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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1965

Page

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Corry Jointure Weigh Two Remodeling Jobs

The Corry School Board and the Corry Area Joint School Committee face Wright School remodeling and Harding School office conversion. They hire Johnson Horigan and Yaple to draft plans, with a $1700 fee, aiming to update Wright to rival other schools while budgeting over several years.

Corry Jointure Corry School Board Corry Area Joint School Committee Wright School Harding School Harding Corry Board Joint Committee Pri Pal Erie Wright

Federal Judge Bans Massive Negro March in Selma

US District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. halted the 50 mile Selma to Montgomery march, citing rights of parties and a need for judicial determination. Troopers had dispersed Sunday’s 450-person crowd with clubs and tear gas as ministers arrived to join the protest.

Selma Ala US. Dist Frank M. Johnson Jr Montgomery Johnson Martin Luther King Jr Dallas National Guard Armory Selms George C. Wallace University of Alabama Selme Wallace Washington, D.C Paul Douglas Charles Tobey New Hampshire Browns Chapel Clark Washington Jacob K. Javits R-N SCLC House John W. McCormack D-Mass Rep James O'Hara D-Mich King Tha Fev

U S 7th Fleet May Be Deployed To Viet Nam War Zone

Washington weighs sending the 7th Fleet to disrupt ships carrying arms and troops from North Vietnam to guerrilla areas in South Vietnam. The Pentagon also considers boosting power in the South China Sea with more aircraft carriers. Recommendations from Admiral U S Grant Sharpe Jr. will guide actions. The 7th Fleet comprises 125 ships and 650 planes.

Washington U.S 7Th Fleet North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Pentagon South China Sea Adm U.S. Grant Sharpe Jr

Congress Inns Plan 430000 Motel On E Columbus Ave

The plan calls for a 51 room Congress Inns motel on East Columbus Avenue with a restaurant pool and possible service station as part of a 490000 construction cost project slated to begin after an April 1 occupancy clause. The deal includes DeNatale Co of Pittsburgh purchasing nearly 10 acres from Mr and Mrs George Gorden for about 17000.

East Columbus Avenue Sciota Street Congress Inn de Natale Congress Inns Corry Holiday Inns Pittsburgh Kinzua Dam Ohio Line Warren DeNatale Long John Q

Honest error cited in man’s death after hospital X rays

Barnett Torley of Brooklyn died at home after an X ray review indicated a pelvic fracture. The New York hospital commissioner called the death an honest error caused by misinterpretation of appropriate X rays. an autopsy found massive lower abdominal hemorrhage.

New York Eermissioner Ray E.trussell Barnett Torley Brooklyn Cumberland Hospital Trussell Ield

Three Boys Die In Old Mine Roof Cave In Harlan Kentucky

In Harlan Kentucky three youths Rodney Gross 17 George Gross 12 and Tommy Gross 13 were crushed under a 75 ton rock fall in an abandoned mine. Ralph Gross 15 escaped as rescuers worked to stabilize the roof amid freezing thaw conditions and mine timbers rot. Rescue teams noon and night shifted rock and coal while labor factions aided the effort.

Harlan, Ky Kentucky Rodney Gross Jhis George

Reporter Aldric Reye dies at 55 in Madison Wisconsin

Aldric Reye a political reporter for the Capital Times in Madison Wisconsin died yesterday at age 55.

Madison, Wis Aldric Reyell The Capital Times of Madison

City to open 40 car off street parking near downtown

City Council and Parking Authority reach general agreement on a 40 car off street lot near Ash Washington street to be leased from CJ Jamestown and ready by year end. Plan shows exact spots and possible paving depending on soil. City estimates cost per car under lease at about six thousand dollars.

Cassius Clay Dow Town Ash Washington Street Corry Jamestown Lot Maple Avenue William Yarathh Joseph Hand Crystal Coal Company Corry Jamestown Dave Johnson B. G. Bennett Johnson

Corry School Committee Approves New Teachers and Planetarium Course

The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved hiring Richard Peterson to teach English at the junior high and Anita Homich to teach second grade at Conway School. Both graduates from Edinboro State College start in September with starting salaries of 4700 dollars. Peterson and Homich plan August marriages. Robert Olson, science teacher, will teach earth and space science tied to the new planetarium with a three day training at the Rosemont plant in Pennsylvania.

Corry Area Thomas R. Shupe Richard Peterson Pittsburgh Peterson Edinboro State College Anita Homich Coraopolis Conelway School Miss Homich Edinboro Shape Robert Olson Olson Shupe Rosemont

Youngstown man dies after 20 foot fall at Dinde Oxygen Plant

Thad Heim Sr of Youngstown died in South Side Hospital after a 20 foot fall from a ladder at the Dinde Oxygen Co. plant where he worked. The incident occurred yesterday and determined cause of death is listed as the injuries sustained in the fall.

Youngstown Ohio Thad Heim, Sr South Side Hospital Dinde Oxygen Co

Artificial Kidney Patient Dies From Tube Failure

John E. Harris of Spokane died at 22 when plastic tubes for his artificial kidney detached while he slept. A chronic kidney patient since infancy, he had survived two life threatening episodes and twice weekly treatments. He moved from Palmer Alaska to Seattle then Spokane for care at Sacred Heart Hospital.

Spokane Wash John E. Harris Harris Hazel Harris Lloodro Fu Hospital Warris Sydney Palmer Alaska Seattle Spokane and Inland Empire Sacred Heart Hospital

Holiday Inn Founder Plans Nationwide Nursing Home Chain

Kemmons Wilson and Wallace J. Johnson announce a planned nationwide network of franchised nursing homes modeled after Holiday Inns. Johnson notes no direct tie to Holiday Inns, cites testing of management training and centralized purchasing. Johnson and partners have existing convalescent centers in Memphis and Houston, with expansion plans in multiple states.

Holiday Inns Plans Nursing Homes New York Kemmons Wilson Wallace J. Johnson Holiday Inns of America Inc Johnson Memphis Holiday Inns Hot Springs Ark Rosewood Memorial Hospital Houston Houston Hospital Stewart Bainum Quality Courts Washington, D. C Cherry Hill N. J Richmond Stewall Corp Stewall Towson District Heights Greensboro Gastonia Winston Salem N.C Mabile, A

Charge Area Man 33 In Gun Assault

Daniel Truesdale 33 of Columbus is charged with pointing a deadly weapon and violation of the uniform firearms act after a home confrontation in Warren County. A Columbus resident reported a gunman at 3:30 a m Sunday. officers later arrested him with a $1 000 bond set.

Columbus Daniel Truesdale Warren County Truesdale Stockton Wholesale Meat Company Perry Mead Ed Pass Paul Sita Corry

Steel union resumes talks with 11 steel firms

The United Steelworkers Union opened fresh negotiations with 11 major steel companies in Pittsburgh. No key leaders were present as talks picked up where they paused last January amid a heated election campaign.

Union Pittsburgh United Steelworkers Union USW David J. McDonald R. Conrad Cooper

Drop Trainable Class In Jointure Ends At Year

Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe announced the trainable class at Columbus School will be dropped at year end due to low enrollment. The class began with seven pupils, dropped to six after one moved away, then to five as another student moved to Wright School, with the remaining five to transfer to Waterford High School next year.

Columbus Thomas R. Shupe Shupe Corry Area Wright School Waterford High School

Youth Freed From Jail In Fatal Burning Case

In Allegheny County, 6 year old Molner of Caraconis was freed after Judge James G Legnard acquitted him of manslaughter in the fatal October 22 burning of his 10 year old sister Sandra. He was turned over to Juvenile Court for placement in a foster home. Police said the incident involved a gasoline can and a fire near Sandra.

Hittsburgh Jo Molner Caraconis Tegheny James G. Legnard Sandra Legnard Molher John T. Robrbsck Jerry Sten Bish

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