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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
4
Elks members and wives attend a Ladies Day on Saturday April 30 with an afternoon party for ladies from 3 to 5 pm. Door prizes and a Ray Arnold band provide entertainment from 10 pm to 2 am with a floor show and happy hour. Husbands collect tickets at the bar and request a lady's card.
A Vietnamese spokesman items a hamlet chief captured and moderate casualties among a militia in a raid near the Gulf of Siam. The B52 strike on Mu Gia Pass was about half the size of the first attack. U S Air Force and Navy crews flew 72 missions against North Vietnam with Phantoms Thudbers and Canberras attempting to disable Bao Giang bridge northeast of Hanoi. Radio Hanoi claimed two U S planes shot down northeast of Hanoi amid claimed jet activity and other damage.
At the hospital report dated 7 ALM today, admissions include Mrs. Donald Good Findley Lake and several others while discharges feature Randy son of Mrs. Thurza Miles and Miss Bess Neylon. Also noted are Seventh Fleet actions near Tiger Island in the South China Sea with 69 destroyed and 19 damaged aircraft and 33 Viet Cong killed. Local ads and services fill the remainder.
Examiners Lyle Darmstadter and Murphy recommended or endorsed merger actions over 18 to 20 months, marking Penn Central as the largest corporate merger in U.S. history. C&O and N&W plan to abandon their triangle by merging to counter the Penn Central proposal and rival Rock Island disputes with UP.
Pope Paul VI held the first papal audience with a communist government minister, Andrei Gromyko, lasting 45 minutes. Gromyko toured the Sistine Chapel and left after a brief, ceremony light visit. The meeting occurred with minimal pageantry and no religious officials in the welcome.
Representative Joseph P. Vigorito announced extensions for the Federal Service Entrance exam to expand youth access. Applications are due by May 17 with a new test date June 18. tests will be offered in Erie Meadville and Greenville for the 24th Congressional District.
A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buell of 252 West Smith Street. Mrs. Buell is the former Shirley Ross. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks of Union City. Mrs. Hicks is the former Mary Parker. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huntington of Grand Valley. Mrs. Huntington is the former Linda McFate.
Dr Chauncey A Loutzenhiser of Butler was chosen as the most puissant grand master by the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Pennsylvania at its 120th annual meeting in Johnstown He succeeds L Z Tomb of Johnstown who previously held the post.
The House passed a $6 billion Agriculture Department appropriation with an extra $128 million for school lunch and free milk programs, 366 to 23. An amendment by Rep. Findley would cut off surplus U.S. food to nations trading with North Viet Nam, approved 290 to 98. The measure raises the department’s total beyond the prior fiscal year by $500 million, offset by customs revenue transfers.
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