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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Carl Cum but lacks readable event, place, or date details to summarize into a proper news item. The readable portion provides insufficient context to establish a factual summary or identify the involved organizations or outcomes.
Harrisburg AP The director of the State Milk Control Commission Bureau of Accounts and Statistics testified as the first witness in a suit to permanently block a Scranton area dairy chain Louden Hill Farms from selling milk below commission minimums.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy served summons on Look magazine and Harper & Row to block publication of Death of a President by William Manchester. Look plans to serialize, with editor William Attwood confirming receipt. publication had been advanced to April for revisions.
Utica AP reports 22 year old Tom Michaels wins a 3A hardship deferment after arguing his wife Mary’s kidney failure requires his presence at home. The couple face $3600 hospital bills and seek a $6000 kidney machine to treat her at home, while Michaels had been reclassified to 1A.
The first foreign exchange student for Rotary arrives at Corry Area High School in January. Vicki Hambling 16 from Geelong Australia will live with local families during her stay and attends activities at the school while planning a career in missionary work or nursing.
Lester Maddox speaks after a Supreme Court ruling allows the Georgia Legislature to choose the governor. Maddox and GOP rival Howard Callaway failed to win a majority in November’s general election while they spoke in Athens, Georgia, at a legislative conference.
Glenn L. Bowers the executive director of the commission said the state had good weather on Monday and favorable conditions on Tuesday over most areas, so the regular antlered deer season will not be extended in any area.
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI accepted resignations of two U S archbishops for health reasons. Edward Howard of Portland and John Mark Gannon of Erie step down. Robert Joseph Dwyer to replace Portland and John F Whealon named as Erie’s new bishop.
The board of The Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Company in Titusville and the directors of the National Bank of Union City voted unanimously to recommend merger approval by their stockholders. Each bank schedules its annual meeting for January 10 1967. If approved by stockholders and regulators the merger could occur in March 1967 expanding offices from six to eight.
President Johnson says federal spending will be trimmed by 5.3 billion in long term programs and 1.0 to 1.0? billion in immediate outlays through July 1. Officials note most savings are deferrals into fiscal 1968 and will not substantially shrink the current deficit.
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby, 55, faces cancer treated with chemotherapy as survival hope, instead of surgery due to metastasis. Doctors note a second cancer in the pleura and malignant fluid. trial for murder of Oswald may be delayed or affected by his condition.
Washington authorities arrested 16 year old David Day in the strangulation and shooting death of 55 year old Margaret Van Kirk at her farm home. District Attorney Harold Fergus said Day would be arraigned later today. Van Kirk was found dead with a bait around her neck and bullet wounds. her husband Daniel was at work during the slaying.
Four armed men robbed a Meadville service station shortly before 2:30 a m taking 224 dollars from the cash register. Attendant Richard S. Gillett 21 was locked in the trunk and later released on a Vernon Township dirt road. Suspects fled in a late model bright red Pontiac LeMans with Pennsylvania plates. police search ongoing.
Sherman Cohen of Scottdale faces a permanent restraining order after his wife Evelyn Cohen, 44, who has multiple sclerosis, accuses him of seeking divorce to escape caregiving. The divorce filing, tied to Juarez Mexico, lacks funds and health to contest, while the court limits Cohen from pursuing the action.
A two day Pittsburgh hearing on Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania seeking a 23 percent rate increase and a periodic adjustment system concluded with virtually no opposition. Support came from hospital officials physicians and a labor leader while Allegheny County and Pittsburgh solicitors sought state controls on future adjustments. If approved Blue Cross would implement a rating system with ceilings and allow annual rate changes based on group usage. The sole opposition came from State Rep. C Schmitt who urged hospital efficiency to curb costs.
Communist authorities charged U S planes attacked Hanoi for a second time in two days. U S officials offered no confirmation while noting no immediate flight reports. Tass in Moscow claimed a one and half hour raid with Red River banks hit.
Gary Olszewski, 15, was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Roland Triplett, 51. The sentencing is set for 9:30 a.m. Friday, with a possible 10 to 20 year term and parole eligibility after seven years. The judge cited the youth’s emotional instability and alcohol use as factors. Actor succumbs. Charles Watts, 80, dies of cancer.
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