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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1966
Page
3
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvan ia motorists gain 10 more days to secure their 1906 auto registrations. B Smith Jr of the State Revenue Department cites rail strike delays and heavy last minute applications as the reason for the extension.
Crookston bridges cleared as Oslo residents stay safe behind their dike. Alvarado Minnesota reports mud and high water covering roads and driveways north of Grand Forks. Mayor Louis Murray cites six to eight inch torrents and whitecaps as crews seek federal emergency funds. Minnesota seeks $600,000 from the Office of Emergency Planning.
US railways resume near full capacity as a four day walkout by 8000 firemen disrupts traffic and costs carriers over 90 million dollars in revenue. Court fines loom over Union leader Gilbert while lawsuits threaten major lines including Union Pacific and Pennsylvania Railroad amid resumed service for Chicago area commuters.
During the recent round of discussions on a construction project, a photo carried a caption expressing the sender’s sentiment about the talks. The caption reflects local reaction to the proceedings and the tone of public engagement.
Report says city officials announced on March 24 that Bruno and Woodel would end service on April 1. Employees Bruno and Woodel reported to work yesterday, claiming they had not received formal termination notices.
A Brooklyn stock broker Edward Jones, 55, testified in Brooklyn Supreme Court that chiropractic treatments by Dr Leo Schumer left him paralyzed from the waist down. Jones sought damages claiming serious injuries from back therapy.
Butler County assistant district attorney Robert F. Hawk filed a writ to sue Judge George P. Kiester for more than 10,000 damages. Hawk was jailed briefly for contempt after Kiester found him in contempt. About half an hour in jail followed a $1 bond payment by a lawyer. Both men are Republicans.
Norfolk reports the death of British Vice Admiral Sir William Defoe 67 second in command of NATO's Atlantic naval forces. He served as deputy supreme Allied Commander Atlantic under U S Admiral Thomas Moorer since February 1964 and was due to retire later this month.
A Philadelphia report says nine year old Robert Hastings of King of Prussia suffers a scalp bleed after a minor bottle blow. Doctors say only platelets are needed and blood type does not matter though the blood must be supplied soon to prevent further bleeding at Children’s Hospital.
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