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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
6
Revival services will be held at Harbor Ridge Wesleyan Methodist Church tonight through Sunday at 7 45 with an 11 am Sunday service. Evangelist Rev T A Robertson and pastor Rev W J Binnicum invite the public.
The article notes a grim forecast from Westmoreland and reports 49,000 North Vietnamese troops near the southern border. It mentions U.S. strikes on Hai Phong and fears of a large invasion of northern South Vietnam, while Ho Chi Minh rejects Johnson’s peace talks and bombing halt offers.
Six men in a U S District Court were sentenced for selling horsemeat as boneless beef with a fake government stamp. Sentences ranged from three months to five years with fines up to $36,000 and probation up to three years.
Safety Award yesterday presented the Raymond Division with a certificate after reaching 350 000 hours worked without a lost time accident. The milestone, achieved April 1 at the focal plant, marks a continued perfect record with no employee days lost.
The report on Soyuz 1 and cosmonaut Komarov notes parachute failures and conflicting accounts of a post crash attempt to reach Earth. Western experts suspect a pre landing guidance fault contributed to the disaster as Tass claims Komarov completed his task.
Dr Charles Shelton cautions that if Soyuz 1 differs from prior crafts stability could have been lost, risking parachute deployment. Western observers warn a major design flaw could delay Soviet flight and extend the U.S. Apollo lead despite a year of postponement after a fatal fire. Shasta the tiger wakes at Hogle Zoo a 19 year old African Bengal mix.
Saigon U S officials say no evidence any American F4B jets were shot down after a Peking Radio claim that two U S planes entered Chinese air space near the North Vietnam border. China says its air force destroyed both aircraft over Kwangsi Province.
DETROIT AP reports that between April 11 and 20 U.S. dealers sold 258,230 new cars, above the prior year’s level. General Motors cited the spring buying fever as a key driver, with year-to-date sales totaling 2,209,868 through April 20, about 17 percent higher than last year.
In the Gulf of Tonkin incident US Navy Ensign James W. Laing ejected from a Phantom after downing a MiG 17 during a Kep Airfield raid. The dramatic 35 mm photo was taken by Lt. jg. Garry Anderson as Laing rose about 20 feet above his jet. Both Laing and Lt. Cmdr. Charles E. Southwick survived.
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