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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
7
A group of seven lunar space researchers, led by Amer, plan coordinated air and space tests. The project aims to advance lunar exploration with a series of launches and instruments designed to study lunar environment and mission feasibility.
University of Pennsylvania rejects claims from professor Gabriel Kolko that the Institute for Cooperative Research runs a spy school and develops chemical warfare techniques. Penn says the institute focuses on defense, chemical and biological defense implications, and flood-proof research.
Ends training of Seaman Apprentice Jay M. Jackson USCG son of Utah T. Jackson of 36 West Columbus Ave after eight weeks of intensive recruit training at Cape May New Jersey. He learned boatmanship visual signaling infantry drill personal hygiene Coast Guard history and traditions seamanship military and citizenship basics under veteran petty officers.
Rob ert Rossney an 18 year old from Ridley Park Pa place runnerup in the 15th annual National Jaycee Teenage Safe Driving Road E O with 872 of 1000 points earning a 1500 scholarship. Terry Don Hall the 18 year old from Deland Fla won with 88 points and a 2000 scholarship plus a 1967 convertible. Third went to Paul Tschida 18 of Bloomington Minn with 868 points and 1000 scholarship.
William A Lightheart, 91, who has owned Boulder Island near Vancouver North Carolina for about 70 years, laments the loss of a 2½ ton granite boulder missing from the island. Neighbor Mrs. Thomas Anderson joins in pleading for its return, saying it was a favorite landmark and part of the island’s value.
Pierce, an ordained Baptist minister turned doctor of theology, founded World Vision after a life changing moment in a Chinese hospital. The California group has funded schools, orphanages, and hospitals across 18 nations and now heads projects in Saigon Viet Nam including a dormitory school and administration building for 800 Vietnamese children with plans for another rural school to educate 600 more.
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Edward Griffiths permanently enjoined bloodless bullfighting, ruling that Pennsylvania law prohibits bullfighting of any kind. Humane societies argued bulls are teased and taunted. Bravo Inc. and sponsor lawyers plan to appeal the decision.
Burglars loot the Squirrel Hill home of theater owner Ernest A Stern in Pittsburgh stealing 15000 dollars in diamond jewelry. Ike Eisenhower proposes one year military training for all youths in a telegram to the Pennsylvania Republican Platform Committee. He calls for law respec and crime prevention through school programs from kindergarten onward. Police say burglars used a ladder to reach a second floor bedroom during a party for 15 guests on the first floor.
Philadelphia AP report details James Rogers Jr who earned 46.07 and mailed a 52 cent wage tax payment that was altered to 52 dollars. City officials probe by Robert Rotman and investigators seek explanation while considering possible mail and banking error. The piece also notes a separate Aluminum Company of America expansion at its Richmond Indiana plant employing about 850 people.
Evelyn Merkle Jr. and Mrs. Robert Orms ree and six children return from a California vacation. Meadville YFC and CBM groups plan a Kiwanis campsite picnic with sports, swimming, and an outdoor rally featuring Rev. Arthur Woods. Also: Rev. Rettgers to speak at First Baptist August 1, and a wedding cake of family visits in Spartansburg. Red Cross Bloodmobile to Titusville August 16. Spartettes to perform during Sidewalk Days August 16. Voter registration in Spartansburg August 16. Ed Staskiewicz hospital update. Regional news: Galina Korchaknova leads Russia in World Aerobatic Championships. USA 6th in men's team.
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