30 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1964
Page
1
Fragmentary text references New York actions involving nursing sector and a person named Rey, with unclear context and dates. Readable fragments mention real taxes and center, but details remain missing.
The readable portions reference a West O1 area item and a notice that mentions Wor man. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an official action or alert with regional relevance.
After decades of Latin only services the new Mass uses English for responses and optional facing the congregation in many parishes. Reforms authorized by the Vatican Ecumenical Council mark a shift from Trent era norms as Catholics react with relief and ambivalence. The change aims to reveal liturgical meaning previously hidden and invites varied personal responses.
Bobby Marshman a 20 year old Indianapolis 600 veteran from Pottstown Pennsylvania is in very critical condition with second and third degree burns over most of his body following a Phoenix Arizona crash. Doctors at Brooke Army Medical Center report the driver survived the fiery accident after crashing a Lotus at over 115 miles per hour and was air evacuated to San Antonio, Texas for treatment.
The Alle hen County morgue reported that a man about 85 years old from Braghiwek died after being struck by a train near a rail yard. He wandered onto the tracks while attempting to cross or inspect cars. Authorities described the incident as accidental with no foul play suspected.
A 17-year-old West Washington street youth, John Kirch, is in satisfactory condition at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie after a chemical explosion at his home Saturday night. He suffered severe injuries to both hands and lacerations to the head face and chest along with burns on the upper body. He reportedly mixed several chemicals when the blast occurred and was initially treated at Corry Memorial Hospital before transfer to St. Vincent's.
A 19 year old Cuban girl leaped from the Havana bound cargo ship Pundador as it neared Cuba, saying she would rather die than return home. She was rescued by a nearby Coast Guard cutter and, seeking political asylum, was turned over to immigration authorities.
A chartered Belgian DC4 crashed on takeoff at Stanleyville airport in the Congo, killing the crew and most of the refugees aboard. Rescue teams rush to the scene as rebels tighten control around the airport area and reports say the plane caught fire during departure.
In Pasadena AP report says Mariner 4 locked on Canopus to stay on course for a 92 million mile Mars voyage. A prior attempt targeted Canopus but picked a different object. Ground sensors confirm the earthward orientation as craft travels at about 7400 mph.
Ramon C. Graves, 44, of 46% North Center street, had a charge of driving while suspended dropped after police investigated a car in a ditch on Franklin street. Graves claimed another man, Fred Hoenes of Carry, was driving the car. Hoenes told police he had been driving, and both men denied ownership of the vehicle. Graves pleaded not guilty. a hearing was set for tomorrow.
Washington AP summary of a proposed multilateral force within NATO. The MLF would pool control of nuclear weapons among allies, limiting unilateral U S use and expanding Allied participation in deterrence. The plan aims to ease independent forces while requiring broader collaboration and sharing among member nations.
A two car accident occurred at Dale near Wilkes-Barre injuring a 72 year old man Adulf and his wife. The report notes the collision involved Mrs and a vehicle from Shaver toln and references alcohol impairment.
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met for a luncheon that could mark a turning point in the UN financing crisis. They discussed Thant’s plan to pause contentious votes while bridge talks aim to resolve arrears and keep the organization financially intact amid objections from other members. France’s position looms as a potential obstacle.
Snow-free conditions sparked a mass morning hunt as Corry Rod and Gun Club launched its annual deer contest. The biggest buck prize totals 292 dollars with 116.80 to the hunter of the points leader, 87.60 for the heaviest buck, and 58.40 for the heaviest doe. Hunters reported several kills including 8-point and 11-point bucks near Baker Hill, Spring Creek, Sciota Road, and Deer Head Inn, weighed by Bert Weldon in Corry.
An unexploded artillery shell found at the former Camp Barkley training site near Abilene Texas exploded when dropped, killing Salvador Hernandez 14 of Knox City and Jess Rodriguez 14 of Knox City. Jeas Hernandez 32 lost his right arm and both legs. Abe Rodriguez 14, twin brother of Salvador, was injured.
City Council holds a special session to approve a 1965 budget raising taxes by one mill to 8.5, anticipated to fund about $29,000 in new expenses next year. Budget totals rise from $259,815 to $284,175 with added items including a police car, street lighting, airport operation costs, a downtown parking survey, and wage increases for full time staff. David Johnson, named city engineer and administrator, will oversee the five departments as second in command to each council member.
Two accidents occurred within minutes of each other in the Corry area over a weekend. Donald Williamson, 89, of Mineral Ridge Ohio, and E L Phillips 63 of Erie collided at a rural intersection near Spartansburg. No injuries. property damage 200. Williamson may face charges for failing to yield. Violet Whitman 58 of Centerville lost control two miles east of Wattsburg and crashed. Helen Torrey 51 of Centerville admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital with a back injury. Auto damage about 75.
The White House indicates about 4.78 million veterans will receive 2245 million in GI insurance dividends by the year's start. Faster methods speed payouts, shifting from policy anniversary dates. World War II veterans will share roughly 210 million, while World War II veterans receive about 14.5 million. Korean War policies lack regular dividends.
AP report notes two U S soldiers who defected over four years ago revealed ties to the police in a Soviet bloc country. Names Vladimir Sloboda and Joseph Dutkaniez linked to Russian secret police in early citizenship actions, with commissions mentioning their cases in context of wartime U S Army Intelligence units in West Germany.
United Nations, N Y awaits the UN General Assembly as Red China looms with its new nuclear status and bid for a Security Council veto. China’s position sparks debate on its seat, influence in Asia and global reach amid U S support for Nationalist China. Continues on Page Two.
Newsweek reported Johnson planned to replace J Edgar Hoover as FBI chief. The White House denied the claim, saying the President never heard of such a plan. The piece notes Hoover's controversial stance and quotes the motto on his desk.
A crowd of about 6,000 gathered for a political rally in Jalapa, Mexico, when a stampede formed at the turnout exit. Several were trampled as the crush surged inward, with reports listing multiple injuries and at least one death. Initial chaos hampered aid as responders worked to clear the area and stabilize victims.
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