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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
4
SY JOURNAL presents a Saturday spot listing local line ads including hotel dining specials and service notices. Corry Beverage Distributor and A&B Distrib uting Co advertise hours and summer machine use while Dairy Freeze and Cathers Camera Shop promote season openings and Kodak products.
At The Hospital Report shows admissions including Mrs Joseph Hand and Mrs Stanley Jaworski along with several others and discharges such as Jami Catalfa n and Mrs George Geddes. Also listed is community notices for a Teen dance at the Elks Club and a fatal bulldozer accident near Irwin in Westmoreland County involving Frank Kutzer.
James R. Wolfe, general attorney for the National Railway Labor Conference, asked Judge Austin Har to issue a temporary restraining order as railroads face a threatened strike. The order cites potential disruption to passengers, mail, freight, and military transport in Vietnam, and bars striking or picketing pending further hearing.
Federal mediators enter talks as Teamsters demand rise threatens 65 percent of U S truck cargo. Hoffa's imprisonment shifts leverage with 11 percent yearly rise vs 4 percent industry offer. Smaller firms weigh strike impact and potential break from national bargaining pattern. Belinda Love story follows.
Loren Stockton lauds Ramon Cooklis as president of the Corry Area High School Student Council elected by machine ballot. Stockton becomes vice president after the ninth through eleventh grades vote. four junior nominees contest the 1967-68 term.
NBC figures Huntley urges a journalist union as Brinkley backs a stay out until settlement. Cronkite backs picket line while critic notes limited AFTRA support. Mutual network dispute involves 150 local on air newsmen seeking 325 weekly base and half first 650 in sponsor fees. Willoughby boy killed by train near Erie Street crossing.
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