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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1966

Page

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Stormy Anti War Hearings Near End

Washington AP The House Un American Activities Committee nears conclusion of its stormy probe into groups opposing U S involvement in Vietnam Five witnesses remain without counsel after Kinoy expulsion and more are ready to testify on curbing anti war activity Two witnesses walked out Wednesday and Kinoy vows to sue Pool Rutgers professor Kinoy pleads innocent in D C court as case recessed until today Continued on Page Four

Washington House Committee On UN Ben Anton Joe R. Pool D-Tex Walter D. Teague I Allen M. Krebs New York Kinoy Pool Teague Krebs Rutgers University District of Columbia Court of General Sessions Howard H. Greene

New Blood 280000 Draft Calls Seen for Next Spring

Pentagon plans indicate 210000 to 280000 men may be inducted Sept through Feb or Apr as McNamara cites average monthly calls of 35000 for six to eight months. The rise follows Vietnam buildup and troop turnover with July through October calls climbing from 28500 to 46200, and September revised up by 6000.

Washington Pentagon Defense Robert S. McNamara Senate Defense Appropriations

Philadelphia man nabbed for threats to president and Scranton

Leonard Fairorth 26, an H D Health Department investigator, was indicted on 27 counts including threatening to kill the President and injuring Gov. Scranton and his wife. FBI said he sent obscene letters to Luci Johnson Nugent and others. He was held on 50000 bail.

Philadelphia Federal Bureau of Investigation Johnson Luci William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Mary Joe D. Jamieson FBI Leonard Fairorth Health Department Fairorth U.S. Dist Alfred Luongo Luongo Faiforth Department of Justice Washington Falforth U.S Edward Furia Norman Oshtry Furia Shane Creamer

Monster shaped sighting shifts to Edinboro area

Edinboro based Committee on UFOs chair Brett Rutherford reports a six foot creature near Edinboro Lake after a Jamestown girl described a shapeless figure approaching her car following a near by UFO landing. Rutherford says witnesses’ names will be released after committee evaluation.

Isdinboro Presque Isle Erie Edinboro Committee of Ufos Brett Rutherford Committee On Ufos Edinboro Lake Rutherford Jamestown

Doctors Raise Fees Up To Threefold Since Medicare

New York physicians and health insurance officials say doctors have raised fees for some patients age 65 and over by as much as 300 percent since Medicare began on July 1. The increases target long standing or financially strained patients, with some offices eliminating discounts to treat government payments as full.

New York Ums Medicare George Mimler Manhattan

Youth, 12, Hit By Go Cart in Accident

At a West Columbus home yesterday about 11 30 a.m. several boys rode a go cart. James Sharrow Jr age 12 stepped in front of the vehicle thinking it would stop and was struck. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital and admitted with two fractures of the right leg.

George Hagger West Columbus Avenue Extension James Sharrow Jr James Sharrow Sr R. D Corry

Color Him Eager Color Him Eager

Five year old James Wells of Newport Rhode Island pressed his cheek against a barricade as he held a gag in his hand during a safety drill.

James Wells Newport, RI

Word to pass on paregoric ban in Pennsylvania

Corry pharmacists learned through the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association newsletter that paregoric can no longer be bought without a prescription in Pennsylvania since July 1. The State Health Department failed to notify druggists or key officials about the change, leaving many unaware until this alert reached them.

Corry Pennsylvania State Health Department Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association Corry Pharmacists

Corry Resident Leaves 383400 Estate Value

The will filed in Erie County Court shows the estate of John A. Blatt valued at 383400. Blatt, who died May 4, was a one third partner in Blatt Brothers Theatre Corp. and the Corry Cable Company, with personal holdings totaling the stated amount.

Corry Theatre Chain Erie County John A Jake) Blatt

Union Confident Machinists Will Vote Yes in Strike Ending

Union leaders predicted a yes vote by about 35 000 machinists on the contract offering a 56 cent hourly raise over three years and a cost of living escalator. Executives of locals in Washington Miami Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Seattle Pittsburgh Denver Atlanta and New York backed ratification while pockets of opposition existed in New York and Los Angeles. Flight resumption could begin Saturday with normal service by next week as Congress weighs a back-to-work bill.

Washington P. IL. (Roy) Siemiller Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Eastern National Northwest Trans World United White House Congress Siemiller Afl-Cio George Meany Miami Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Seattle Pittsburgh Denver Atlanta New York Los Angeles San Francisco Thee Joseph W. Bowman

Johnson Starts Whirlwind Trip Through New York and Canada

President Johnson opens a fast moving three day tour hitting five states and Canada to meet Prime Minister Pearson. He outlines domestic issues including medical care for the aged and education, and visits Lake Erie pollution projects aboard a Coast Guard cutter. The Interior Department approves Rand Development Corp plan for a new lakefront filter system at Buffalo to curb raw discharges.

Buffalo N.Y Johnson New York New England Great Lakes Canada Lester B. Pearson Coast Guard Lake Erie Cleveland Toledo United States Interior Department Rand Development Corp Suffalo

Police Seek Drivers In Two Incidents

City police investigate two cases as a tan or brown car hits 12 year old Cheryl Grove while crossing South Center Street at Main yesterday at 12 45 pm. The signal was red for northbound traffic and the driver left the scene after checking on the girl.

Cheryl Grove Rey James Grove Maple Avenue South Center Street Main Street Grove Page Four

Dams at Union City Muddy Creek Woodcock Creek to flood control plan

Rep. Joseph Vigorito said the French Creek project includes three dams at Union City Muddy Creek and Woodcock Creek. Union City will be detention type with no permanent pool so no recreation. Woodcock will have a permanent pool and sizable recreation facilities. The plan also calls for land purchases and a summer lake of 100 to 200 acres for Woodcock Creek reservoir.

Union City Muddy Creek Woodcock Creek Joseph Vigorito Washington U.S. Army Corps of Engineers French Creek Vigorito Meadville Erie County Wattsburg Union City Dam Corps of Engineers Woodcock Dam Corps of Engineer

Zoning Win Lets Trailer Owners Move In Glade Township

In Glade Township two mobile home owners, the Kinnisons and the Moores, won a court-backed right to convert their properties into residential dwellings. The Warren County Zoning Board approved substantial additions that will reclassify the structures, with wings, garages, porches, and landscaping, making them non mobile homes while ensuring the plan remains within residential zones. Attorney Phillip Jacobus represented the owners in mandamus proceedings against planning director Robert Peterson, noting time sensitivity ahead of the new school year.

Warren Glade Township County Board of Adjustment A. R. Kinnison Robert Moore Shipman's Eddy Warren County Robert Peterson Adjustment Board Kinnisons Moorea Peterson Phillip Jacobus Kane Planning Commission Jacobins

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