Fragmentary OCR Item From Pittsburgh Page
Scattered readable bits mention numbers and places with unclear context. The fragment references Pittsburgh and a sequence of times and figures, but lacks complete sentences or identifiable events.
26 Oct 1965
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
1
Scattered readable bits mention numbers and places with unclear context. The fragment references Pittsburgh and a sequence of times and figures, but lacks complete sentences or identifiable events.
Washington AP Chairman Edwin E Willis of the House Un American Activities Committee says the panel will not dignify charges against Ku Klux Klan leader Robert M Shelton by answering them under oath. Investigator Donald Y Appell plans to testify to challenge Shelton’s statements at a news conference in a Capitol Hill hotel. Shelton had declined to answer questions when previously subpoenaed, claiming a conspiracy to imply misused Klan funds.
Corry residents join 8 million American youngsters in UNICEF coin collection on Halloween night. George A. Black urges volunteers door to door for pennies and nickels to fund vitamins, blindness prevention, and malaria protection for children worldwide and at home.
In South Vietnam near Saigon, Viet Cong mortars and recoilless rifles struck a camp 210 miles northeast of the city. U S and Vietnamese planes flew 89 sorties in support as light U S casualties were reported. A relief force extended control after lifting a seven day siege.
A pickup truck stalled on Utah 47 Arizona 464 en route to Monument Valley Indian Hospital. Dr. J. Floyd Mason delivered Margaret White’s baby, Terry, in the truck. Mother and son were reported fine. The birth occurred on the Navajo Reservation near the Utah border.
Syracuse police traced a faint track of an international gang after they blasted a Brinks vault with a 20mm cannon. They looted about 400000, taking checks and cash while passing up coins. FBI checks link the cannon to a Plattsburgh theft. time of the burglary remains undetermined.
The U S Justice Department seeks to intervene in a civil rights suit alleging exclusion of Negro jurors in Lowndes County Alabama. The motion filed in Montgomery marks a first use of Katzenbach’s Civil Rights Act powers amid King’s return to plan demonstrations. A dynamite blast damaged a Negro school near Kenly North Carolina with no injuries.
A congressional party including Senators Kennedy Tydings Culver and Tunney was escorted by armed helicopters when snipers opened fire near a Special Forces camp in the Mekong Delta. The attack lasted about eight minutes with rockets fired. no one was injured.
The Corry YMCA welcomes the public to an open house Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30 p m for its new sauna club built in the basement. Guides will explain the layout including heat room locker room workout room snooze masseur's room shower and relaxation area. Local health clubs in Meadville Oil City and Kane have sauna rooms, with memberships proposed at 100 for three years or 35 per year.
NASA advances plans for the 1 day Gemini 7 flight while engineers probe the Agena failure that wrecked Gemini 8. The setback risks rendezvous goals but not the 1969 Moon landing aim. Gemini 7, with Borman and Lovell, may launch soon from Cape Kennedy as Gemini 6 is replaced.
A Nashville boy age 21 months who relied on an iron lung died after the Nashville Electric Service cut power to the Barrett home for nonpayment. Police said the mother briefly operated the machine by hand but the boy died. The medical examiner cited polio as the cause.
Don Heffner, formerly a Mets coach for two years, was named the 1966 manager of the Cincinnati Reds. He succeeds Dick Sisler, fired October 4 after a fourth place finish this season.
In a United Nations Security Council session the United States and Soviet Union clashed over Thant extending observers to the India Pakistan cease fire zone. Fedorenko urged a three month limit while Goldberg defended Thant's actions and urged India and Pakistan to comply, as India walked out after Kashmir atrocities accusations. The council planned to reconvene Wednesday.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for routine laboratory tests. A spokesman said he entered the hospital yesterday and was expected to be discharged today.
The Erie County Parks and Recreation Board postponed a final vote on a Venango Township land acquisition after two members were absent. Protesters from Wattsburg and Corry challenged the plan to buy 210 acres for 20,000 dollars, amid claims of a hidden donor and a potential 400 percent profit under Project 70 and open space programs. Local officials verified a 1961 4,000 dollar purchase price and questioned the deal's value versus appraisals.
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