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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1965

Page

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U S Bombing Rebels Again Fighting Hot

U S air forces and Navy planes hit Phu Qui ammunition depot 100 miles south of Hanoi in what officials call a punishing raid. About 100 planes targeted 30 storage buildings amid heavy flak with some damage to a Navy propeller plane. No enemy aircraft were reported.

Saigon South Viet Nam Hanoi North Viet Nam Hal S. Price 2Nd Air Divia Hu Qui Price Phu Qui Laos Ho Chi Minh U.S Viet Nam

Peking Charges Russia Under U S Thumb

Peking says Soviet government is under the thumb of U S imperialism in an editorial condemning Moscow for suppressing a March 4 attack by Chinese and North Vietnamese students on the U S Embassy. The piece, in the Peking Daily, denounces Khrushchev’s ouster and marks sharp Chinese criticism of the Soviet regime.

Tokyo China U.S Peking People's Daily Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Peking Soviet Union

Congress Busy On LBJ Plans

Washington AP reports Congress advances key parts of President Johnsons program this week while awaiting action on his voting rights proposals. The Senate considers the Federal Manpower Retraining Act expansion and Senate committees hold hearings on immigration reform and college aid while the House Education and Labor Committee advances the 41.3 billion education plan.

Washington Congress Johnson Capitol Hill Senate Senate Labor Committee Senate Judiciary Senate Education House Education and Labor Committee House Rules Committee House Judiciary Committee House Pates Haire

Marlin City crash leaves trailer stripped and bus damaged

Walter Beavers’ car and boat trailer separated on Highway 161 causing the trailer to strike a dividing strip and an oncoming bus. A 15 foot outboard pitched into the bus grill. Splinters scattered but no injuries reported.

Marlin City Calif Walter Beavers

Man Dies in Forklift Accident at Local Plant

Youngstown resident Paul Van Hoover died after a forklift top bundle weighing over 80 pounds fell on him while loading burlap bags at Mahoning Bag and Burlap Corp on the South Side. He died at South Side Hospital Saturday.

Youngstown, Ohio Mahoning Bag & Burlap Corp South Side Hospital Paul van Hoover Youngstown van Hoover

Johnson to address Congress on voting rights act

President Johnson will speak to a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. EST to outline proposals aimed at securing the right to vote for all Americans. The White House announced the invitation acceptance as civil rights groups gathered at Lafayette Park and Selma pickets pressed for federal action.

Washington Johnson Congress White House Congressional Ieaders Senate House Capitol Hill Executive Mansion Selina Ala Lafayette Park Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace Rose Garden

Pa Scrambling For Chunk Of Appalachia Pie

Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania moves to claim a share of a $1.1 billion federal program. Sen. Ed Ppnne oe man leads a $5.5 ton mine reclamation authorization to backfill abandoned mines, flush deep mines, and seal entrances on public lands. Senate meets 3 p.m., House at 4 p.m. amid shifts on tax law and a stalled school bus bill.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Johnson Sen Spnne Oe Senate Bers General Assembly House Stanley G. Stroup

Wallace signals permit for Selma march if federal ruling stands

Gov. George Wallace said he would allow Negroes to march from Selma to Montgomery if a federal court orders it, but warned racial demonstrations could spiral. He cited recent police beatings and tear gas, urging peace and minimal force while defending Alabama’s restrained response.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama Selma Wallace Selina

Mountain Climbers Die In Plunge Near Mt Washington

Gorham AP Two climbers from the 1963 Mt Everest expedition perished on Mt Washington, plunging about 1000 feet from 5100 feet elevation. Daniel Doody, 31, of North Branford, Connecticut, a photographer, died instantly. Craig Merrihue, 32, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, died after a doctor’s effort to save him.

Doody Merrihue

Dangerous stunt nearly kills trio on The Rare Breed set

HOLLYWOOD AP Three stunt workers escaped serious harm after a buckboard wagon crash during The Rare Breed shoot in Indio California on a scene with a stampede Two stunt women Stephanie Epper and Patty Elder and a man were briefly trapped under the wagon but survived with minor injuries A crew member Hal Needham suffered a shoulder wrenching pull The director said the mishap will remain in the completed film and the cameras were not stopped in time

Holly Wood Andrew V. McLaglen Indio Calif Stephanie Epper Patty Elder Matt Hal Needham McLagren Maureen O'Hara

Alabama Aides Say 50 Mile Selma to Montgomery March Unsafe

Attorneys for Alabama planned to argue the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march covering about 50 miles on U S 80 is unsafe for all involved. The hearing before U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr resumed as civil rights leaders finished their case and the state prepared to present protection plans for hundreds of marchers.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Selma U.S Frank M. Johnson Jr George C. Wallace Wallace Col Albert Lingo Jimmie Lee Jackson Marion Jackson Lingo U.S. 80 Black

Komatsu Dies. Tokyo Figure Was Society VP

Takashi Komatsu, aged in Tokyo, served as vice president of the Ameri caoS Sepan Society. He died yesterday, casting a pall over the organization and its activities.

Komatsu Tokyo Takashi Komatsu Americaos Sepan Society

Penn'n Solons Have Kin On Own Payrolls

Washington reports reveal two Pennsylvania members of Congress have family members on their payrolls. Representative Elmer J. Holland employs his kin, while Representative Robert N. Nix lists his wife Emily and son Robert N. Nix Jr. on January payrolls. Only these nepotism cases appeared in the Pennsylvanian delegation payrolls for the last quarter of 1964.

Washington Pennsylvania Congress Elmer J. Holland Pittsburgh Roberat N. CG. Nix Philadelphia Nix Emily Robert N Senate

Man nabbed during burglary near Uniontown

State police arrested 20 year old Fayette County man Robert W Chalfant in the act of burglarizing the Wish ing Well nightclub near Uniontown. He waived a hearing for court.

Uniontown, Pa Fayette County Robert W. Chalfant Uniontown

Family Of Six Dies In West Point Fire

AP reports a West Point Ohio family of six perished in an early morning blaze that engulfed their two story home. The occupants included four construction workers, Jack HE 30 and his wife Linda 25, with children David 8 Michael 5 Lucinda 2 and Jack Jr 5 months. Firemen found the house hopelessly burning. cause undetermined as neighbors recalled the structure already in flames. The metal siding on the neighbor's home melted from heat and only two walls and a chimney remained hours later.

Wast Liverpoot Ohio West Point Here Jack HE Gbar Linda David Michael Lucinda Jack Jr Dewayne Nicholson

Navy Crackdown on Obesity Among Sailors and Officers

Washington AP reports the Navy orders ship and station commanders to curb obesity among enlisted sailors and officers. Obesity now disqualifies service and prompts possible discharge for persistently overweight personnel. Commanders must monitor appearance, fitness, and medical checkups through sick call and exams.

Washington Navy Naval Service

Memorial services for slain minister in Selma march

About 500 clergymen and demonstrators gathered in Selma for a memorial service for Rev. James J. Reed, while authorities blocked a march to the courthouse. National figures weighed a potential Selma to Montgomery protest as President Johnson prepared a voting rights address.

Selma Ala James J. Reed Boston Martin Luther King Jr Chicago Alabama National Guard Browns Chapel George C. Wallace Congress Snilrie King Wallace Montgomery Times Square New York City Boston Common

Basic Steel Talks Resume At U S Steel Plants

Negotiators from U S Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers Union resumed contract talks with a weekend recess possible. Four groups met to discuss local plants making peceanes wires and tubes as they move from local issues to broader job security concerns.

Kiniopununyar U.S. Steel Corp United Stars Union

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