur, is in county jail on $2000 property bond or $1000 cash after an assault with intent to ravish in an apartment here. Police say he entered the wrong apartment and attempted to assault a woman, who woke to find him in her room and locked herself in a bathroom.
Laverni Miller, 23, a Pittsburgh man linked to the Black Muslim movement, was sentenced in federal court to two years in prison after being convicted in January for tax evasion and related offenses.
AP dispatch from Saigon reports mock air raids heightening coup rumors and possible anti American protests. police on full alert after neutralist demonstration chatter, with Marine contingents readied in case of unrest amid ongoing Viet Cong activity near Da Nang and in central border zones.
Col umbus Community Recreation Committee plans an auction at the old Dean School building next Saturday at 10 a m to raise funds for fixing up the building for youth and adult groups. Committee chair Willard Gibson says profits will furnish the center for Boy Scouts Girl Scouts 4 H clubs and other organizations. Items may be donated and picked up by calling Philip Wade or Cecil Miller.
American servicemen in South Viet Nam complain of ammunition shortages shoddy weapons and lack of equipment. They report gear is sometimes available only on the Saigon black market and recall World War II age gear. A secret Senate hearing earlier blamed poor maintenance of arms issued to a Vietnamese battalion. Advisers from Army Navy Marine and Air Force raise new concerns.
Miss Tammy Berger, a Los Angeles schoolteacher, smiles as ambulance personnel attend her. The scene conveys relief and gratitude for her survival after an unspecified incident though details are sparse. The report centers on her preserved composure and supportive responders.
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