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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
3
The readable fragments show names and numbers amid garbled text. Key entities are unclear while no complete event or action emerges. the piece seems to be a partial public notice or column note with missing context.
Fragmentary letters discuss relations with Dr. Nowe, noting requests for medical guidance and possible acknowledgments. Readable portions reference patient care, administrative matters, and a request for replies to be sent to a designated office. The text hints at ongoing correspondence within a local medical community.
The Federal Communications Commission, at the Justice Department's request, orders a delay in the ABC AT&T merger amid antitrust concerns. FCC gives Feb 23 for ABC and AT&T to present favorable evidence while setting March 6 as the final evidence deadline. The action follows a tardy objection from the Justice Department and medians the merged firm would be among the nation’s 20 largest asset holders.
The Erie County Hospital at Fairview led December dairy production with an average 1,301 pounds of milk and 50 pounds of butterfat per herd. John H. Johnson of Waterford and Harold Swift of Edinboro followed, while Baxter of Albion owned the top milk cows. Yearly totals show County Hospital averaging 23,315 pounds of milk and 775 butterfat, and 18,003 pounds and 77 butterfat for Baxter. A separate note mentions Jimmy Durante and Casey Stengel being honored at a Catholic Youth dinner in New York.
Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Bonn to meet Chancellor Kiesinger and Foreign Minister Brandt and discuss West Germany’s possible part in a Southeast Asian settlement. He said any country not directly involved could contribute, with no single group limited. He flew in from Paris after discussions with de Gaulle and other leaders.
Miss Madison recounts being told to take medical leave in June 1964 after a Board of Education report deemed her emotionally unfit. She refused leave, salary was stopped, then a State Supreme Court in 1965 voided the leave and ordered back pay. the board now appeals the ruling while she remains at home pending the outcome.
At the Erie Motor Club meeting Frauenheim urged about 100 guests to oppose President Johnsons 51.1 billion cut in highway funds calling the action arbitrary He noted Pennsylvania was originally allocated over 205 million for the year but funding was reduced to 153 million with Clarrence Pulling W W Waterhouse and Mayor William Peiffer present.
Judge Lipsitt dismissed appeals by the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County challenging the August milk price order while upholding its legality. He also rejected a challenge by Henry P. Otto and upheld the Sept. 27 order. The case notes that the April order remains distinct, with several thousand consumers and unions challenging it. Final arguments in the Louden Hill and Lily Penn case proceed in Commonwealth Court Friday.
NASA deputy administrator Dr. Robert C. Seamans and a review board met at Cape Kennedy to examine an interim report on the fatal Apollo 1 fire during a launch pad test. Investigators consider dismantling both the destroyed capsule and its duplicate to compare parts for clues.
A Corry resident extols the town and its people while thanking Civil Air Patrol Cadet David Carnille for helping with a car stall. The letter lauds public spirit and the town’s bright future, praising Corry’s youth and potential as a Pennsylvania tourist draw.
The House Armed Services committee named Rep. Samuel Stratton and Rep. Durward Hall to a two member subcommittee to investigate the Cape Kennedy fire and a San Antonio oxygen blaze that killed two airmen. They will fly to Cape Kennedy, then the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston and the School of Aerospace Medicine in San Antonio.
Gov. Shafer announces cabinet cuts totaling 16.5 million from earlier requests. Mines and Minerals slashed 2.9 million from 10.3 million. Justice cut about 1.2 million, with most reductions in the Bureau of Corrections. Shafer plans to submit the full budget in late March amid a parallel tax study. In Dallas, a spider monkey birth sparks confusion as two infants’ parentage and identities are questioned after a mating incident.
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