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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1967
Page
4
Local rate ad copy details line pricing and noon cutoffs for publication. Notices include a Bowling meeting at the VFW on Monday August 28 at 8 p.m. and various retail specials from Turben's Auto Service and Karen's Gift Shop with hosiery sales and back to school offers.
At The Hospital Report as of a.m. lists admissions including Mrs. David Stine Columbus Mrs. John Kornikoski 424 Wayne St Mrs. Merle Malek 45 North Center St Richard Linebaugh Clymer Mrs. Donald Nofziger R D 3 Corry Mrs. Earl Sliker R D 2 Spartansburg. Discharges include Warner McCray Corry Gail Tenpas daughter of Harold Tenpas Clymer Orville Bennett Wattsburg Mrs Norman Cressley R D Spring Creek. Sunday list notes Nora Shaver 116 Lemon St Raymond Mosher R D a Corry Charles Brink 883 East South St Merton Bemis R D 4 Corry Homer Humes Clymer Mrs Jules Auge Niobe NY Mrs Edward Weaver 709 Worth St Gary Simonson 584 Liberty St Mrs Charles Jewell and son Timothy Scott 588 Grand St Mrs Robert Groel and son Robert Glenn 407 Spring St Mrs Clifford Aikens Clymer Mrs Kate Binink Clymer Deceased.
Pitt police discovered a 20 pound powderless aerial fragmentation bomb near the Highland Park Zoo last night. The device had no detonator or main charge but the primer remained intact raising concerns of danger to a child. no source of origin was determined. Separately, the National Professional Soccer League ends its season with Oakland facing Baltimore in a two game final on September 3.
Hong Kong report says Communist Chinese terrorists published a death list naming six anti Communist figures including Paul Tsiu Hong Kong secretary for Chinese Affairs, two legislative councillors, two newspaper executives and a village elders association chairman. The threat cites Lam Bun as the example of execution.
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson planned a wide cabinet shakeup with up to two dozen hirings firings and promotions aimed at signaling no drastic policy shift. Speculation centered on George Brown and James Callaghan retaining posts while ministers Michael Stewart Douglas Jay and Herbert Bowden faced exits amid economic woes and Rhodesia tensions.
The Baltimore Bays lost to Pittsburgh on Sunday in a game marked by a strong performance from the rival. Boost Corry- It’s Good For You is featured as a promotional tagline surrounding the result.
Torrential storms drenched parts of Pennsylvania with up to 3.30 inches in three hours. Two youths died in a flooded drain and pond, while others were rescued or hospitalized as downed trees, power outages, and flooded streets disrupted Philadelphia to Wilmington.
Vienna aims to become a major UN hub competing with Geneva. The city already hosts two UN bodies including IAEA and recently won INDO bids. A Danube Park site on the northern bank will host a new UN center, with $10-$12 million building costs and joint federal and city funding. The first UNIDO staff move is planned later this year.
Forests across the Pacific Northwest saw cooler weather and scattered rain that eased strain on more than 9,000 firefighters. Eight of the ten largest fires remained uncontrolled, but the weather slowed flames and allowed crews to strengthen lines as roughly 120000 acres burned in Idaho Montana British Columbia Washington and Oregon.
The International Atomic Energy Agency will relocate from the Grand Hotel in Vienna to the new U.N. center, establishing its permanent headquarters after accepting Austria's offer last June. UNIDO staff housing will be mostly provided by Vienna's municipality with some higher-priced private apartments. Municipal authorities will be aided by a bank and a building association to solve the housing needs.
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