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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
4
Local 629 invites members and families to a picnic at Hemlock Lakes Park on August 19. Dinner served from 1 to 3, with games prizes and refreshments. Ad notes line rate 25 cents per line and noon day-of publication deadline.
Corry leaders call Pennsylvania to ease annexation hurdles for third class cities and urge state mandates plus aid. They argue current law lacks authority for contracting services like ambulances and taxes will rise if cities must comply. The council laments easy state rulemaking and proposes regional policy action.
On Friday night from 5 to 7 Moose Lodge hosts an all you can eat fish fry with adults at 1.25 and children at 0.75. The event promises fast service followed by a rock and roll performance by the Fabulous Faze Uv from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Corry Motor Lodge 2018 GQRR Att.
About 9,000 Pennsylvania National Guardsmen undergo two weeks of summer training as drill numbers are reduced from 56 to 48. The 28th Infantry Division stresses riot control during encampment with a 22 hour training package for mock riots in barracks simulating a city.
Hearings on Congress and White House roles in foreign affairs may turn into a critique of U S Vietnam policy. Secretary Katzenbach defends the Johnson administration while Senator Fulbright questions congressional authority and potential need for explicit approval for overseas commitments.
Hospital administrators propose adding a room under the patio measuring about 18 by 30 feet at an estimated 4500 to 5000 dollars. The board will seek a solid figure today and may proceed once approved. Completion is targeted for September next year. Two Oregon men patent a device to stop car theft by requiring key removal to turn off the ignition.
A Do Not Litter sign near a subway entrance was buried beneath about two feet of rubbish, highlighting neglect of public instruction and safety warnings in the area. Police and city workers may investigate and clear the debris.
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