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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
6
Postmaster R C McLaughlin announced extended hours for stamp and parcel post services at Corry. Beginning tomorrow 8 30 a m to 5 p m with no money order service. Effective Monday hours extend to 6 p m for stamps and parcels and 8 30 a m to 5 p m for money orders.
A State Department spokesman blamed administrative problems at the embarkation point for fluctuating refugee numbers, noting only 504 Cubans were sent this week while the expected 800 to 900 did not depart. Officials described families delaying departures due to military history fears and eligibility uncertainties.
United States spaceflight continues with Gemini 7 in orbit at 17 800 miles per hour for six hours then to stay in space for one or two days awaiting rendezvous. Borman had only two mild sneezes and doctors monitor for cold symptoms while Lovell and crew maintain health, sleep, food, and humor aboard.
The United States turned over an undisclosed number of Northrop FS Freedom Fighter jets to the Sutene Nationalist air force, as part of a military aid program amid regional tensions.
The article notes Mikoyan, turning 70, stepping from the presidency to a Supreme Soviet vice presidency, marking his last Old Bolshevik role. It also reports Podgorny, a powerful Ukrainian, moving from the presidium to chair the Supreme Soviet, continuing a high level leadership trajectory in the Soviet government.
In Albuquerque two gorillas costing $10 000 are taught painting by a superintendent. The zoo hopes to produce works for an upcoming sale to fund animal expenses and improve care.
Ashtabula Ohio officials transfer dispute to juvenile court after 12 children from four families tied to the Jesus Only Pentecostal Church refuse gym and health classes, citing religious objections. Students suspended three times. district cites state law requiring physical education for graduation.
Two Montana women, widows of men killed when a Kullberg Drilling Co. plane crashed near Monroeville in 1961, reach a total settlement of 75000 in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court. Mrs. C. R. Linbarger receives 40000 and Mrs. Rita Severson 35000. the defendant is Kullberg Drilling Co. of Chicago.
Miss Henrietta McKinsey, board president, says the board unanimously supported Dr Beltler and other school officials. Juvenile Court Jt Calvin Hutchins notes students voiced objections and cases were called until all heard. City leaders say a standard is needed and warn that excluding reading could prompt protests over history classes. Since physical education is a state requirement, the issue will be left to the court.
Maria Veroni Cooper daughter of the late Gary Cooper will wed pianist Byron Janis next spring. Her mother Mrs John M Converse of Manhattan and Southampton announced the engagement yesterday.
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