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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1965
Page
1
Reds Hit With Savage Assaults In Asian War
Saigon reports Viet Cong attacks in the Mekong Delta and central highlands as U S forces clash with Communist units. In Khe An area violence prompts high casualty counts amid large scale operations. Casualties include 21 U S soldiers killed and 106 wounded in the week ending Sept 18 with Villages and outposts overrun and retaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong
U.S
Dinh ‘Tuong
1St Cavalry Division
Flying Horsemen
An Khe
Miiles
101St Airborne Brigade
Midway
Youth questioned after suspected break in at Corry High School
Police investigated a Sunday night break in at Corry Area High School after a 15 year old tenth grader admitted to entering the building to retrieve sandpaper and paint and to remove a door handle. He plans to discuss the incident with parents and pay for damages. The youth fled into nearby woods and a car seen around the school was not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Carnegie
Brant
Arean
Adi
College loan totals and programs reach $33,850 this year
The Marine National Bank of Corry and National Bank of Corry announced loan programs for the fall term. 40 students use loans totaling $33,850 with USAF and PHEAA options. 29 students borrow $22,050 at Marine, averaging about $535 after withheld interest. 11 students borrow $10,900 at the National Bank, averaging $995. Interest runs at 6 percent for USAF loans and 5 percent for the state agency loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine National Bank
Corry
National Bank of Corry
James Allyn
Marine
Pennsylvania Higher Education, Assistance Agency
United Student Aid Funds
Allyn
Marine Branch
Jis
USAF
PHEAA
Pennsylvania Agency
H. Martin Keppel
Madge Macbeth Dies at 82 in Ottawa
Madge Macbeth 82 former first woman president of the Canadian Authors Association died Monday in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Macbeth
Ottawa
The
Canadian Authors Association
Thousands Free Midwest Floods and Crop Losses
Floodwaters driven by torrential rain and snow paralyzed parts of Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska and nearby areas. Rivers rose above banks inundating towns such as Smithville and Chillicothe while evacuations occurred in Mosby Tracy Leavenworth and Leavenworth County. Officials reported widespread damage to homes farms and highways with dozens evacuated and schools closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Towa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Smithville
Little Platte
Mosby
Tracy
Clay Center
Kan
Chillicothe
Iowa
Nebraska
Leavenworth County
Kanassas City
Independence
Little Grand River
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Towa City
Sigourney
Wyoming
Ottumwa
Snowy Range
Laramie
Montana
U.S. 212
Solaris Shooting Par For Course in Info League
The Public Works Committee reviews a watershed project for Oj Creek costing about 2.24 million dollars. Sen. Joseph Clark and Rep. Joseph Vigorito both signal support, signaling credit for the Watershed proposal amid slow communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solaris
Washington
Public Works Committee
Uncle Sam
Joseph Clark
Journal
Joseph Vigorito
Robbery Goes Off Roughly in Oakland Jewelry Heist
Two armed bandits entered a downtown Oakland jewelry store and seized cash and gems worth over nine thousand dollars from co owner Harry Kagan. Their getaway car failed to start triggering a chase as bystander Donald L Adams photographed the scene. The bandits fled in a different car after a chaotic sequence ending with a stalled vehicle and multiple aborted escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Harry Kagan
Kagan
Donald L. Adams
Adams
Ruth Schrumpf
Lucky
al Schrumpf
Page Two
Milwaukee man sentenced in Pennsylvania state trooper shootout
Lancaster Pa AP James Szylezewski 23 Milwaukee Wis convicted by a Lancaster County jury for the June 24 1964 turnpike shooting of two state troopers. Herbert Langnes Jr 25 confessed involvement but Szylezewski drew 16 to 92 years. troopers Freddie Benda and Reanard Herbst wounded in the four gun battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, Fa
Lancaster County
James Szylezewski
Milwaukee
Wis
Pennsylvania
Herbert F. Langnes Jr
Langnes
Western State Correctional Trustitute
Nudism Plan Prompts Tourism Push in Hungary
Budapest reports the Hungarian government weighs a lakeside nudist camp project near Vonyarvashegy to attract Western tourists and boost hard currency, following a request from a European Nordicists’ Union. The plan envisions a gambling casino to accompany the resort as part of the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
European Nordists’ Union
Vonyarevashegy
Team Hathers
Kashmir War Bases Open Drive Aims for Full Participation
James F. Hannan outlined a three factor campaign plan at UF A headquarters to recruit 100 percent payroll participation through corporate gifts and employee support. Dale Carlson urged boards of directors and Red Cross chapters to enlist as division heads and expand this drive across ten divisions with active organization in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
James F. Hannan
Lampaign
Vna
Hanan
Dale Carl Pon
Beaver Associates
Chicago
Fpr
Red Cross
India Pakistan Cease Fire Declared Amid Border Tensions
Indian Prime Minister Shastri announced a cease fire with Pakistan after Ayub Khan ordered it in hopes of an amicable Kashmir settlement. Kosygin offered Soviet mediation while both sides hold positions along a UN defined line. China warned of broader Himalayan tensions as reports of posturing and disputed posts linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidia Sind Pashistan
Tred Chars
Bice
Dab Bahadur Shuster
Shaftii Gnd
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Tony
India
Security Council
Shastri
Ayub
Karachi
Kashmir
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
United Nations
China
Atretch
Tibet
Himalayan
Peking
Sikekim-Tibet
Red Chinia
Tisbet
Hilfikar Ali Bhutto
U.N. Security Council
New York
New Delhi
Doctors to be drafted to support military buildup
The Defense Department proposed calling 1,979 medical professionals including 1,529 doctors 350 dentists and 100 veterinarians for service in the Army and Air Force to meet health needs tied to the Vietnam era arms buildup. President Johnson approved a 340,000 man increase bringing total active forces to nearly three million. The draft is cited as due to insufficient medical volunteers to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Johnson
Youth Drowns Crossing Moneta River
California Pa. Harry B. Crouch 11 18 of California drowned yesterday in the Monela River. He attempted to cross the river with a friend leading to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Harry B. Crouch
Monela River
Pakistan Threatens UN Exit Over Kashmir War
Pakistan and India agreed to end undeclared fighting after a Security Council ceasefire order. Pakistan warned it may withdraw from the United Nations if a fair settlement of Kashmir is not found. The council extended the ceasefire deadline to Easter Daylight Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Pakistan
Tidia
Security Council
Council
India
Mit
U.S
Avihar J. Goldberg
U.N
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Trucker Fights Pheasant in Odd Collision Near Station
A Knoxville area pheasant reportedly struck trucker William L. Coffey causing a dazed spill near Cory Auto Auction. Coffey claimed the bird hit him in the head, but deputies found only feathers. search for the bird failed and Coffey continued on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William L. Coffey
George Marlin
Coffey
Sgt
Martin
Cory
Sets Martin
Lady Bird Johnson Hotel Fire Sparks Overnight Stay
Firefighters doused a blaze on the second floor of a downtown Milwaukee hotel where Mrs Lyndon B Johnson rested in a suite on the nineteenth floor. A cigarette in a plastic waste basket started the fire. no guests were evacuated and the First Lady appeared unaware of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Bird's
Milwaukee
Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Redistricting Talks Stall Over House Seats Split
Harrisburg AP reports Democrat and Republican negotiators fail to bridge a deadlock on House reapportionment. Democrats say their plan would yield 108 Democratic seats to 94 Republicans with nine marginal districts. Republicans seek 97 Democrats, 99 Republicans and 12 marginal seats in a 202-member House. Leader Devlin says continuation depends on GOP reapportionment review. talks pause as both sides adjourn for a four day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Jobs H. Devlin
Devlin
Uesday
Deadiolk
Erie County school heads lobby tax, tenure and reform measures
Directors at an Erie convention passed resolutions seeking a state raise of the per capita tax to 15 dollars while dropping the 5 dollar per capitas levy under the Tax Anything law. They urged revision of the Teachers Tenure Law to allow dismissal of unsatisfactory teachers and supported a bipartisan election of directors. They also asked for higher assessments on trailer homes and for county school board district reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Erie
Corry
Jointure
Pin Iz
Death of Pigge quadruplet member in Los Angeles
One of the Pigge quadruplets died at 2 a.m. in Los Angeles General Hospital. The child Winston Ridell was the second born and heaviest of the four, all in critical condition since birth. The mother Alice Pigge, 28, said she took a fertility stimulant before conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joe
Spokentien
General Hospital
Winston Lydel
Alice Pigge
Mrs. Pigge
Rogers Steel Clinches Blood Drive Trophy Despite Low Pints
The Bloodmobile visit to the YMCA fell short of the 150 pint quota with a net of 73 pints and 86 donors of which 13 were rejected. Rogers Rural Steel claimed the trophy after three straight wins with 17 fore for first honors. Corry Jaimestown and Ajax Iron Works also participated in the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
YMCA
Tom Stroup
Stroup
Rogers Rural Steel
Auepider
Corry Jaimestown
Melnnes Steel
Ajax Iron Works
Traffic Deaths Rise in Pennsylvania Early This Year
Buron OE Traffic Safety reports 127 percent more motor vehicle deaths in Pennsylvania in the first eight months of the year versus the same period last year, totaling 122 deaths compared with 1,129 in previous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buron OE
Pennssylvania
Tnis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rick Age
Fur
Tim
Midwest
Trucker
Rogers
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