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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
4
In our opinion, weekend Viet Nam War protests insult medal recipients and threaten national resolve. The piece condemns demonstrators as traitors and warns of a weakening American backbone amid a clash over Viet Nam policy. It contrasts wartime unity with antiwar street action and honors those serving in Vietnam.
Emperor Hirohito granted amnesty to nearly one million Japanese as part of a move to unite Nippon amid a looming great change in history. The act signals a critical shift in postwar policy and domestic sentiment across the country.
Golger has sold his fee begma paler and confectionery store in the Grand Theater building on North Center street to Robert J. White of Oil City. Halloween party held at Miss Betty Brockman’s home on East Main street entertained ten guests. Mrs. Lyle Colby named to replace Mrs. Harry Lamona as Modern Dames Club president. Henry Warner died at the family home on North Center street.
Paul Harvey comments on costly Glasgow Montana SAC base. He contrasts government funding and independence rhetoric with the planned phase out by mid 1968. He warns Congress to investigate who designed and built the base and questions whether the closure is a blunder or a prudent move.
The report notes the death of Mr Warner aged 88. In an unrelated crash on East Main, a Ford coupe driven by Charles Keating collided with a telephone pole causing extensive front-end damage. Three local teachers to address a two day Erie meeting of the Northwestern zone State Education Association. Principal Harold Wolfe Miss Nellie Titus and M. J. Blanden will speak.
Patricia A. Majewski twenty a teller secretary at First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mount Olive near Pittsburgh won the Pennsylvania Savings and Loan League speech contest on opening day of the annual meeting. She will represent Pennsylvania at the national speech contest next month in Dallas Texas.
An off duty detective from Mountain Lakes Q2 spotted two men acting suspiciously at a Howard Johnson motel in Ridgefield New Jersey. He alerted police, leading to the arrest of James T. Grant 40 of Holyoke Massachusetts and Murdo Marge son 40 of Warner New Hampshire. A third suspect remains at large.
Helena Jackson was found about one mile from home after more than a day in the woods. Her twin sister Helen Jackson had earlier exited the woods and alerted authorities. State Police said the sisters entered the woods at 2 30 p m Sunday and Helena was found about 7 p m yesterday with little ill effect.
Democratic candidate William A. Peiffer sets forth plans to modernize Corry with aggressive, objective government. He supports closer county cooperation, funding for recreational facilities, housing finance, traffic and police/fire services, and pollution studies. He calls for routing adjustments on Route 277 and seeks planning funds and intergovernmental cooperation to aid housing and development.
Shirley J. Cameron, 21, was shot by William E. Gnage while resting in a wooded Pleasant Township area. The shot struck her shoulder arm leg and scalp at about 100 feet. She was treated at Warren General Hospital and discharged. Gnage faces misdemeanor charges for shooting at and wounding a person in mistake for game.
Vice Admiral Paul B. Blackburn Jr. commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet was released from Seoul Military Hospital where he had been hospitalized since October 6 with a respiratory illness. He departed yesterday for the U S Naval Hospital at Yokosuka Japan.
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