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Readable fragments report a 9 p.m. event at 9119.8 Stone Street. Details are unclear but indicate a show or gathering labeled mirrors.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
1
Readable fragments report a 9 p.m. event at 9119.8 Stone Street. Details are unclear but indicate a show or gathering labeled mirrors.
An itemized record notes a sink event where an owl appears among a list including 0124 IDEAS 150 and Columbia S SUPPLY. Financial figures show costs such as $10.50 and $28.85. Details include references to FIRE and Diet STS with partial codes like 3E DE 6t21 mirror.
Fragmentary notice mentions bids for iron and aluminum items, a house sale, and auction actions. It references numbers like 6120 and 6124, locations near Corbin Street, and phone 665-3652. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece indicates a scheduled sale with required certification and bid deadlines.
Corry ranked high in Pennsylvania United Fund results, with an 18 percent increase this year, placing it in the state top 10 for the 1966 honor roll by percent increase and ninth by percent over goal. The city raised 88,241 dollars against an 83,500 goal, one of 50 cities to meet or exceed goals.
In Da Nang Vietnam a Navy surgeon pulled a live M79 grenade from the throat of a Marine private after a five hour operation. The weapon lodged in the jaw and tongue. it was removed and later exploded by demolition experts. The 20 year old patient is reported in stable condition.
Buel Ray Wortham Jr of North Little Rock Arkansas and Craddock M Gilmour Jr of Salt Lake City Utah were found guilty of currency violations in Leningrad. Wortham also faced a theft charge for stealing a bear statue and received a three year term. Gilmour was fined 1000 rubles. The two terms run concurrently.
Mrs. Kennedy and Look magazine near an agreement on demands to exclude personal recollections in The Death of a President by William Manchester. Negotiations aim to settle the case out of court before Thursday’s court appearance.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Development Authority tentatively approved 11 loans totaling 6,901,841, promising 11,979 new jobs and 12 million dollars in annual payroll. Chairman John K. Tabor touted the program as a top US job creator.
Planetarium director Arthur L. Draper explains winter starts astronomically at 2 29 a m tomorrow with the solstice, the shortest day and longest night, while noon sun is at its lowest point. in the Southern Hemisphere it marks the start of summer.
United Nations delegates viewed the 21st General Assembly as productive with notable gains. The US and the Soviet Union backed the space treaty banning war in orbit and praised achievements including disarmament and human rights. U Thant’s reappointment topped the list of accomplishments, while Albania offered a sharper counterpoint.
U S officials report Viet Cong bond drives and taxes expand to fund the war. The AID study says 40 percent of the Viet Cong budget comes from bonds, another 40 percent from road block taxes, with 20 percent from outside South Vietnam. Family bond payments run 7 000 to 10 000 piasters.
The U S Air Force released a Saigon photograph showing a delta wing Soviet design MIG21 over Hanoi and notes reports of MIG17s and MIG21s in North Vietnam airspace. The MIG21 carries two air to air missiles and can mount a 30 millimeter cannon.
U S Marines clash with Viet Cong about 15 miles south of the DMZ as B 52 bombers strike troops just north of the buffer zone. U S forces report 54 enemy killed and four captured, with lighter Marine casualties. Westmoreland urges continued aid to peace as operations resume after Christmas.
In Belgrade the Yugoslav government apologized for the attack on the American consulate in Zagreb and pledged to cover damages. Demonstrators in Zagreb vandalized the building amid anti Vietnam protests. In Chicago five or six youths broke a glass door and three windows of the Yugoslav consulate in retaliation. No injuries reported.
Meadville Area Industrial Commission projects two loans among 11 approved by the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority. A $3.1 million loan will fund a Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co facility to create 460 jobs and pay $4.259 million in grants. A $384,576 loan funds an industrial park.
Landowners along the west end sewer project and North Center street sewer will receive assessments after year start. Paving assessments lag due to curb work to begin next spring. Sewer assessments run about 4.25 dollars per linear foot, higher than some earlier jobs but lower than others. City engineer David Johnson notes the figure is an approximation. Council completes sewer project payments but will delay paving until curbs are installed.
Police say two motorists escaped injury after a three car collision on Route 4 two miles north of Union City yesterday afternoon at 4:05. Harold W. Rhodes, 24, failed to stop his truck, rear ending Phyllis D. Lowe, 40, who was southbound on Route 8. Lowe’s car pushed into a parked vehicle owned by Howard and Scot, 48, in Union City. Property damage totaled 600 dollars with 300 to Rhodes truck, 300 to Lowe car, and 50 to the Scott auto. charges pending.
Rep Lionel Van Deerlin says indications exist that House leaders will not block his plan to challenge Rep Adam Clayton Powell for a seat in the new Congress. Powell, Harlem Democrat, has faced contempt and tax-related legal troubles from a New York court.
An Allegheny County jury convicted 10 of 13 men charged with rape in the mass assault of an 18 year old Beaver County girl near Leetsdale along the Ohio River. Three defendants were acquitted. several sentences varied including a 131 day term for Clifford R Stone Jr. and fornication indecent assault convictions for others. A taxi driver Stephen F Butala, 73, of Sharon was killed when a cab struck him near the Anderson Taxi Line garage.
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