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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1966

Page

6

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Meadville redevelopment chief Thomas J Ward executive director. Joanne Jones admitted to Warren General Hospital as surgical patient. A Corry high school incident sends 16 year old Richard Steves to Corry Memorial Hospital after arm fracture. condition satisfactory. Real estate transfers recorded. Cambridge Springs Area Industrial Development Corp loan approved for Lord Corp Erie creating up to 200 jobs and $1.2 million payroll. Youngsville pool dedication planned. local construction concurrent. Fire department responded to Brass Hill blaze and field fire. volunteers handled calls and returned. A child, Linda Confer, listed in satisfactory condition after horse incident. Theft ring targeted concrete blocks copper tubing and slabs from Oman King residence along Route 6 Bear Lake.

Richard’ Steves R. D Corry Adto Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Area High School Pennsylvania Industriallopment Authority PIDA Cambridge Springs Area Industrial Developent Corp Lord Corp Erie Warren State Oman King Bear Lake Route 6 Wrightsville

Pacifists detained after embassy protest march

Six U S pacifists protested the American embassy in Saigon. Bradford Lyttle from Connecticut led the group, others included Reverend Muster Lyttle, William Davidon, Barbara Deming, and Charlotte Thurber. Police moved four into a van while Karb Meyer was later spotted nearby resisting arrest.

Bradford Lyttle Voluntown Conn Saigon Muster Lyttle William Davidon Haverford (Pa.) College Barbara Deming Wellfleet Mass

Mead Park Cleanup Nears Peak With Scout Help

Mead Park cleanup progresses with 20 members of Boy Scout Troop 80 cleaning pavilions and gathering debris. Park pond stocked with 200 catfish weighing about 400 pounds total. roughly 2 pounds per fish. Repair work on park equipment nearly finished as Crossey truck restored for maintenance use. Directors at Mead Park Association meeting include Joseph Sarnicki and Walter Auer among others. The snippet also notes a South Vietnamese government order for six individuals to depart after visa and residence disputes.

Mead Park Boy Scout Troop 80 Mead Park Association Park Pond Norman Edinger and Associates Joseph Sarnicki Walter Auer Harry Blount Richard Rossbacher Louis Sears John Tucci Charles Hiles Hazel Merker Walter Sweet Estella Wells

Tue JouRNAL Daily for Young Readers

A brief note invites families to share the Tue JouRNAL daily for children away from home. It highlights engaging content for young readers and emphasizes accessibility and consistent delivery.

Tue Journal Daily

Erie Lackawanna to Spend 53 Million on Equipment

Maxwell warned ICC approval of a Penn Central merger and a key Penn Central line could squeeze Erie Lackawanna. He urged inclusion in the Norfolk & Western system to survive as a carrier, testifying at the ICC hearing with E L and other rail petitions.

Maxwell ICC Pennsylvania New York Central Erie Lackawanna Norfolk & Western Penn-Central Commission Erie Lackawanna, Delaware & Hudson Boston & Maine

Artificial Heart Procedure Discussed in Off the Record Briefing

Newsmen learned that a planned artificial heart operation was imminent and that Dr. DeBakey and officials from Baylor Methodist and Rice University led a two hour briefing. The first patient’s identity could not be released without consent.

Baylor Methodist Rice University DeBakey

Patient selects artificial heart timing during surgery

The first patient planned to decide before surgery but indicated the choice would likely be made after starting the operation. Today the total heart was not replaced. a pump substituted for water diseased flow that normally performs most of the heart’s pumping work.

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Thomas J. Ward Meadville Redevelopment Authority Donald Joanne) Jones East South Street Warren General Erie County House The Full Gospel Fellowship of Laura Jones York Street Youngsville Warren South Center Street Hill Linda Andrew Confer R. D. J. Corry U.S Viet Nam Goyle Lumber United Inches Jay Bikini Beach Tri Hir Sandra Dee Tammy and the Doctor Feter Fonda Yeconicotion New York City Harrisburg Sylvania Carrig’s Footwear Corry, Penn‘a Asia Oisee A Barney Canter Street Progres
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