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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
6
The Corry area notes a city council meeting to name a new police chief, plus post office holiday hours and Bradford United Fund progress. Local incidents include a purse theft, hose theft, a car crash injuring two, a toboggan injuries, and new trooper Basile joining the force. Weather outlook predicts above normal temperatures, light snow midweek, then chill late week.
Milwaukee residents rejoiced as Crickets the parrot came home after two days of attempts by firemen and volunteers to pluck him from a tension wire. Mrs Laughlin said the bird looks tired but fine though not talking yet. The 16 year old Mexican yellowhead fled December 9 and was captured by three youths in an orchard. He will resume a regular diet of half a cheese and sausage pizza daily.
The storm coats the Great Lakes with new snow as Chicago records two inches. From Florida to the West, cold rains and subzero readings persist while Chinooks move from Wyoming into Montana. Adirondack foothills endure the heaviest snow with up to 25 inches in Highmount, and much of the East sees snowfall totals from 12 to 15 inches.
New York AP report notes Republican panel accusing big city machines of surrendering to criminals. Detroit Detroit Mayor Cavanagh aide calls claim absurd. Boston Boston Mayor Collins counters with intensified anti crime drive. Los Angeles San Francisco officials say areas to stay away or nonpartisan charter keep claims inapplicable.
De Gaulle calls for an end to military integration among the 15 nations and warns that France may bow out by 1969 if basic changes are not made. He outlines concrete NATO reforms as a key item on his agenda, expected early in 1966.
Jean Medecin 75 long serving Nice mayor since 1928 and a one time French presidential candidate died Saturday in Nice France. The report notes his long political career and influence in the city.
Fanfani's letter to Johnson meets U.S. response via Rusk with no reply yet from Hanoi as pressure for cease-fire grows. Vatican appeals for a Christmas pause and negotiations, while U.S. commanders seek to pursue talks without new hostilities if feasible.
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