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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1965
Page
2
An expanding Viet Nam war air campaign uses Air Force and carrier aircraft to strike Communist targets across Laos, South and North Viet Nam. Bombing raids last month hit supply lines, Viet Cong concentrations, and bases, including an attack near Hanoi, the farthest north reached so far.
In Washington the House Speaker faced 12 demonstrators demanding reductions in Alabama’s congressional delegation over racial discrimination. Police arrested six adults and three juveniles in Jackson Mississippi after a protest outside the Hinds County courthouse. Overnight in Montgomery two groups clashed, with deputies dispersing one lineup after rocks and bottles were thrown. A Selma rally tied the move to Montgomery as SNCC shifts workers and students nationwide head toward the capital.
In Gallup New Mexico students and staff evacuated a school during a routine fire drill when smoke appeared in a storeroom. The incident coincided with a march in Montgomery and violence in Birmingham as leaders faced clashes and a memorial gathering.
President Johnson asked Congress for 360 million dollars to start the 1.1 billion Appalachia development program aiding 11 states. Funds target roads, utilities, and local development, with agencies including Commerce, Agriculture, Army Corps, Health and Welfare, and Interior.
Five Corry area residents had licenses suspended or revoked following motor vehicle code violations. James R. Salil of Delaware Street and Harold A. of Union City received suspensions, while George W. Maleski and John Sayban faced varying outcomes. Howard Gates of MacGould Street had a one year revocation for DUI.
In Youngsville at 2 a m officers encountered youths and Mrs. McAllister. The youths claimed she chased them from the trailer with a shotgun while her 1-year-old's mother used the gun as a club and struck a car. Mrs. McAllister declined to press charges. The youths pled guilty to illegal possession of the beverage, paid $25 fines, and were released.
Burglars stole 50 wigs valued at several thousand dollars from a beauty shop in Pittsburgh's Oakland area yesterday, police reported. The shop involved was listed as Shop Your Corry Stores.
A meditative sermon contrasts two kinds of faith. A woman with a long illness seeks Jesus, risking judgment yet acting on belief. The story illustrates how faith can move despite doubt, while Jesus’ disciples struggle to grasp this courage.
A reflective sermon contrasts the crowd's faith with a faith like a mustard seed, urging believers to trust in Jesus to heal world sickness. It cautions against practical doubt and champions the possibility of divine touching and healing through faith.
A third Roman Catholic nun died from a weekend crash near Hummelstown. Sister Luke, a Lebanon Catholic High School teacher, died at Harrisburg Hospital. Two other nuns were killed and three more hospitalized.
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