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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1965
Page
3
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Harrisburg officials delayed enforcement of an 1883 law that would have seized income and property from residents. Maj. Gen. Thomas R. White Jr. paused the action, citing no timeline for future enforcement. Figures on residents leaving vary, with reports of about 30 to 50 departures as pension checks arrive. Four state lawmakers plan to introduce modernization bills to protect residents’ assets during this stay.
In Scott, aUSTIN TH Zachary Scott, 61, noted screen star, was reported very ill at his home. Scott had been flown to New York City in July after surgery, and his condition was updated from Hera today.
Bear Lake residents hosted visitors over the weekend with Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring hosting Bear Lake family. Westfield grape picking involves local women. Yin Smith visited home from Houghton College for the weekend. Hazeltine family from Pittsfield and Morton family visited kin in Franklin and relatives in Bear Lake. Charles Peterson of Jamestown called on J C Manwaring on Sunday afternoon.
Neighbors recall Mrs. Miller crying as the fire broke out in the front room. Byron Sr. returned from work to view the morgue and collapsed. Anthony Raymond Wallace Robin Theresa were moved to safety by the mother while Byron and Roper were found in the middle room.
Michael Charles Boyer 21 son of actor Charles Boyer died last Thursday at his home from a self inflicted gunshot wound. The Rt. Msgr. Daniel Sullivan led a Requiem Mass at the Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd with about 300 mourners including Irene Dunne Van Heflin Gig Young and Horace McMahon.
The CIA reports a Soviet disinformation effort run by a KGB department led by Gen. Ivan Agayants. Aimed at destroying the CIA and undermining the FBI and Hoover, the campaign uses forged U S documents and pro‑Communist operatives to spread disinformation from Africa to the Middle East and the United States.
O'Neal, 41, wept while recounting his daughter’s account of being lured into a suburban home by a young man posing as a buyer and assaulted by a gang. He aided police at West Valley station as two suspects were moved for questioning.
The defense attorney described the defendant as suffering an emotional blackout after an assault in which he shot Norman twice. The case proceeded with a 12-member jury overnight, with testimony to resume today in the trial of five men connected to the incident.
Corry postmaster Richard C. McLaughlin heads the Government Division of the United Fund campaign this year. He will solicit all city, county, state and federal employees in the city.
Oil City TAM Unit of the International Association of Machinists plans to seek a contract release from Worthington Corp to allow workers to seek other employment. The plant has been shut down and on strike since August 16. Union will meet with company management today to finalize release details. Six other Worthington plants had approved new contracts and were to resume work yesterday. Church Leader Dies in London
Florence Kinney reports Pack 100 Cub Scouts activity at Sparta Fair raising 118 dollars on the silver dollar stand 30 for float prize 5 for gym display to fund registration and Boys Life subscriptions Officers elected include Russell Young as Cubmaster Paul Baker as secretary treasurer and James Reed as committee chairman. Domestically, Max Tucker preached evangelistic meetings at First Baptist Church nightly through Friday. Noted 91st birthday of Charles Livenspire former Sparta resident.
Final rites for Rev J Linendoll were held at the Corry Baptist Church yesterday at 1 o clock with Rev Milford Schreckengost officiating. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg Pa. Hearers included Gerald Wassink Rudy Burkholder Raymond Wassink William Gravink Frank Brautigan and Kenneth Brautigan. Attendees came from Corry Panama Meadville Conneaut Lake Jamestown Portland Ashville Lakewood Westfield Bear Lake and nearby areas.
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