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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
6
A routine noon fire at the city dump on Avenue A escalated, drawing Engine 3 and 2, Emergency Truck 5, and many volunteers. The blaze was brought under control in about 30 minutes and responders returned to stations.
Clarence Baugher piloted a Schweitzer 1-26 glider from Jefferson Ohio to Pittsfield School field where he landed after a 74 mile flight. He reported good conditions with climbs up to 600 feet per minute and a final approach from about 400 feet per minute. The craft is owned by Baugher and two partners and was towed home by a partner after landing.
The article notes calls for an inter-American police force in the Dominican Republic as part of a broader move toward a solution. In New York the UN Security Council sought compromise over a Soviet protest of US actions there, with no definite action likely. A Buenos Aires demonstration against U.S. intervention left one dead and three injured as monetary issues stalled progress.
ARIZONA leaders say there is no effort to spur students against U.S. foreign policy. University of Arizona president Richard A. Harvill and Arizona State University president G. Homer Durham argue campuses must stay open to all viewpoints amid hearings on student forums, picketing, and faculty dissension.
Lt. Rachel Henderlite, 59, was ordained as the first woman minister in the Presbyterian Church U S, in Richmond. The ceremony united roughly equal white and Negro congregants at All Souls Presbyterian in a rite crossing racial and gender lines. Henderlite has worked eight years as director of curriculum development for the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education and has been named to a professorship at Austin Theological Seminary.
Mary Jane Hollingsworth Farrell, 19, daughter of a Greenville manufacturer, is charged with grand larceny and housebreaking in a case tied to an April 1964 theft of about 400000 from the Hollingsworth plant. Her mother Eula Hollingsworth is charged as an accessory. Farrell surrendered to Miami authorities but fights extradition. A co-defendant, Jeffrey Farrell, pleaded guilty and received probation.
In Alliance Ohio a 17 year old girl named Vickie Kincaid who had been crippled since birth died from what authorities say was suffocation in a second floor apartment fire. The blaze of undetermined origin started in a smoke filled room. firefighters found her unconscious and unable to reach her before carrying her down an aerial ladder to Alliance City Hospital where she died.
Howard J. Vivian Jr., a 22 year old mental patient, faced a hearing on charges of assault and battery, aggravated assault and battery, and assault with intent to kill after allegedly beating 6 year old Joseph Carfagno in a field. He had been previously arrested for molesting several boys and was at Byberry State Hospital on leave when the attack occurred.
James Warner, 17, of the North Side, who pled guilty to murder in his father's stabbing last June 2, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter yesterday. Sentencing was deferred.
Johnson holds that a president may deploy armed forces without a formal declaration. He cites Truman’s 1950 Korea decision as a police action under the United Nations. Historical cases show presidents using force abroad without explicit congressional declarations.
President Johnson argues his Viet Nam authority is strengthened by two congressional moves the August force resolution and the current special appropriation. Some Senate critics warn against a blank check while others back the White House, and Johnson frequently cites the August resolution as backing his actions.
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