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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
1
Tram and Tank Barrel Oil Anger Eruption
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Lunar Orbiter Aims for Moon Orbit After Test Flight
NASA reports Lunar Orbiter has fired its main engine to correct course and is en route to an egg shaped orbit around the moon. The 850 pound craft plans a Sunday insertion and will capture high quality photographs to help select Apollo landing sites on a 900 mile wide equatorial strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Orbiter
Apollo
Surveyor I
Lunar Orbiter
Surveyor
NE School Board to Refund 2 50 in Tax Snarl
The North East School District will refund 2.50 to taxpayers who paid the 5 per capita school tax after a combined total with the borough reached 12.50 under Act 521. The board says only 2.50 will be refunded to those who paid, while those未未yet payers will owe 2.50. Borough secretary Kenneth Maas notes the borough already levied 7.50 in 1960 and the district will need the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
North Hastian
E. C. Davis
The
Journal Today
Kenneth Maas
Journal
Philadelphia campaign chief resigns for Shapp bid
Philadelphia Development coordinator John J. O'Shea resigns from his 22500 dollar a year post to become Milton Shapp campaign manager. Mayor Tate accepted the resignation and O'Shea plans to start his new job on August 18. In London Commander Charles Ralfe Thompson, 71, Churchill's aide, died Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Churchill
London
Charles Ralfe‘Thompson
Sir Winston Churchill
Price One Pays Fatal Crash Claims Ninth Warren Fatality
Randall Badgery 18 of Jami town dies in a Warren County traffic crash last night, marking the county’s ninth road death this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Randall Badgery
Jamitown
Warren County
Lennon apologizes for remarks on Christianity amid boycotts
John Lennon apologized for remarks about Christianity that sparked boycotts and bonfires across the United States. He said he was misunderstood and deplored the attitude toward Christianity, noting Christianity seems to be shrinking. Paul McCartney echoed the concern as the Beatles arrived for two concerts in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Lennon
United States
Lennon
U.S
England
O'Hare International
Viet Nam Captures Two U.S. Pilots
North Viet Nam announced it had captured two U.S. Air Force pilots from the Hanoi fuel dump raid. Maj. James H. Kasler, 40, described as a leading fighterbomber, and Capt. Wiley Shattuck were reported as captured after Kasler was shot down over North Viet Nam. No word on Shattuck’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
North Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Radio
Mayor Osborn of Greenville Fired Over Prolonged Absence
Greenville Pennsylvania mayor Andrew H Osborne left June 20 for an extended Alaska Canada trip. The seven member borough council, citing two missed consecutive meetings, voted to vacate the mayor's office. Osborne,a funeral director and father of eight, was elected to a second term last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Mercer County
Andrew H. Osborne
Canada
Alaska
Osborne
Mariam
Kendzier
Crash Kills Jamestown Youth 18
An 18-year-old Jamestown boy Randall Badgley was killed when his car ran off the road and struck a utility pole near Sugar Grove. Two other teens in the car Michael Badgley 15 and Clayton Eddy 20 were treated and released at Warren General Hospital. The wreck happened at 10 35 p m and was investigated by Trooper Max Bizzak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jamestown
Warren County
Sugar Grove
Ross E. Bryan
Randall Badgley
Michael Edward Badgley
Clayton Floyd Eddy
Ashville
N. Y
Warren General Hospital
Badgley
Dennigan Hill
Max Bizzak
Warren State
Man shoots seven women at Connecticut gun club cafeteria
In New Haven a man described as a short black suspect opened fire with a .22 pistol at the Winchester Gun Club cafeteria injuring several Winchester company employees. Police shot the gunman, Joseph Davis, who was later taken away by ambulance amid a broader linked investigation into a separate slaying nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Winchester
Winchester Western Division
Olin Mathieson Corp
Olin Mathieson
Joseph Davis
New Haven
March Urged by King Aide for Open Housing Protest
Chicago Negro leaders urged to join a planned march into the Bogan area as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., ill in Jackson, Mississippi, signals support. Police dispute tactics amid white counterprotests and separate demonstrations flare in Detroit and Uptown Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Bogan
Martin Luther King Jr
Jackson
Miss
James Bevel
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
O.W. Wilson
Wilson
SCLC
Uptown Goodfellows
Detroit
East Side
Page Four
Johnsons Head
Texas
Air Force and Navy Hit Haiphong Area as Pilot Rescued
U S Air Force and Navy fliers pressed raids within 14 miles of Haiphong while ground forces in the Central Highlands clashed with Communists. An F8 Crusader from the Oriskany became the week’s first American plane lost in the North. The rescued pilot parachuted into the Gulf of Tonkin and was picked up by a helicopter. Navy planes operated from Oriskany, Constellation, and Roosevelt as 118 missions were flown. In the Da Nang region, Marine units reported light casualties with several Viet Cong strikes and mortar rounds, plus tank action against sampans on the Vu Gin River. North Viet Nam saw intensified coastal infiltration with fuel dumps set ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Oriskany
Constellation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Vu Gin
North
Viet Nam
Panhandle
Whites move from Grenada square after civil rights protest
Heavily armed Mississippi officers patrol Grenada after white hecklers harass marchers. Several hundred lawmen, including 150 highway patrolmen, help maintain order around the town square. AP Wirephoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Grenada
Miss
North Korea declares independence from world Communist movement
North Korea announces its break with its pro-Peking line and asserts no party is superior or guiding. The Rodong Shinmoon reports a purge of members accused of flunkeyism and criticizes both Chinese and Soviet communism, with strongest rebuke toward China. The move signals a major domestic realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Northere
World Communist Movement
Rodong Shinmoon
World Revolution
Car Stolen in Corry, Police Link to New York Barn
A car stolen last night from the lot behind Barney's Firestone Store is traced to a barn in New York state after two youths were seen fleeing near a farm. Mrs. Virginia Albers reported the theft, noting a faulty ignition that starts without a key. Police describe $200 damage and ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
New York State
Virginia Albers
Spartansburg
Barney's
Firestone
Albers
Nichols
Ronald Joy
Joy
Reincarnated Cord Auburn draws Auburn fan Kevin to Tulsa
Kevin Bensink son of Mr and Mrs John Bensink of North Center street visits Tulsa Oklahoma to view the prototype of a revived Auburn Cord car. Glen Pray who revived the old Cord drives the venture and invited Kevin to the December unveiling. The youths friendship with Pray extends to a 14 year old Doug Pray and keeps contact open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyear-ld Corry
Kevin Bensink
John Bensink
North Center Street
Tulsa
Okla
Auburn
Kevin
Glen Pray
Pray
Bensink
Cord
Doug
Prays
North Vietnamese Headquarter Claims Tied to Cambodia
Manila AP reports South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky says allied forces have proof North Vietnamese divisions used Cambodian territory as headquarters. He cites prisoners and photo reconnaissance, admits bombing of innocent villages may have occurred, and says peace talks with Ho Chi Minh require withdrawal of all Communist forces.
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Manila
Nguyen Cao Ky
Cambodia
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
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N. Viet Nam
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Washington
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Johnson City
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Here
Saigon
Navy
Haiphong
Peking
Cosza
N. Vietnamese
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