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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
1
The Bureau of Criminal Investigation Troop E based in Lawrence Park recovered a shattered safe stolen from the Mick and Lindstrom Lumber Company in Spartansburg. Authorities found the safe early today in East Branch.
Front rank economists gathered in Washington to debate if inflation can be curbed by Johnson's tools including tax cuts and wage price guidelines. The event, hosted by the U S Chamber of Commerce, follows January unemployment dropping to 4 percent and Labor Secretary Wirtz predicting 3 percent.
In Avella School District nearly 1,100 students and 78 teachers received hepatitis vaccines today as part of an outbreak response. An Ohio family visiting the district prompted the immunization drive, with officials reporting the effort as successful and aimed at preventing further spread.
State Police reported a bold safecracking attempt at a lumber company last night. The thief opened a window to gain entry, took only a non negotiable check and left cash untouched. The safe vanished and was later found damaged in an East Branch orchard, then moved to a resident's yard before police recovered it.
The Senate Armed Services Committee weighs a $128 billion wartime aid package as critics pledge further pressure on Johnson's Southeast Asia strategy. Senator Hartke warns of renewed bombing while urging accountability and faster approval for defense costs and military assistance.
Franklin Mayor Guy Mammolite proposes a 10 percent occupational privilege tax to boost city revenue by about $50,000 annually. He cites most industrial workers living outside Franklin limits and notes the 1965 budget has little borrowing room with $24,000 left for emergencies.
Fragmentary notes show a campaign gathering labeled the first report meeting. Names and affiliations appear garbled but indicate multiple representatives and a focus on outreach. Further legible details are not given.
U S jet fighters stepped up attacks in North and South Vietnam as ground combat eased. American casualties rose sharply with 89 dead, 499 wounded, and 8 missing in the last week, while Viet Cong caches of rice were found. North Vietnamese tanks seen on the Ho Chi Minh Trail drew skeptical local reaction.
The Honest Abe sale celebrates Lincoln's birthday with 33 Cor ry merchants promoting discounts. Retail Division Chamber of Commerce backs the event urging shoppers to visit stores displaying banners for two days of bargains with promises of strong prices and convenience.
In Pittsburgh a schoolboy shot in the face remains in critical condition. Police say a boy and a companion found the gun and told authorities after the shooting. The incident occurred in Beechview with witnesses describing a rapid reaction and pursuit after the gunfire.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey sails toward Saigon to urge vigorous action on political and economic progress programs for South Vietnam. He travels with South Vietnamese leaders and plans stops in about five Asian nations including Thailand Malaysia Australia and India.
President Johnson returned from the Honolulu conference confident we shall prevail in the fight against aggression in Viet Nam. He said he would meet South Vietnamese leaders again within months and noted talks with top Vietnamese officials, stressing social and political programs and continued air operations against North Vietnam. The Honolulu Declaration affirmed resolve to press for economic and social improvements while urging intensified efforts as Vice President Humphrey prepared to join the Saigon mission.
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