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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
6
Five day forecast for Tuesday through Saturday in Western Pennsylvania calls for temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal with highs around 87 to 38 and lows near 23 to 25. Warmer Tuesday, cooler Thursday with little change afterwards. about a quarter inch of precipitation expected as snow flurries Wednesday and Thursday.
The funeral service for Dr. Paul S. Weed was held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. H Kenyon Leishman and Rev. Paul Bauer officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Bearers were Harley Banks Ross Fehlman Dr Earle Pickup Walter Rath Clarence Wallace and John Williams. Honorary bearers were Dr Merle Amy Dr James Bogden Dr Harrison Curtis Dr George Gould and Dr John Mohr. Visitors included Mrs Harold Greenwood Seattle Wash Dr and Mrs Edwin Cottrell Miss Carol Cottrell and Miss Susan Cottrell West Chester Pa Mr and Mrs Samuel Weed Mr and Mrs Albert Weed Mr and Mrs Ralph Pieper Sr Mrs Bessie Pieper Beverly Pieper Mr and Mrs Walter English and daughters Hazel and Mary Mr and Mrs Ronald Pieper Mrs Frances Zazado Miss Sharon Zazado Mr and Mrs Ralph Pieper Jr Dr Earl Pickup and John Williams all of Union City Also Mr and Mrs Raymond Carroll Richard Carroll Ralph Carroll Rev and Mrs Tyan Shreve Mrs Florence Didion all of North East Keith Steinbaugh Girard Mrs Gladys Smith Eric and Rey and Mrs Paul Bauer Akron Ohio
A British freighter carried 41 survivors from the French tanker Iphigenia after an explosion about 300 miles north of San Juan Puerto Rico. One crew member was killed and two were missing. The Iphigenia was bound from Montreal to Curacao to load. lifeboats were in the water when seen by a U.S. Navy pilot.
In a dispute outlined on page one, J f Kennedy’s era as attorney general is cited for increased use of wiretapping while Hoover argues oversight was minimal. FBI officials defend Kennedy’s stance and say general approval was required for telephone taps only. Augusta Bronner Healy, 85, noted author on juvenile psychology, died in Clearwater, Florida.
The U S Supreme Court upheld James R Hoffa s 1964 conviction for jury tampering ruling that the use of secret informers is not per se unconstitutional Justice Potter Stewart announced a divided decision rejecting Hoffa s constitutional claims Chief Justice Warren dissented Clark and Douglas would have dismissed the appeal White and Portas did not participate
Change brings protest from industry and employers over deductions from paychecks. School Board to discuss tonight. A rural impact adds farmers and farm laborers to taxed groups, a point long doubted. Court tests sided with taxing them, though city may have few to tax. New provision ends annual re enactment and updates state statute. Fuller's contract extension ends 1967.
The Associated Press adopts the one word form Vietnam for the country in dispatches. A Wilmington, North Carolina notice reports five thousand bulbs lighting a 75 foot tall hundred year old oak Christmas tree with a 110 foot limb spread.
The Oswald slaying case continues as Jack Ruby, convicted of the Kennedy assassination, faces a venue change to Wichita Falls. The shooting at Dallas City Hall was televised nationwide. Ruby’s death sentence was set aside two months ago and no date is given, though February was mentioned as a possibility.
Residents blame record snowfalls and heavy rain for high water around the lake. They fear shifting foundations well contamination and erosion. Officials note state limits on lake control and recount Corps plans dropped after local rejection. Jamestown had earlier acknowledged damage starts when gauges hit 1909. A proposed outlet and river dredging were designed to reduce floods. In Clearfield, James Gordon, 71, found dead after disappearing while hunting. authorities say a heart attack caused death.
A California team said on Sunday that Ruby could live a month or five years, pending further tests to locate tumor origins. Doctors emphasized uncertainty until additional imaging and biopsies are completed.
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