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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions a NY site near Lake Street with a 30 by 109 lot and a 53 500 loan. It references examinations for an engineer and a city board secretary official actions, plus a Saturday city date and council chair.
United Nations observers say only a few French African states may back France in seating Communist China in the UN this year. The General Assembly vote is due late October or early November and could be very close, with a potential eight vote margin in favor or against.
Harrisburg AP The General Assembly resumes work on reapportionment seeking bipartisan agreement. Senate plan compromise exists while dual population basis is required to avoid court redrawing. Education bills on school subsidies and college scholarships loom for floor action. Senate Education Committee plans early consideration.
A Tie down of Richard W. Martin of Tidioute and two 15 year old youths from the same community faces charges in two states for a series of car thefts and hunting camp burglaries. Police say the trio operated in Corry Warren Mayville over the past two weeks stealing cars from Corry Union City and other towns. Martin and the youths were captured in Falconer New York with Martin jailed in Mayville and the juveniles placed in a Warren County detention home. They admit most thefts but deny those in Corry.
President Johnson, able to feed himself soft foods, plans a hospital week of executive action, official visits, and rest after Friday's operation to remove his gall bladder and a kidney stone. Doctors described another splendid day with steady progress as he handled convalescence and prepared for selective official duties.
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In extreme northeastern Idaho a Pennsylvania hunter was shot to death while elk hunting. Jeff Thomas of Grapian Pa. was 50 and died of a stomach wound. Four other Pennsylvanians with him reported the shooting occurred as they spotted elk and began firing. Sheriff Jack Cain said Idaho County officials planned to fly to Moose Creek then to the hunters camp for investigation.
Katsuo Okazaki former Japanese foreign minister and Japan's UN chief delegate from April 1961 to July 1963 died yesterday in Tokyo hospital of stomach ulcers at age 68.
US troops chase Viet Cong in dense forests north of Saigon and Iron Triangle area. Paratroopers and Australian troops clash, claiming Viet Cong casualties while U.S. losses are described as moderate. Airborne units drop six million leaflets and use tear gas in tunnels.
The Vatican council marks its third anniversary as calls grow to canonize Pope John XXIII. More than 300 bishops support petitions to have Pope John canonized by the council’s December end, with Vatican officials suggesting sainthood could come in years ahead.
Dona Marie reports a man from Royalton, aged three? was killed Saturday night after falling from a car on Route 99 and being struck by another vehicle in Hershey Pennsylvania.
Washington AP reports the Senate debates an attempt to curb filibuster power and end states’ ban on union shop. Supporters doubt a two thirds vote for cloture. Dirksen leads opposition while 25 Republicans and up to 50 Southern Democrats appear likely to oppose.
Health officials from New York and Pennsylvania ruled out chemical or sewage pollution in French Creek and Findley Lake. They traced the fish kills to oxygen depletion from decaying vegetation, reviewed data with a Cornell University scientist and local officials, and recommended adding algaecide to Findley Lake’s program to curb organic matter before it enters the creek.
Four people were treated and released and two in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at 3 am at the Duane and Worth intersection. Police say both cars entered the intersection at the same time with no stop signs.
Detroit report analyzes 1966 price announcements from Chrysler Ford General Motors noting tax adjustments safety packages and the shift to optional versus standard equipment. Analysts say the net change is muddled by excise tax credit debates and costs of mandatory safety features.
Hollywood AP reports Dorothy Dandridge left a scrawled last will addressed to “whomever discovers me after death” filed for probate. The note directs cremation and bequests to Ruby Dandridge, with longtime manager Earl Mills discovering her body in a West Hollywood apartment after an apparent suicide.
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