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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1965
Page
1
U S Defends Use Of Non Lethal Gas In Asian War
Washington officials deny gas warfare claims while defending nonlethal gases used against guerrilla forces in Viet Nam. Officials say the aim was to save civilian lives and that Johnson was not consulted. Critics urge stopping the gas program amid international protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
High Administration
United States
White House
South Viet Nam
Michael Stewart
National Press Club
Stewart
Robert 8. McNamara
Cyprus
McNamara
Meadville Moves Toward Urban Renewal Plan Change
Meadville City Council heard plans to shift from a CBD renewal to a General Neighborhood Renewal Plan. Thomas Ward of the Meadville Redevelopment Authority said a GNRP would cover a larger downtown area from Main to the Erie tracks and Arch to Walnut, with phased redevelopment. Benefits include 10 year credit for local improvements and eligibility for federal advance planning funds rather than immediate local funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Authority
Pittsburgh
Busines
GNRP
Ward
Main Street
Erie Lackawanna
Arch
Walnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Auto Crash at Waterford Injures Two Drivers
Two people were injured when cars driven by Allen B. Clark of Cleveland and Claude H. Thomas of Waterford collided head on on Route 97, a mile south of Waterford. Thomas and Clark were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital, Erie, with knee and hand injuries and neck lacerations plus a fractured jaw respectively. Damages were listed at 1500 and 500 dollars. Trooper William Wargo said charges may follow as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia.m
Waterford
Corry
William Wargo
Allen B. Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Claude H. Thomas
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Thomas
Clark
Wargo
Park Right Or You'll Be Sorry Park Enforcement Citywide
Chief of Police Harley Drake announced citywide enforcement of the honeymoon slayer parking rule and alternary side parking program will begin next Monday. Police have waited for signs on the north side and will ticket cars parked between sidewalk and curb at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Drake
Drake
Slushy Streets Spark Multiple Local Auto Crashes
Three car crashes occurred on a slushy afternoon in the city. At King and East Main streets Mina B Harkin and Sally Akam collided after Akam failed to see on Main due to the slick conditions. A second crash on Main and Avenue A involved a Corry Jamestown Corp truck and William Van Cise after Van Cise lost control in the slush. A third collision at West Washington and First avenue saw Mrs Ernestine Bormer and Joseph Sarnicki collide when an unidentified motorist motioned on Washington street. Damages ranged from 25 to 500 dollars. A Neighborhood Youth Corps project for Fairfield, Pennsylvania, will involve 40 youths. the federal contribution is 12,100 dollars of a 14,000 dollar total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina B. Harkin
R D. J, Clymer
Sally Akam
South Center Street
King
East Main Streets
Miss Akam
King Street
Main Street
Harkin
Corry Jamestown Corp
George E. Price
Corry
William van Cise
Youngsville
Avenue A
VanCise
Ernestine Barber
Eagle Street
Joseph Sarnicki
York Street
West Washington
First Avenue
Bormer
Washington and
Washington Street
Sarnicki
Bortner
Achievement Award Given to Winnei Rogers Structural Steel
Structural Steel Company yesterday received a plaque for the largest percentage of company employees donating blood during the Cloudsmobile visit. George A. Black accepted for Rogers as factory manager, with James F. Young and others shown. Paul Stroup and Lawrence Andersen presented, sponsored by Corry Labor Council and Corry American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnei
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Inwitle
Cloudsmobile
Rogers
George A. Black
James FR
Young
Paul Stroup
Bloodmobile
Lawrence Andersen
Corry Labor Counsell
Corry
American Red Cross
Stroup
Gemini Crew Reports Spaceflight Progress After Ranger 9 Spotlight
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young brief officials on the Gemini mission’s Earth orbits and early findings. They explain maneuvers and discuss why the carrier Intrepid lagged 50 to 60 nautical miles behind the spacecraft. President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey praised the mission as a strong success and followed the flight closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intrepid
Virgil S. Grissom
John W. Young
Grissom
Young
U.S
Earth
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Cape Kennedy
Ranger 9 Live Moon Closeups Before Impact
Pasadena AP reports Ranger 9 sent more than 200 closeups of the moon before its crash, showing Alphonsus crater with a central peak and a large floor crack. The live TV sequence, relay via commercial networks, spanned over 15 minutes prior to impact at 6:08 a.m. four miles from Alphonsus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cali
Ranger 9
Tinaeros
Alphonsus
Ranger
Crater
Albategnius
Ptolemaeus
Psuccessful Rangers
Raphed Broad Plains
Moon
Area schools update TB testing grades from one, ten to one, six and eleven
Erie County schools implement Heat tuberculin testing for grades one six and eleven with consent forms. Most eleventh graders tested last year avoid retesting. Positive reactors receive follow up at Corry Memorial Hospital funded by local TB association. Chest X rays in higher grades require parental payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Roberta E. King
Eva M. Kepler
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
State Health Department
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County Tuberculosis Association
Pittsburgh Tavern Owner Sees Bank Robbery Sentence Cut
William Hanzl, 48, owner of two Pittsburgh taverns, had his prison term reduced from 25 to 18 years for masterminding an Armstrong County bank robbery. Judge Louis Rosenberg of U.S. District Court, who previously imposed the maximum sentence last November for psychiatric testing, granted the reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Hanzl
Pittsburgh Tavern
Armstrong County
Louis Rosensberg
U. S. District Court
Yeaturday
Giveen Hanzl
Marches reach final 50 mile leg toward Montgomery
The Selma to Montgomery voter rights march, led by Andrew Young James Orange and Jim Leather proceeds toward Montgomery hoping to complete the 50 mile trek by reaching the city limits. National Guard guards a bridge as contingents move along four lane US 80 while registrations open in Lowndes County for qualified Black voters. Dr H Dale Winger resigns as Ridgway Area Schools superintendent effective June to join Potts town district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayamay Anu Ucpan
Selmar
Montgomery
National Guard
Alabama
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James Orange
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Jim Leather
Saginaw
Mich
Selma
U.S. 80
Ridgway
H. Dale Winger
Ridgway Area
Pottstown
Past RC Chairmen To Become Directors
Local Red Cross chapter directors approved a move to make former chairmen board members. Fifteen members met at the YMCA to conduct routine business. The meeting included reports on first aid training and youth program work. May 8 labor workshop at the Y was announced and three members were slated to attend the national convention in Detroit May 5–12. A permanent nominating committee was formed to handle future openings. The Home Service Committee reported aid to seven civilians and four servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
YMCA
Norman Tarbell
William Jones
Corry
The
Detroit
Paul Stroup
Ralph Kimmy
Lawrence Andersen
James St. George
Embert Earle
Frank Dodd
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Home Service Committee
Nine Die in Methane Gas Blast at Carletonville Mine
A methane gas explosion 8 000 feet underground in Carletonville South Africa killed nine African workers and halted mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meiners
Carletonville
South Africa
Milk Kickbacks Shown In Pittsburgh Dairy Probe
Pittsburgh AP report details a state investigation into milk industry kickbacks. Keystone Dairy vice president John Birmingham testified more than 25000 in milk rebates were deposited in his New York bank account as salary from 1961 to 1964. His father earned 297115 in rebates 1958 to 1964. Deputy AG Judson Ruch hinted at possible implicating past administrations. Simon Uhl of the Milk Control Commission said no memorandum existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
John Birmingham
Keystone Dairy Co
New Kensington
Dairymen's League
Chemical Trust Co
Birmingham
Pennsylvania
John Birmingham Sr
Paul Musser
Judson Ruch
Shotgun Suicide After Stolen Car Stop in Salem
In Salem Indiana a Pennsylvania teen, Michael Russo 17 of Greenville, killed himself with a shotgun after police halted a stolen car they pursued on Indiana 199. His companion Robert Peach 16 was wounded in the thigh and listed in fair condition. Both youths were wanted for a Greenville car theft more than a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ind
Pennsylvania
Brownstown
Here
Michael Russo
Greenville
Robert Peach
Washington County Hospital
Salen
Ravenswood
W. Va
Indiana 199
Indiana
Russo
Washington County
E. TL. Apple
Peach
Seven Children Die In Farmhouse Fire Belchertown
In Belchertown Massachusetts seven children perished in a blaze that swept a farm home. Mrs Arthur Berthiaume found the fire and woke her husband by breaking a window. Lee saved one daughter and Linsa aided another. The dead include Alice Barbara Mary Jane Dotina Susan a son Arthur and an infant aged seven months to 11 years. Parents and Linda were hospitalized for burns. Mrs Berthiaume had just returned from work at a knitting mill in Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belchertown
Mass
Arthur Berthiaume
Lee
Linsa
Alice
Barbara
Mary- Jane
Dotina
Susan
Arthur Dp
Linda
U A
Berthiaume
Palmer
Auto Crash Kills 11 Month Infant in Vandergrift
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania an auto veered on a steep hill and smashed into a concrete wall. An 11 month old girl Tracy Marie Scalzott died. Grandmother Ev erett Lindfors 59 and her daughter Constance 9 were hospitalized at Allegheny Valley. Mother Mrs Donald Scalzott uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergrift
Westmoreland County
Tracy Marie Scalzott
Donald Scalzott
Vandercrift
Everett Lindfors
Lindfors
Dinigheter
Constance
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Leslie Davis
Morris Schreck~engost
Rachel Bell
Lynn Austin
Johnston
Anne
DVN
Gemini
Carrier
U. S
Virgil
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John
W. Young
Yester
John Stchesifer
Howard A. Minners
Lawndesboro
Ala
Bneld Laoead Keaawtha
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Lowndes County
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