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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads lists Orton's Farm Market in Columbus Pa offering Chiquita bananas 15 for 1.00 and assorted apples and fresh pineapple. Auto Service Chevrolet dealer advertises service while Fran and Jim's promotes Wayne chocolates 2 pounds for 1.50.
At the Corry Memorial Hospital an admissions list includes Mrs Clifford Aikens Sr Clymer Mrs Larry Miller Rita daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Adams Clymer Mrs Morton Gross 143 Raymond Avenue Miss Lorna Poster Allan Long and others. Discharges include Mrs Raymond Hicks Darlene and several area residents. An ad promotes Line-O-Ad rates and local food specials at MacKo's Market and Hotel Corry with Thursday menus.
The Justice Department says Pennzoil Co and Kendall Refining Co cancel their merger. A 1960s antitrust suit prompted the pause. Pennzoil assets exceed 93 million dollars and Kendall assets exceed 20 million. The firms had planned stock exchanges and a Pennzoil dominated consolidation of Kendall's crude oil business.
Congressional report directed by Rep. Adam Clayton Powell finds 78 projects in 22 states and DC need more funds and interagency cooperation to improve the antipoverty program.
Washington AP reports the Federal Communications Commission will meet on Thursday to discuss the future of community antenna television CATV. The FCC must decide whether to extend jurisdiction over CATV systems using microwave signals from distant stations and whether to regulate relay antenna setups and fee structures.
In loving memory of Musa Vali Munre who passed away recently. The notice honors the deceased and notes a memorial date in February.
Authorities evacuated the Quetta region in West Pakistan after two more earthquakes killed at least 11 people and injured 40. District official Masood Mufti said about 73 villages were affected as tremors began Monday with five women buried under debris.
National police fired on a crowd of about 600 students outside the National Palace as tear gas bombs were used to disperse the demonstration. One student was killed and five others wounded amid a wave of downtown disorder. The protest began to demand restored university financing but turned into an anti U S display after youths unfurled an American flag and clashed with police. Authorities had previously halted funds to the University of Santo Domingo amid corruption inquiries.
GM unveils standard safety features for all 1967 passenger cars including a collapsible steering column and dual braking cylinders with a red fault indicator. President James M Roche said the column absorbs impact to protect drivers. It remains unclear if prices will rise.
Rep. L Mendel Rivers chairman of the House Armed Services Committee vows to fight any government pay increase that excludes military personnel. He argues if civilians receive raises then soldiers in Viet Nam should also receive a share of the butter. He plans to introduce a bill to include the military in any pay hike.
Forces report heavy action across North and South Vietnam during Operation Masher. Air strikes destroyed hundreds of buildings and bridges while enemy casualties rose to about 1,541 killed and 245 captured. U.S. and allied units engaged Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops in the An Lao Valley and coastal plains, with significant rice and ordnance seizures.
Scranton pressed for redistricting actions before the 1966 elections and warned of a possible special session of the General Assembly to conform with the new reapportionment plan. Governors and lawmakers met to discuss legislative and congressional realignment amid uncertain filing dates and party views.
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