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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1965
Page
6
Jamestown workers reported a total of 402 622 dollars raised for the United Fund campaign, topping the 394 363 dollar goal and marking the largest amount in the fund’s 45 year history. A meeting at the Red Cross chapter house finalized the year’s tally.
Sen William Proxmire says U S policy in Viet Nam has changed notably due to protests by leaders in all walks of life. He spoke Friday night at a University of Pennsylvania political symposium and said those who protest do not realize how influential they have been.
New York report says platinum prices surged to a world market record of 170 to 175 dollars per ounce. Traders blame the Soviet Union for halting platinum shipments, with 30 to 50 percent of world output affected. The metal’s use spans jet engines to jewelry, raising costs across multiple industries.
Industry experts debate motives behind heavy platinum selling by the Soviets. Some see political aim or price manipulation while others believe Russia is rationing for its own use and exporting to China. Reports say 50,000 ounces were sold to China last week.
Pennsylvania joins the federal Medicare program with a signed agreement by the State Welfare Department. Certification of hospitals and nursing homes will follow mutual standards. Hospital and home care begin July 1 1966 and nursing home care January 1 1967. A voluntary contributory insurance program for physician and lab services starts next July. The federal government will reimburse Pennsylvania 100 percent for certification and related services.
NAB SAFECRACKER CAMDEN, N. J. Police arrested Robert Dougherty, 25, yesterday and charged him as one of a four-man gang of safecrackers tied to 19 burglaries in Philadelphia and New Jersey. The other three suspects are still being sought, police said.
Cape Town AP reports 83 year old South African boxer Clive Buckton died of a heart attack late last night, hours after losing a three round amateur bout. He complained of chest pains on returning home and died before医any medical aid could be summoned.
President Johnson and his wife Lady Bird flew to the Texas capital for a quiet day. They lunched near the Capitol while Bill Moyers noted that it was Lynda Bird Johnson's Dad's Day at the University of Texas and the pair planned a relaxed visit with Jael.
A suspended Pittsburgh policeman, Robert MacBeth, was ordered held on a manslaughter charge in the fatal street dice game shooting of Louis Hardy, 26, after MacBeth and Officer John Fitzgerald fired warning shots during a raid on October 26. The coroner's jury sent MacBeth for the grand jury. Fitzgerald remains suspended until November 7.
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