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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1966
Page
6
A herd of deer prompted an early morning crash 13 miles south of Warren. Gene S. Merritt of Blanchard, Pa., jackknifed a northbound tractor trailer while trying to avoid the deer. he escaped injury and $2,000 damage was reported.
Feltonville Sun Oil Co. announces first quarter 1966 earnings of 22,001,000 dollars, up from the previous year. At the annual meeting stockholders approved a four for three stock split.
A restaurant chef who served three years to Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon is forbidden by court order from disclosing what he observed at Kensington Palace. An article in a German magazine last week prompted an aide to the princess to suggest the piece could only be written by someone in the chef Groden's position.
A fierce spring storm swept the West and northern Plains bringing snow, freezing temperatures, hail, and tornadoes. More than $1.5 million in damage reported. three men killed in Colorado and Wyoming crashes. five injured. Overland Park Kansas and Lombard Illinois saw extensive damage to homes and schools. Kansas City area funnel cloud damaged a housing development and Emory Holland described sparks from power lines. Snow fell across Nevada to Minnesota with up to 20 inches in Lander Wyoming. 5–10 inches in surrounding states.
In Saigon angry Vietnamese youths disrupted a news conference called by six American pacifists led by Rev. A. J. Muste. They hurled tomatoes and eggs at the group shouting Go home go to North Viet Nam as police moved in to scatter the crowd.
The Pentagon says 30 000 or more U S soldiers may be withdrawn from Europe to form new U S units and train draftees but net reduction will not exceed 15 000. Army strength in Europe to fall to about 210 000 by midyear and rise to 225 000 by year end.
Moriarty admits Six Mile Creek is severely polluted but argues it is not worse than 1959. Health official blames farm chemical runoff and a local landfill. Commissioner Hill says Erie County will start a pilot pollution control program under a Public Health Nuisance Law to arrest violators. If successful, expansion may follow.
Erie County officials discuss funds from state and local sources to cover a 1985 deficit. They note 1965 revenue from quots fuels and other sources and pledge action if state aid fails, citing expanded waterways projects and a tightened budget.
Former U.S. internal revenue collector for Louisiana during 1939 to 1940 is referenced in a brief caption tied to Shop Your Corry Stores, noting historical fiscal roles and local commercial identifiers.
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