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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
7
The article notes readiness to engage in talks and the potential to manage pathways to peace. It highlights the administration of the era urging navigation through de escalate tensions and resumption of diplomacy. The piece references key political actors and the overall aim of returning to stable relations.
The U S Navy has grounded Max Conrad plans to fly around the world pole to pole in a small airplane. Navy cites Antarctic Deep Freeze operations, severe weather, and limited rescue facilities as reasons. Conrad prepared to depart Lock Haven Pennsylvania, awaiting favorable conditions and official recognition of records.
Trend Radio Inc. gains approval to build an ultra high frequency TV station on Channel 6 in Jamestown. The company will pay James Broadcasting $40,151 for seeking the channel and for the antenna site near Hunt Road and Southwest Drive in Ellicott. James Broadcasting withdraws its TV station application as part of the deal.
Evelyn Meride reports Clarence Smith urged Grange members to pay 1967 fire insurance assessments to him in person at Mrs. Robert Blankenfield’s home. The column notes the Sparta Grange met January 28 with Verna Scouten elected secretary. upcoming February 11 day meeting with a dues paying dinner. Dennis Sherlock turned 12 on January 31. Junior High boys won at Corry. birthday supper celebrated.
The State Health Department orders 50 000 balloons to promote its vaccination program and a coloring book to accompany immunization outreach. An afternoon open meeting with a special program will offer guidance. attendees are asked to bring a tureen and their own table service for the dinner.
Funeral services for Harry M. Leid were held at Spitzer s Funeral Home in Clymer yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Roger Winn officiating. Burial was made in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Bearers were Charles Deist, Clifford Aikens Sr, Clifford Aikens Jr, Cornelius Beckerink, Edward Grden, Rue Button. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leid of Westfield, Mr. and Mrs. Halstead Skinner of Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garfield and family of Jamestown. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There.
Meadville faces a sharp recruiting gap as only one applicant from the January ad passed the Civil Service test leaving no qualified candidates for current vacancies. Chief John Holt blames the draft and high local employment for reducing potential applicants while noting Erie’s Ohio State Police success in gaining recruits. Meadville patrolmen start at 4,944 annually, rising to 5,004 after six months and 5,100 after one year, plus Civil Service and city employee benefits.
The FCC in Washington proposed phasing out unlicensed 27 megacycle walkie talkies used by millions. The plans would reserve those channels for licensed citizens band gear after a grace period. A new 99 to 50 megacycle band would be opened for unlicensed devices, requiring new equipment and enforcement challenges.
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