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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1967
Page
1
OCR reads like a collage of items and numbers from a classifieds page. Mentions items such as metals brass pipe and car gateway with partial contact data and street-like codes. Sparse readable elements suggest a jumble of listings rather than a single coherent notice.
Fragmentary OCR reads an estate auction notice listing numbers and names. It mentions a will section, extended holdings, and an auction firm with partial contact lines. Details are unclear, but reference to New York and multiple lot items appears.
Meadville City Council voted 3 to 2 to drop plans to fluoridate the water after City Solicitor John V. Pepicelli warned that Pennsylvania law may prohibit adding fluorine to food and could raise legal risk. Mayor Francis T. Rice and Councilman Robert Christie backed the postponement, while Councilmen Swick and Stanton opposed. Councilman Leberman, who had supported fluoridation, said he accepted the solicitor’s opinion, noting his stance changed due to legal concerns.
State reimursement checks arrived yesterday for six districts of the Corry Area Jointure to cover bills and rental payments. Columbus Township borrowed $19,000 from the National Bank of Corry to meet rental payments to the Corry Area School Building Authority for new buildings, costing taxpayers $34 in a bank estimate. District receipts included Corry City 169145.27, Columbus Township 51239.68, Concord 43616.90, Elgin 6537.49, Spring Creek 20122.78, Wayne 47580.82, funding reimbursable teaching units, union and merged district payments, extension education, home bound instruction, closed schools, and special education.
County commissioners denied Union City Borough Council's appeal for 3500 dollars in grant-in-aid funds for recreation. The program, approved two months ago, remains unfunded except for 5000 dollars for Corry City Golf Course. Last week Wesleyville also saw a similar denial of 4000 dollars. In Milan, three Hungarian dancers seek asylum after arriving from Budapest to perform in night clubs, named Sofia Katz Halina Piec and Eliana Korbowska.
County Commissioner Louis J. Raymek and Erie County Hospital administrator Arthur C. Brueckman traded barbs in a courthouse clash. Raymek accused Brueckman of using the hospital for political gain as Brueckman campaigns for a May Republican nomination. The dispute followed a meeting during which open house programs were discussed and continued outside in the hall.
The Long Island Press runs a highway hole campaign where readers report defects by mail. A complaint describes a 300 foot long, 18 inch deep, 5 to 10 foot wide hole near Quan Loi in Vietnam where U S Army Spec 4 M Anderson is serving.
Four major industry reps met with Corry Area High School officials and teachers yesterday to align business department equipment needs with local employer requirements. Federal aid under Public Law 88-210 hinges on such conferences to shape curricula and machines used, with inputs from MelInnes Steel Co. John Freno Corry Jamestown Corp. Raymond Division and Ajax rd Works.
A 19 year old in Los Angeles recounts fractured visions while undergoing LSD trials. His mother, a nurse and social figure, describes escalating use leading to hepatitis, self harm, and a hospital commitment by Superior Court. The youth received treatment at UCLA Medical Center after a self-inflicted arm wound.
A four engine radar picket plane with 16 men aboard plunged into the Atlantic off Nantucket after a last minute maneuver to avoid homes. One crewman rescued, two bodies recovered, 13 missing. Col James P. Lyle led the aircraft. Lt Joseph H. Guenet among survivors. Coast Guard and Air Force units pressed a dawn search.
The Senate sharply divides over U S policy in Vietnam as Gen Westmoreland prepares to address Congress and brief governors at the White House. Senators clash on whether the general is a propaganda tool for the Johnson administration with debate intensifying over troop levels and credibility.
Gen. William C. Westmoreland prepares a congressional report amid escalating air strikes and a hardening Johnson stance. The speech is billed as a military progress update but could set the stage for additional U.S. ground forces in South Vietnam as two Army brigades move toward a full division to bolster Marine positions in the northern frontier.
Mourning Russians filed past the urn of cosmonaut Col Vladimir Komarov as his ashes prepared for burial in the Kremlin Wall. NASA abandoned plans to send American astronauts to the funeral amid Soviet reluctance. News reports noted Soyuz 1 troubles from launch through the fatal crash.
SAIGON AP U S Air Force pilots pressed the war on Hanoi area bombing a key Red River bridge near the capital. The steel concrete span carries the only rail line between Red China and North Vietnam. A second strike hit an electrical transformer site north of Hanoi amid three straight days of raids. Reports of antiaircraft fire MIG interceptions and possible losses circulated, with Hanoi Tass citing a downed plane.
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