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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
3
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President Johnson reads 10 to 15 Viet Nam related letters daily amid a flood of mail since February. A 15 member Civil Service staff processes messages, with aides routing serviceman letters to Popple or Cross for draft replies. Volumes have surged 400 percent since 1961 and 25 percent in the past year.
A single engine plane crashed in a field on the Dennison farm near Ere as Sgt. Richard Peters reports the craft skidded 50 feet tearing riding gear before stopping One crew member reached the Dennison home for help The plane en route from Pittsburgh to Buffalo radioed it could not make it to Bradford Airport and had to land near the state line Two men were hospitalized at WCA Hospital Jamestown James Ralph 2 East Point Ga and Dennis Ray Thompson 24 Hopeville were being treated.
Pittsburgh Mayor Joseph M. Barr rests comfortably after a successful cataract removal operation on his left eye at Mercy Hospital.
Erie reports an unusual tax collection scare as Greene Township tax collector Harry Fosburgh, due to retire in May, was missing for a month. Fosburgh denied leaving the county and said he has opened Tuesdays and Thursdays for 12 years. No further action was scheduled by county commissioners.
Delegates will vote next Tuesday on council candidates as eight retiring or ousted union presidents step down. The AFL CIO marks its tenth anniversary with a younger leadership slate, while Hubert H. Humphrey, Dean Rusk, and a veteran labor secretary remain in focus.
The Inter state Oil Compact Commission urged the federal government to freeze foreign oil imports at current levels over 2 million barrels daily. The 33 state group notes U.S. consumption rising 3.5 to 4 percent yearly and imports at 20 percent of petroleum use. W. Willard Wirtz and Sargent Shriver were set to speak, with Johnson addressing by telephone.
The Barbary Coast venue announces a new amateur topless night expanding its entertainment lineup. The event invites local performers to showcase their acts in a casual club setting.
Six member boards of the Jointure completed reorganizations this week naming a mix of presidents and vice presidents. Corry and Columbus show renewed leadership with each district selecting its Joint Committee reps and alternates.
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