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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1967
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note mentions men connected to a city card project. Readable elements identify individuals and local governance context, but missing dates and full actions. The item signals a brief public record or notice about male figures related to municipal matters.
The fragmentary text presents scattered phrases and names, with no clear events or identities. It functionally reads as a damaged archival note lacking coherent narrative or definite persons, organizations, or dates.
A fragmented report notes a tense contest between Wail Y and Veld with a lone 1 by out and a dismissive stance not to care about the result. The brief hints at a stalemate and unsettled mood amid unclear scoring.
A blue ribbon panel found workmanship and management deficiencies in design, manufacture, and quality control that delayed the Apollo 1 program. It urged a major overhaul including a quick-escape hatch, fewer flammable items, and tighter review of electrical and life support systems. No sabotage found. probable cause was an electrical arc or short in DC wiring powering environmental controls.
Nearly 100 persons attended the Corry Civil Air Patrol annual banquet at Corry Area High School. Speakers included Maj. Nicholas Milonovich USAF Detachment 210 and Sgt. Joan Reale. Out of town guests and Corry officials also attended as Civil Defense aims highlighted CAP efforts nationwide.
Gov. Shafer endorses 13 proposed federal highway safety standards and says Pennsylvania already complies with many. He outlines plans to expand air and search missions, and warns states could lose up to 10 percent of federal highway funds for noncompliance. He opposes frequent reexamination of licensed drivers due to manpower needs.
At a national chemistry meeting in Miami Beach Dr Kurt N Von Kaulla of the University of Colorado reported progress on synthetic oral compounds that could dissolve intravascular blood clots, potential killers of heart attacks. He cautioned the drugs are not yet clinically usable and have only undergone laboratory testing. Also Dr Manfred E Wolff discussed a breakthrough in understanding digitalis action against heart failure, suggesting synthetic analogs may improve on the natural drug.
The strike includes celebrities like John Daly and Fran Allison over base pay of 1325 a week and share of commercial fees for about 100 local newscasters at network stations in New York Los Angeles and Chicago The dispute also covers automation on network FM stations The networks claim AFTRA seeks central staff announcer assignments for jobs needing only hours of airtime In San Francisco handball champ Paul Haber defeats Bill Yambrick 21 16 21 20 to retain national open title with a late surge past Yambrick.
In San Francisco, Glen Slaughter of Oakland, an administrator of a management union health program, told the American Society of Internal Medicine that socialized medicine will be real within a decade. He blamed doctors for high charges and said political observers credit the AMA with speeding Medicare by about five years.
Senator Robert Kennedy will speak at the American Society of Newspaper Editors banquet in Washington in April 2022. Vice President Hubert Humphrey New York Mayor John Lindsay and Senator Charles Percy also headline the event as sessions cover urban issues and new scientific advances.
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