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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1965
Page
1
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The IRS issues warnings on tax adviser scams amid legal actions against fraud. Be wary of fee structures based on savings, blank forms, or refunds sent to advisers. The government offers free help and tips to choose a reputable adviser and avoid being defrauded. Local Corry politics show a stable GOP edge with modest registration shifts and one ward race. fall elections may feature women running for school board.
Joseph W. Tinko, 47, was held in Erie County jail after police say he burglarized a Waterford area home, stealing a wallet with $25 during a drinking spree. Troopers Elmer Schifko and Edward Pass traced the crime to Tuesday’s report and arrested him yesterday. Alleged $18 recovered.
HAUS AP report states Mrs. Ada Crosby about 60 and her grandsons Tony Crosby 5 and Donald Crosby 3 perished in a two story Erie frame house fire. Firefighters arrived to find the second story bedroom engulfed. cause undetermined.
Washington AP report cites 1963 hearings showing NASA failed to challenge military secrecy on Soviet space activities. Subcommittee urges NASA to seek civilian control and fullest public information while respecting security needs. Johnson Federalizes Alabama National Guard amid race crisis noted in surrounding context.
Clouds cloud Cape Kennedy as Gemini Molly Brown launch risks postponement. Grissom and Young prepare a test flight while Ranger 9 faces a separate delay due to ongoing troubleshooting after a simulated countdown. Weather forecasts warn of heavy cloud cover over the Cape and the Atlantic, raising doubts about camera coverage and splashdown readiness.
In Dallas, federal Judge T Whitfield Davidson refused to take jurisdiction in Jack Ruby's case citing state court handling. Ruby, famed for killing Lee Harvey Oswald, told a courtroom crowd nothing satisfied him and questioned any win. The matter shifts to Texas authorities with Judge Dallas Blankenship to assign the state sanity trial.
President Johnson federalized the Alabama National Guard amid fears of domestic violence during the five day voting rights march from Selma to Montgomery slated to start Sunday. The action follows Gov Wallace's refusal to provide protection and may include use of federal troops if needed.
Harold Holley of Rochester lost a rebuilt 1931 Model A Ford DeLuxe Phaeton after a garage fire. Holley, 45, spent three years and 26 states gathering parts, earning 22 trophies and turning down 8,200 dollars for the car. He survived the blaze though the prize car did not.
Dr Merrill J King aged 71 former senior ophthalmology figure at Massachusetts Eye and Ear in Boston died Thursday in Portland Maine. He led research in eye surgery and served for decades at the famed Boston hospital. His passing marks a significant loss in the ophthalmology field.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP high level space officials say the United States lags Russia by about two years though no further ground is lost. They cite upcoming Gemini mission as potential firsts in maneuvering and orbital changes. Astronauts Grissom and Young plan to orbit Earth next Tuesday while Russians appear to ride along with ground control. Deputy Gemini chief Schneider notes Russian reactive scheduling. Continued on Page Three.
A poetic spring brief notes the vernal equinox and greeting sunshine. It contrasts global spring terms, mentions weather disruptions in Wyoming and Midwest storms, and observes early blooms like crocus and tulips signaling rebirth despite lingering cold.
An animal believed by some to be an African lion sparked a massive hunt in Adair Oklahoma as hundreds of people game wardens and a zoo keeper used tranquilizer guns. The planned safari covered 60,000 acres and expected up to 10,000 spectators and 800 hunters with rifles and shotguns. No record of a release exists though multiple sightings have been reported over four years including a sighting on the Will Rogers Turnpike.
An explosion at Cheltek Coal Mines in northern Turkey raised death toll to 35 as rescuers pulled seven more charred bodies from the debris. Officials said little hope remained for finding the other 33 miners alive.
Two coal miners are feared trapped in an Independent Miners breakermen and Truckers Association mine between Shamokin and Mount Carmel in Northumberland County. Rescue operations were underway despite four inches of snow hampering efforts. the men’s names were not yet released and their fate remained unknown. First reports came via a Shamokin city hall radio dispatch around 10 a.m. HST. Viscount Leathers dies in London, a shipping magnate and wartime transport minister.
A chartered sightseeing bus plunged off a mountain highway near Taipei killing 39 people including students. Four hospitals reported 70 injured with many in critical condition.
A local explainer outlines urban renewal: its goals, start, and costs. It defines blight, holdouts, and the need for comprehensive plans, showing how federal aid requires workable programs with standards, neighborhood analysis, and an admin coordinating body.
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