Finish Probe of Shafer s Expenses
Dauphin County Court wrapped a five day hearing on Lt Gov Shafer s campaign expenses for Shapp. The judge denied a subpoena for Shafer and asked for briefs within 20 days while Shapp s hearing is set for Monday.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
3
Dauphin County Court wrapped a five day hearing on Lt Gov Shafer s campaign expenses for Shapp. The judge denied a subpoena for Shafer and asked for briefs within 20 days while Shapp s hearing is set for Monday.
The motor club reports flights to the south are grounded while destinations like New York and Cleveland remain available on unstruck runs. A Florida reunion failed as a woman and baby were stranded, forcing her husband to drive to Corry. Service members bound for duty endure longer travel, with leave extensions noted. Unstruck lines struggle to confirm space by phone, while some travelers must rely on trains or buses. In Pittsburgh, Crucible Steel plans a multi million dollar forging press facility at its Syracuse works.
Justice Michael Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court urged on Thursday that the United States should convene a tribunal to try leaders of North Vietnam as war criminals. Musmanno, a Nuremberg War Trials judge, said the move would apply to those responsible for wartime actions.
Musmamino told a Pittsburgh YMCA audience that North Viet Nam has no right to try American prisoners and that citizens cannot refuse military service over moral objections. He argued North Viet Nam started the war and risks nuclear destruction.
Washington AP Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent rehearse for Saturdays wedding at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. A large White House celebration follows with security preparations and media setup underway.
Two people died and three were injured in a collision on Route 44 about six miles west of Shinglehouse Pennsylvania. Della Gross 65 of Little Genesee and Bonnie Blanchard 17 of Shinglehouse died. Passengers Connell Goodrich 16 and Bonnie Carpenter 16 of Shinglehouse were treated and listed in fair condition at Olean General Hospital. Truck driver Layton W. Mix 66 of Ceres New York was treated and listed in good condition. Dr William MacDiuffie Potter County Coroner ruled the deaths accidental. Gross died from a crushed chest and Blanchard from head injuries.
Cleveland fire investigators began work to determine the cause of explosions that turned a routine blaze at Metallurgical Inc into the deaths of four firefighters and injuries to eight others. The blasts occurred Thursday at the manganese pellet plant on Cleveland's southwest side, where fires burned into the night in molten-manganese-hopper areas. Names of the four dead include Joseph G. Toolis, John G. Petz, Charles G. Boehner, and Ralph E. Simon, all long-serving veterans, with several officers among the wounded. Investigators cited welders cutting into duct work when a dust collector was being installed and said a welding torch may have ignited manganese dust. Fire Chief Tuha cek described a mid-afternoon call, a later explosion, and multiple entries by crews before the catastrophe.
Evelyn Merkle hosts a bridal shower for Sonya Hebets with classmates sharing reminiscences and gifts. Local moves greet residents, births are announced, and a Republican picnic draws Spartansburg residents as Raymond Shaffer speaks. Mexico announces Little Olympics schedule for October 12 to 24 with the United States among 17 entrants.
Funeral service for Louise Hogenboom was held at 1 p m at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with Rev Tunis Miersma presiding. Choir members Irma TenHaken and Howard Legters sang Nearer My God To Thee as Irma Tenhuisen accompanied on organ. Bearers included Norman Te Croney Harold TenHaken Albert Wiggers Phillip Ruslink Marvin Ruslink and Paul Wiggers. Attendees came from Union City Corry Youngsville Jamestown Fulton N Y and nearby areas.
Hollywood AP reports Batman sidekick Robin, actor Burt Ward, and his wife Bonney welcomed their first child in Pocatello Idaho on July 19 1965 The baby weighed seven pounds four ounces at birth and the wife’s name was not yet disclosed
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