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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1966
Page
4
A collage of local ads includes priced items at Beebe's Market and Mer-Lin Fruit Market, a dance at the PNA Club, and services from Turben's Auto Service and Dr. Weed. Notices list discharged residents and VFW ticket deadline requests for May 4.
U S officials estimate 5 500 North Vietnamese moved monthly southward with potential rise to 7 000 this month. Since Jan 1 more than 20 000 infiltrators entered South Vietnam totaling about 250 000 Communist forces including 111 enemy battalions and 255 000 U S troops in country.
PHILADELPHIA AP Karlik a 24 year old Jehovahs Witness was sentenced to two and a half years in federal prison for refusing military service. Judge Alfred L Luongo said the law must be enforced and Karlik had pleaded guilty to failing to obey a draft boards order to report for civilian work at Norristown State Hospital after his conscientious objector claim was sustained.
Mrs America Derby starts in San Diego with 51 contestants from states and DC. They arrive with husbands by airliner. Events include drive safety, flower arranging, child communication, baking, creative expression, money management and interior decorating. A winner will be crowned next Saturday night. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Schroter.
Vehicle traffic is moving again on West Main street extension but remains one lane. Construction continues on a new bridge and the removal of a sharp curve on West Main street to improve safety and flow.
The Pentagon argues that the use of force hinges on justification and warns that declaring war could spark greater Communist involvement. It cites past instances where presidents acted without formal declarations and notes the 1964 joint resolution approving steps in Southeast Asia, while critics press for repeal.
Local residents near the Kinzua Dam fear the Wild River Bill would seize 320 feet of riverbank for a federal preserve, threatening summer homes and land downstream. They accuse lawmakers of slipping the measure through Senate without public input and vow protests as it moves through the House.
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