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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
3
An obscure OCR read details a political figure named Paul involved in an annual event and constitutional questions. The text is garbled, yielding few clear names or dates and lacking a coherent narrative.
Senate leaders backed Mansfield's plan to place presidential security legislation high on the agenda when Congress reconvenes in January. A White House committee on presidential safety will draft measures, including a bill to make assassinating a president or vice president a federal crime. The Warren Commission urged a full overhaul of security practices and closer agency liaison.
Greenville Pa. Jesse P. Dart scored a hole-in-one at Greenville Country Club on Sunday. It marked the seventh such shot by his family in three years, with Paul Dart owning two, Mary Ellen Dart one, and their 15-year-old son Douglas also on the list.
Robert G. Gosser, 52, vice president of Leechburg Mining Co., was killed when a coal chute collapsed during tests at the company site near Apollo, Armstrong County. He apparently suffocated at the bottom of the chute. Gosser leaves a widow and two sisters.
President Johnson spoke in New England, urging voters to back him while criticizing the Republican party as captured by fringe factions. He warned against rapid bombing escalation in Vietnam and praised John F. Kennedy, saying he had done all to honor Kennedy’s wishes and ideals.
AP report says Harpo Marx, 75, died Monday night at Sinai Hospital after surgery begun Saturday. Surviving family includes wife Susan and two sons. brothers Groucho Zeppo and Gummo not present. Harpo, famed as the silent Marx, lived quietly in Palm Springs with occasional Beverly Hills visits. He never learned to read music but performed as a renowned harpist and mime.
Forestry crews began reseeding 78 000 mountainous acres of watershed burned in the Santa Barbara brush fire as more than 2 000 firefighters fought remaining hotspots. Flood officials warned of mud flows if ground cover is delayed. Senator Kychel sought emergency funds for debris basins to protect the rebuilt area.
Dr Wernher von Braun, in Alabama, said the moon landing will prove the nation can sail a new ocean of space. He argued the moon mission tests all space capabilities needed for the United States to remain the world’s leading seafaring nation.
Goldwater declared the campaign is moving and will stay the underdogs through Election Day. He criticized President Johnson for spending taxpayer money as he plans a nationally televised address from Cincinnati after stops in Marietta Athens Chillicothe and Blanchester Ohio.
Wagner arranged a special interview for four with Goldwater who has not held a formal news conference since campaigning began. Goldwater will campaign this week from a rear platform on his campaign special. The piece notes Nixon as a likely pick for secretary of state or defense or other security posts.
Authorities investigate the death of Walter Blair 50 whose body was found with a gunshot wound near an abandoned mine near Blairsville. Indiana County teen Robert Yarnal 19, jailed for stealing Blair's car, is questioned. Police plan to question Elmer Clark 19 as a possible witness. The gun reportedly stolen from a relative remains under review.
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