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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1966
Page
3
Seville Spain. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis denies romance with Antonio Garrigues Spanish ambassador to the Vatican. She says there is no engagement and she is upset by rumors. Garrigues says they are only good friends. Duke released a statement defending Mrs Kennedy.
Ford and Nixon clashed over Vietnam strategy in Chicago with Ford accusing the civilian Defense Department of political fault. They planned a private meeting as Humphrey warned the nation the struggle would long endure, while declining to endorse escalation of bombing.
A Radcliffe College student placed a Harvard Crimson ad proposing a one year marriage to live off campus, share expenses, and finish her degree in history. Thirteen male students replied by mail, while she seeks a quiet dorm-free environment and a roommate not a husband.
Theodore J. Miller of Reading faces sentencing on involuntary manslaughter in the death of a Parkerford girl named Diane Shantz after a jury verdict delivered before Judge Thomas J. No sentencing date was set.
The article outlines the looming need for a new landfill as the current site nears capacity. Officials fear resident opposition to new locations and consider combining sites with the city dump. A federal 90 million program funds surveys, including composting plants to reduce incinerator use.
Police say a woman was struck and killed by a Miller’s vehicle as she was leaving a school bus in East Coventry Township last December. The investigation continues with authorities identifying the driver and scene details.
The civil defense program lags public concern over Vietnam while officials say interest rose after the Cuban missile crisis. Yet more than 1 million shelter spaces are located monthly and the Office of Civil Defense stocks shelters with emergency food and medical supplies at 8 million a year.
In Boston the Japanese four man team dominates the 26 mile race with Kenji Kimihara winning in 2 17 11. Sasaki and Terasawa finish as challengers while Shigematsu places ninth as Japan repeats its 1956 output.
Electrical workers limited picketing to a single gate at Cape Kennedy space center as the labor dispute with United Technology Center shifts to California. About 225 Local 1201 members picketed UTC sites in Sunnyvale Coyote and Redwood City while 12 000 other union workers passed through.
Marlon Brando, living in London from New York, was hospitalized after severe abdominal pains on his way to Pinewood studios. His condition was reported little changed. He called in Dr. Robert Kositchek of Beverly Hills, who flew in from New York for the case.
Continued from page one the House debated a student status bill and a $19 million Pitt appropriation with no clear action. Electrics workers earn $3.98 an hour with a proposed 16 cent raise and 20 cent Cape Kennedy differential. company offer 19 cents with no differential.
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