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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1967

Page

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Farm Auction Near Elk Lake Listings Odd Lot Items

A farm sale near Elk Lake features a mix of farm equipment and odds like a black pony, wagon gear, belts, tools, trailers, hay gear, plows, disc, seeders, rakes, drills, tillers, poultry items, and 1500 feet of lumber. Owner Mrs. N. of Chesley and Cochranton area list many items with contact numbers for Saturday bidding.

Erstate Elk Lay Black Pony Salchak Chesley North East Cochranton Fon Owingsband Ge Harvesind Arouten Molley Lake Wil Atai

Haiphong Power Plants Damaged in Raid Air Attacks

Saigon based AP report says U S Navy fliers observed severe damage to Haiphong two power plants during Thursday raids, shutting lights in the port. Air Force pilots claim major destruction of trains, rail yards and storage dumps near Hanoi as part of simultaneous strikes within 20 to 40 miles of the capital.

Saigon U.S. Navy Haiphong North Vietnam Air Force Hanoi U.S South Vietnam Navy Tonkin Gulf

Greece Under Army Rule Amid Election Preparations

Greece’s young King Constantine placed the army in control to curb leftist opposition as Athens reports a May 28 parliamentary election. A Rome embassy source said the coup aimed to assure public order before the vote and that the country remained calm, though later Yugoslav agency reports added tension.

Greece ROME Constantine Athens Tanjug

Special Forces Air Assault Opens Harvest Moon Operation

Green Beret paratroopers of the U S Army 5th Special Forces group dropped into jungle near Bunard South Vietnam about five miles northeast of Saigon as part of Operation Harvest Moon which began April 2. The mission cleared the region for a special forces camp with little resistance on landing. AP Wirephoto.

5Th Special Forces Group Bunard South Vietnam Saigon

CAHS Seniors Win $20,000 in State College Aid

Corry Area High School will send at least 21 seniors to college next fall with grants totaling $20,000 from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency. The aid is year to year and hinges on College Board scores and renewal upon completion, with 1,117 Erie County students benefiting statewide to date.

Corry Area Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency State Agency For Higher Education Corry Erie County Carl Rennells CAHS College Boards Rennells Corry Area High School Dana Jolley Rebecca Morrison Mary Bennett Sherry Bennink George Costello Jack Hammond Leonard Waldorf Carson Munn Eugene Zajac Rodney McCray Raymond Marrett Gary Blynt Patricia Imhoff Rudy McCray Jill Wickwire Margay Boutwell

Percy Pushes Poor Housing Bill to Backed by Both Parties

Sen. Charles H. Percy introduced the National Home Ownership Foundation Act to create a government backed corporation that would provide low interest mortgage funds to poor families via non profit housing associations. The plan drew strong cross party praise and endorsements from Republicans in both chambers and leaders in the Senate.

Washington Charles H. Percy R-Iil Congress White House Senate House National Home Ownership Foundation Act Rayburn House Percy William B. Windall R-N.j Capitol Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Mike Mansfield D-Mont

Auto Strike Predicted To Force Wage Hour Issues

DETROIT AP delegates at a goals-setting convention of the United Auto Workers move to vote on a 35 hour week in 1987 contract demands. Walter Reuther has allowed the vote but opposes dollar figures in the bargaining aims. About 3,000 delegates hear pro strike voices urging action to win broader wage gains and benefits.

Detroit Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers Reuther General Motors Ford Chrysler Cleveland Ohio Ray Battestilli Utica Mich Tom Bradford Dearborn Battestilli LBJ Walter Reuther Brother Reuther

Svetlana Stalin Leaves Switzerland for New York Flight

Svetlana Stalin, Joseph Stalin’s daughter, departed Zurich by Swissair Flight 100 for New York, amid U S government scrutiny over asylum prospects. A Swiss communiqué confirmed the trip with no details, while Washington sources noted her arrival time and ongoing questions about asylum and visa status. She had been in hiding in Switzerland since March after delivering ashes of her late husband to India.

Bern Switzerland Joseph Stalin Svetliana New York Zurich Swissair India Svetlana U.S Washington State Department Miss Stalin United States Soviet Union Brijesh Singh U. S New Delhi Rome

Goodyear Rubber Strike Hits 3 Of 4 Big Plants

United Rubber Workers struck three of four major companies as contracts expired at midnight. More than 56,000 jobs affected across Firestone Goodyear Goodrich and Uniroyal. first nationwide walkouts since 1985. Talks at Goodyear to resume. Firestone open to renewed negotiations. Uniroyal status unclear. Mutual aid pact among four firms set for April 1. General Tire contract due May 15.

Akron, Ohio United Rubber Workers Union U.S. Rubber Co Goodrich Uniroyal Coun UAW Firestone Goodyear Tire &Rubber Co Goodyear General Tire and Rubber Co General Cleveland

Presbyterian Drive Receives 48200 in First Pledges

The Presbyterian Church fund appeal reports 48200 pledged from 34 gifts at a kickoff dinner with 214 parishioners at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. The drive aims to fund a new edifice with sanctuary classrooms offices and parking, with plans to select a site on West Smith Hill and begin architectural work.

Olin Bracken Presbyterian Church Fund Appeal St. Paul's Lutheran Church Whld Esso Hall West Smith Street Bracken S. E. Anderson Jan L. Howard

Sailor Dies as Boat Capsizes Near Groton

In Stonington, Connecticut, 23-year-old Horace M. Forstner, a sailor at Groton’s submarine base, drowned after the small sailboat capsized during an afternoon trip. His companion, 24-year-old William Berberberter of Indiana, Pennsylvania, was rescued and listed in fair condition at Westerly Hospital, with immersion treatment in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Stonington, Conn U.S. Navy Groton Horace M. Forstner Chattanooga Tenn William Berberberter Indiana Westerly Hospital Berberberter Quicy Mass

Nursing Easy But Cooking for 70-Year-Old Bride

Florilla F. Smith will retire after 45 years as a nurse in Buffalo and plan a new life with fiancé George W. Hall. At 70 she fears cooking but trusts she will manage, noting Hall enjoys meals and she will adjust after marriage.

Buffalo N.Y Florilla F. Smith Miss Smith George W. Hall Westfield

Surveyor 3 Extends Arm But Scraping Delays Moon Dig

Pasadena AP report details Surveyor 3 extending a two by five inch scoop from its tubular arm, taking jerky pictures as it hovers about 50 inches above the moon. Operators plan to resume trenching after 7 p.m. EST as Goldstone views shift with the moon, with a possible scoop drop first.

Pasadena Calif Surveyor 3 Jet Propulsion Laboratory Goldstone Salif

Chicago Truck Strike On Again

Truckers have resumed their strike against eight Chicago area firms as negotiations between trucking associations and Teamsters stall in Washington. Management and labor officials plan a Saturday meeting while urging government intervention to prevent a broader walkout that could disrupt food shipments and national commerce.

Chicago Washington Everett M. Dirksen Bill Teamsters Local 705 Willett Transportation Co Frank Cordray Motor Service Inc Lasham Cartage Co W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz

Faculty Strikes Over Curran Ousted Priest

At Catholic University a mass faculty and student boycott followed the firing of Father Charles Curran for liberal views on morality and birth control. Lawrence Cardinal Shehan and Archbishop Paul Hallinan backed Curran, as about 3 1 00 faculty and 6 6 00 students stayed away. signs and vigils filled the Northwest campus.

Washington Catholic University Charles ©. Curran Lawrence Cardinal Shehan Baltimore Paul J. Hallinan Atlanta Father Curran Cardinal Shehan Rome Secretariat For Christian Unity

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