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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe parcel boundaries and measurements in a land dispute or deed filing. Mentions names and lines along streets and church, with ranges like forty feet and connections to North and West lines.
In Da Nang area about 1400 Marines began landing Thursday night as their group commander said they brought all they need to stay and fight. U S and Vietnamese reports noted heavy Viet Cong ammunition and uniforms found north of Saigon after a B52 strike, with a helicopter shot down and no survivors.
Cambridge Springs parents questioned responsibility after a Wednesday bus overturns with about 50 students aboard. Police say a brake fluid pipe on the 1954 bus broke. the emergency brake handle was broken August 28. A two-person committee will report next meeting.
A Pittsburgh woman, Anna Mae Sisman, 29, surrendered to Secret Service agents in Reading while under federal indictment for passing counterfeit $10 bills. She had failed to appear for a Philadelphia arraignment on August 12, 1964, and was released on a $1,000 bond.
Dr. Herbert A. Simon, associate dean at Carnegie Tech, asked Pennsylvania State Senator Elmer D. Hawbaker to disclose possible conflicts of interest by members of a joint milk control committee. He questioned dairy farmers’ potential marketing advantages and the price differences between bottling milk and milk used for ice cream and manufactured products.
Pfc. Michael G. Hoyer of Reading Pennsylvania and 11 other service members were identified as killed in action in Vietnam. Hoyer, 18 turning 19, joined the Marines in 1964 after graduating from Central Catholic High School, and was said to have been killed on patrol near Da Nang Air Base.
Robert W. Ball 47, a Miami real estate developer, remained in a hospital after being wounded in a high profile shooting that killed his wife Regina Ball 33 and Daniel Nash 96. He was granted 25000 bond on two first degree murder charges and scheduled for a preliminary hearing September 21.
Rescuers resumed the search today for victims of the Al Jalin glacier ice fall at the Mattmark power station. A driving rainstorm halted operations Thursday night. At least 80 construction workers, mostly Italians, were believed buried under the mass of ice. Ten bodies, including one woman, have been recovered.
Kenova Pennsylvania Union leader Howard Kelly of the International Transport Workers Union warned a strike if 121 car shop workers are furloughed next week as renewal of layoff plans by the Pennsylvania Railroad was announced. The railroad said layoffs are due to an expected drop in business with a steel strike not yet occurred. A meeting with railroad officials in Philadelphia was sought to block the layoff plan.
Encino California AP reports Pelix B Feist longtime TV producer of Peyton Place died after a battle with cancer. He had recently taken a leave of absence and was at a hospital when a disturbing incident occurred involving his wife and a man named Nash. Police said the two men exchanged gunfire totaling more than a dozen shots.
Bradford plans a new modular motor inn on the urban renewal site. A mixed development will include at least one unit, a commercial building with dining and cocktail room, a swimming pool, and a convention hall for up to 260 people. Construction is expected to commence soon.
Ambassador James D Bell of Malaysia and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew met for about thirty minutes amid strains in ties after Singapore's independence. Both declined comment on the closed meeting, but discussions were believed to cover bilateral relations and regional matters.
Evangelists Dale and Linebaugh will hold a Bible Crusade at Mount Pleasant Union Church starting Sunday through September 7 with nightly services at 8 15 except Saturdays. Linebaugh, a Practical Bible Training School graduate, also runs Miracle Mountain Ranch and leads family musical performances. A children’s meeting for ages four to twelve accompanies the crusade.
Mrs. Kyra Deakin Hubbel, 63, who starred in the original New York and London productions of Beggar on Horseback in the late 1920s, died Wednesday night in a New York infirmary.
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