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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
10
AMI Florida residents recount a crowded three day voyage as 26 Cubans arrived in a 21 foot craft. The group includes 18 men and 6 women with 3 children. five men were exiles who returned to Cuba to bring others out. Since December 1 daily airlifts have brought 15,799 Cubans with 73 percent resettled to date.
LOCKPORT The Lockport Board of Education stands by its January 10 decision to oppose direct district participation in federal education programs. President Harry E. Jackson Jr. said the stance was reaffirmed after a committee discussion on April 4 and a March 21 public meeting where most speakers urged reconsideration. The board cites a "first things first" policy and notes current federal programs do not address urgent needs such as new elementary classrooms and more teachers.
American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell was ordered to stand trial May 16 on a disorderly conduct charge. He appeared with attorney Martin Berger, accused of threatening to cremate a Jewish war veterans leader in a June 23 1960 speech. judge Neal P Bottiglieri denied dismissal and set the date.
Actor Kirk Douglas and his wife plan a personal tour of five Eastern European nations at their own expense. They will visit capitals of Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria and Hungary from April 17 to May 4. Douglas will address student groups tour hospitals and orphanages and join radio and TV discussions in the Communist countries.
The Viking Princess, a Liberian flagged ship, burned en route to Miami. Mag ship Lines Agency in New York and four underwriters await in Kingston, Jamaica as Navigator and salvage operations clash over tow release. Twenty two died? The report notes two fatalities among 496 aboard, with others rescued.
George Meszaros, 60, a Goddard Space Flight Center scientist, died yesterday from injuries after being struck by a car near the Breezewood turnoff on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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