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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
1
A damaged notice fragment lists names and phone numbers, addresses and dates. It references a funeral context and specific individuals and locations, indicating an entry from a local classifieds page with scattered contact details and terms.
James A. Ross 35 of 543 Sciota Street died after a car struck him while he rode a bicycle on East Columbus Avenue at 6 p m Saturday. Douglas Mather 16 of 625 South Center Street drove away then returned. Ross's death is the citys first fatality since April 19 1964. Ross worked at Stroup Service Station and Erie Railroad before. He is survived by his mother two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow.
Brighton crowds observe a 57 mile procession of 220 veteran cars from London to Brighton marking the 69th anniversary of emancipation from the 1896 Highways Act. Police allowed the old vehicles to proceed but modern traffic caused massive snarls as thousands of motorists watched.
Cape Kennedy sources say Gemini 7 could launch as early as December 2 if preparations stay on track, shifting up from the December 8 target. Frank Borman and James Lovell Jr. would begin a 14 day flight as part of a double Gemini mission with Gemini 6 slated to launch nine days later to attempt close formation maneuvers.
Defense Minister Y B Chavan told Parliament that 2,212 Indian soldiers were killed in August and September while fighting Pakistan. He said 7,636 were wounded and 1,500 remained missing.
Schools of the Corry Area join American Education Week events with open houses at the high school and elementary buildings. Visitors will tour classrooms, meet teachers, and discuss programs while committee members and school leaders coordinate activities under the theme Invest In Learning.
Several thousand women demonstrated outside Maj. Gen. Suharto’s headquarters in Jakarta urging dissolution of the Communist party after the Oct 1 coup attempt. Suharto addressed the crowd from an armored car, calling the party and its affiliates masterminds of the coup.
The Journal marks a historic transition from letterpress to offset printing. The first regular edition produced on the Goss Community web offset press reaches 10,000 papers per hour. A 12 page tabloid section introduces readers to the new production method and its aims to improve the product.
Princess Margaret attended a Hollywood party after a late glittering dance session with Fred Astaire Gene Kelly and Danny Kaye. She planned early visits to film studios and meetings with Hollywood royalty at the World Adoption International Fund event.
President Johnson flew to San Marcos Texas to sign a 2.6 billion education bill. The measure will enroll about 140 000 more students next year with federal aid and create educational opportunity grants from 200 to 1000 dollars per year. He pledged added funds for a National Teacher Corps to aid impoverished areas and urged government partnership rather than control.
U S pilots report blasting another missile site 60 miles east of Hanoi in North Viet Nam. Paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne clash with Viet Cong in D Zone near Saigon, counting 110 enemy dead as U S casualties are kept private.
Keith Plants reported shooting at a rabbit Saturday near Sciota street when a pellet ricocheted off a rock and grazed 14 year old Joseph Genco on the neck. Police traced the shot path and noted no treatment was indicated.
Gen Maxwell D Taylor warned 5 000 Penn State University audience that victory in Viet Nam is not near. He outlined four North Vietnamese options and urged calm amid protests outside Recreation Hall. Counter demonstrations were small and peaceful. Inside he received three standing ovations.
Police nabbed 18-year-old David Ross and a 14-year-old as they siphoned gas from a truck owned by A&B Distributing Co in the alley west of First Avenue. The youths, who admitted draining fuel into a bucket and Ross’s car, face juvenile and adult court actions with appearances set by Chief Frank Carnegie.
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