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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1967
Page
6
A fragment from Corry details injuries to Julie Burkhart 1 and Mark Stanbro 5 after household accidents. The Jaycees amblyopia clinic screened 52 children with one false positive. Upcoming talks by Rev. Dale Boyer address alcohol problems. Local real estate transfers and lost license plate reported. Two Pennsylvanians killed in Vietnam. A Corry man injured in a highway crash. charges to be filed. John McAndrews dies from burns after house fire.
Mr Perkins 71 died suddenly at home after a long career as an oil well driller. Born January 4 1896 in Marshburg McKean County he served in World War I in Europe. He lived in Limestone New York and Bradford area later years and was a VEW member. Survived by wife Christabel Stokes two brothers and sister. callers invited to Bracken Funeral Home with services Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Ivan Hunsberger officiating. Burial in Sanford Cemetery.
Miss Cullen 89 of 151 Mott street died last night at Corry Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born September 22, 1878 in VanDalia New York she was a registered nurse with years in Alabama and Louisiana. Survived by niece Mrs Helen Wilson San Luis Obispo and nephew Edward Hopkins Batesville. Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church tomorrow 9 30 a.m preceded by family prayer at 9 a.m. Burial in church cemetery.
State officials defend confidential informants as essential to policing. Rockefeller, since his appointment last August, argues mandating disclosure would cause anarchy and demoralize officers nationwide. Kirby and Davis avoid answering. state police director backs informant anonymity, saying no officer can succeed without confidential informants.
AP reports U S Steel, the nation’s top producer, announced a second price increase within a week, raising galvanized and aluminum coated sheets by 5 a ton while hot rolled stays unchanged. Armco followed with a 5 dollar rise on cold rolled strip and related products, with automotive steel prices in focus as auto makers weigh pass through costs.
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club holds its annual Christmas party at 7:30 pm in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge. Sue Grobholz October Girl of the Month and Darlene Coates November Girl of the Month receive certificates for leadership, scholarship and citizenship. Both seniors at Corry Area High School, Grobholz is active in Student Council NHS and other clubs while Coates participates in Future Teachers of America French Club Girls Athletic Association and cheers.
At the Corry Chapter Red Cross November December session it was announced that transportation and babysitting will aid donors for the December 18 bloodmobile visit. The year’s quota is 279 pints with 55 collected so far, needing 224 more across two visits.
Washington AP conferees reach a compromise antipoverty bill after 11 days of bargaining. Public officials would head Community Action programs while overall funding stays at 1.98 billion for 1962 and 2.18 billion for 1969. Senate action may come late this week, House next week.
Senate conferees raise the authorization above 1.6 billion and add a second year, with actual funding to be appropriated separately and likely lower. The House and Senate also agree on coordinating antipoverty programs and targeting areas with high poor concentrations, viewed by House members as a victory for achieving control of Community Action programs.
Walker warns Pennsylvania faces the most serious financial crisis for Penn State amid chronic uncertainties. Legislative leaders plan to resume tax and budget negotiations in Harrisburg next Monday as state funds tighten.
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