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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1966
Page
3
A fragmented report notes a Nor woman performing on stage to boost morale during wartime. The piece hints at a local troupe bringing cheer to civilians and soldiers, with emphasis on resilience and communal support. Further readable details remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an office and duties with unclear phrasing. The readable portion references an advertisement and general office activities but lacks concrete names, dates, or places to confirm a specific event or outcome.
David W. Craig heads Pittsburgh police for a middle course in crime news. He says as a public agency they will balance openness with responsibility, releasing arrest identities and charges and the circumstances, but not whether statements were made. Conviction records remain public on request.
Cleveland Ohio welfare workers enter a seventh day strike with 400 of 1500 employees continuing after rejecting a proposal to return to work during talks. Negotiations between county commissioners and Local 1746 AFL-CIO resume, with issues including higher pay and a nondiscrimination pledge. Welfare Director Eugene F Burns led the county’s negotiating team.
Washington reports tight money easing rapidly while mortgage rates remain the highest on record. The Fed ends a September lending restriction, signaling potential further easing next year as credit conditions improve and home loan funds become more available. Secretary Connor forecasts easier credit in 1987 with lighter home building.
The Christmas weekend saw 584 deaths nationwide over three days as driver education police patrols and weather aided safety. Idaho, Alaska, Nebraska, Delaware and Rhode Island reported no traffic deaths. California and Texas counts rose slightly while Ohio and New York fell.
Philadelphia's Metropolitan Hospital welcomed Michael Maiorano, weighing 15 pounds at birth, the largest on record there. He is the fourth child of Marlene and Richard Maiorano. the mother notes that big babies run in the family. Kathleen, their previous child, weighed 10 pounds 6 ounces at birth.
Salisbury described an unmanned U.S. Ryan Firebee reconnaissance drone shot down over Hanoi on Christmas Day. The craft, about 18 feet wingspan, was said to be at one mile altitude when downed near the rail line to Red China. Press escorted to wreckage. route over Paul Doumer Bridge noted bombings on December 14 hit approaches and residential areas.
In Warren Ohio the coroner expected a ruling of murder death by own action in the deaths of 37 year old Newton Falls man William A Janus and his girlfriend Miss Marlene Bunce 26 both found dead after a motel shooting and a shallow grave body. West Virginia police noted Janus left a note but contents not released as bullets and blood evidence are tested to link the pair to a single weapon and confirm Bunce’s blood in the car trunk. Bunce was missing since December 23 and her bloodstained car was found Christmas morning six miles from the body site.
Salisbury recalls bombs falling along the railroad, noting many nearby apartment houses were repeatedly blasted out as the blasts continued.
Los Angeles AP Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler dismissed the marijuana possession case against actor Peter Fonda and co defendant John Robischon in the interest of justice after a prior jury could not reach a verdict. Earlier this month John B. Haeberlin I was convicted and Steven Alsberg was acquitted.
Clark an FAA veteran of seven years aided a distressed aircraft after it emerged from clouds. A second pilot volunteered to assist and, guided by radar, helped locate the plane. After initial evaluation, Erie was considered but strong winds and low fuel sent the craft to Bradford where it landed safely. Clark resides in Elyria with his wife Sandra Ferry and two sons.
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