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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
6
The Journal will skip Monday due to the New Year holiday. publication resumes Tuesday. Corry resident Paul Chase was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for a fractured leg from a fall and transported by Corry Ambulance Service.
Secretary of Defense McNamara says on-site inspections remain necessary even as U S underground detection improves. MIT professor Jack Ruina notes significant advances but warns low yield tests could still evade seismic detection, with potential 4 Richter identifications mentioned. A Pittsburgh crash kills a passenger.
Coast Guard crews report the 10 000 ton Lib erty ship Georgia under tow after sailing in heavy seas east of New York. Rescue craft airlift eight survivors from the Petrel and Cotswold while two crewmen are hospitalized.
The stillborn daughter of excommunicated priest The Rev Anthony Girandola was refused a Catholic burial. Cemetery officials cited Canon Law and church policy though the father said the child was baptized. Girandola, 40, was excommunicated in 1965 after marriage and had announced plans to house married priests in St Petersburg.
A married priest faced church sanctions after a ruling barred his burial due to excommunication. He claimed the ban was a personal punishment and argued the church law against burial for notorious sinners or excommunicated individuals.
Mayor William A. Peiffer and council members Gerald Staples Russell Brant and Dorr Clark voted four to one in favor of both ordinances. Downey supports mandatory garbage collection but opposes funding from tax dollars. The 1967 budget proposes a 2.5 mill property tax increase intended to back the service.
A hearing is scheduled for Tuesday for two Butler County jail inmates charged with attempting to break out and guard Duard Carlson accused of supplying liquor. Carlson, 40, arraigned yesterday, faces joint hearing with Dale E. Vinroe 25 and Donald Rearick 25, both Butler men charged with prison breach. Vinroe escaped and was recaptured hours later while Rearick was stopped by a guard and a prisoner.
Civil Service Commission to fill the term of Robert G. Tunnel. Municipal Authority to fill Victor Orn’s vacancy. City Parking Authority terms of Barney Bennett and John Rossbacher expire, vacancies to be filled. City Recreation Board term of Leo Hooks expires with possible re election or new appointee.
The city plans a 1967 expenditure of about 401 220 dollars up from 318 218 this year. The increase comes from a 2.5 mill property tax rise and a newly levied occupational privilege tax.
Tokyo reports say the claim of guided nuclear weapons was a single sentence in a long dispatch from New China News Agency. Observers doubt China has an arsenal or hydrogen warheads and note no broad publicity accompanied the statement.
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