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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
6
A pickup owned by Clifford Stockton of Spartansburg caught fire on Saturday at 7:20 pm at the intersection of West Pleasant and Linen streets. Firefighters, using Engine 3 and Truck 5, contained the blaze with 20 men, causing $150 in damage.
The failed uprising collapses after key generals refuse to act, with Ky denying support for the coup despite claims of allegiance. Khanh remains premier, returning to Saigon and coordinating with officers to form a civilian government while planning a two month military withdrawal.
The Erie County Hospital Advisory Board approved Superintendent Arthur Brueckman in a Saturday meeting held at the hospital. The vote signals board support amid ongoing criticism by Commissioner William C. Hill Jr. and friction over surplus food distribution and milk handling from the hospital dairy. The board plans conferences with supervisory staff, recommends a formal grievance process, and urges strict adherence to the hospital's chain of command and delegated authority.
Six area youths report sighting an unidentified object near Riceville Corners between Riceville and Little Cooley. Dale Papotnik, 15, described a triangle shaped craft moving in a circle, two bright lights, silent flight, and faster speed than a plane. Others named include Greg Geer, 17. Mike Geer, 14. Alina Sterling, 19. Dave Sterling, 15. Lena Sterling, 15, all from Centerville R D 2.
President Johnson seeks a compromise on a Congress sense resolution as Senate leaders hedge on reforms. Everett Dirksen hints at presenting a tougher House-approved plan if the substitute fails, including potential delays up to two years for federal court rulings on reapportionment cases.
Marcus Hook, Pa. Joseph Russo, 46, the only Pennsylvanian winner in Saturday's New Hampshire sweepstakes race, plans to use the $7,500 prize to help care for his parents. He owned Phantom Shot, a 12-1 shot that finished fourth.
Papatoik plans to inform the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena about sightings beyond the horizon. The agency asks all UFO observers to write to committee headquarters at 5180 South Findlay Street Seattle Washington.
In a hard fought contest Warren builds a 20-12 lead before Corry rallies late third. The Dragons answer with a drive to extend to 26-6 as turnover and fumble pressure mount. Key plays include a DL yard plunge by a Dragon and a late fourth quarter surge, securing the win despite Corry threats.
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