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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1965
Page
1
A brief online bulletin highlights sharp moves in stock listings with comments on market momentum. Analysts note volatility across sectors as traders monitor prices and company reports for guidance.
Readable fragments describe farming gear including tractor models and PTO implements, wagon land box, rake, 3-disc 2-row PTO equipment, and various farm items. Mentions bale handling, electric motor, large pails, and tires in mixed notes. Also references routes, dates, open hours, and a secretary contact.
The United States maintains a policy of neutrality in the India Pakistan war. Officials doubt large scale Chinese involvement, though China accuses India of aggression and links Washington to the conflict. State Dept says impartial stance and watches Chinese rhetoric closely.
Indian Defense Minister Y S Chavan said Indian troops withdrew after heavy Pakistani counterattacks in the northern plains border fight. Pakistan reported pressure on Indian forces as Lahore sector posts were targeted and Indian radio claimed successes on other fronts. Indian radio also said five posts captured in Jammu Kashmir and 150 Pakistanis taken prisoner as fighting spread toward Wagah. Turkey and Iran rejected a Pakistan jet aircraft appeal but will provide other aid including fuel and ammunition. India claimed it destroyed 114 Pakistani tanks. officials said Indian units knocked out nearly one tank division.
Notes from the conference indicate teams may struggle to adapt to a new seating layout, with observers suggesting adjustments will be difficult. The full discussion is continued on Page Three.
Rexford L Williams of 25 South Main Union City died suddenly yesterday while managing Union City Times Enterprise where he led for 38 years. Born April 8 1901 he was civic activist and a Republican leader. Survived by wife Katherine and numerous relatives. Visitation at Musser Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p m. Requiem Mass Monday 10 a m at St Teresa s Church with churchyard interment. Rosary Sunday 8 p m at funeral home.
Robert Manry, a copy editor at the Cleveland Plain Dealer, will take a leave of absence to complete a book about his 78 day voyage across the Atlantic in a 13 foot sailboat.
Duane Beckwith of Corry denies a report that a Columbus school bus stalled on a railroad crossing due to a faulty transmission. He says he paused 30 yards east of the crossing to shift gears, then crossed with door open and lights flashing. Columbus residents complain buses arrive late and require the Columbus school directors to address the issue. Pitcavage notes short term contracts and district mergers may affect bidding and bus operations.
Robert Palmer, 57, of Smethport, Pa., was electrocuted yesterday while repairing a television line at a single house in a Potter County community.
Meadville officials disclosed irregularities in the city treasurer department with parking meter receipts. An audit is underway after a deficit report showing 6600 missing, with cashier Hazel Erwin admitting irregularities and agreeing to restitution. her services have been terminated. Further details await the completion of the investigation and official charges.
An elderly Nebraskan woman, Ethriam Carlson, 71, of Clarks, sustained minor injuries in a two vehicle crash two miles east of Clymer. The 1 p.m. collision occurred when Roger Barnhart, 18, of Harborcreek, pulled into the Clymer Panama road from a rural route and struck Carlson's eastbound car. Carlson was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. she was the only injury.
Evangelist Billy Graham, 46, had corrective surgery for a prostate condition. In excellent condition, he underwent the procedure yesterday and is expected to stay in hospital about five days.
Hurricane Betsy battered New Orleans and up the Mississippi River with 115 mph winds. The storm killed at least seven people in Louisiana and Mississippi and left hundreds of thousands evacuated. Gulfport and other bayside areas faced $10 million in damages as waters receded and repairs began.
Washington reports that President Johnson will appoint a new ambassador to NATO to reinforce its political and nuclear role amid Charles de Gaulle’s plan to end French subordination by 1969. Johnson seeks a broad allied agreement with the Soviet Union for peace and security as De Gaulle weighs France’s departure from the alliance.
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