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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
3
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Erie Gov party officials announce Robert Horn of Erie will join the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue as a state revenue agent for northwestern Pennsylvania. Horn, who switched from Democratic to support the Shafer ticket, will report to Harrisburg for training after Tuesday. He previously chaired the Erie County Democratic Party and led school auditors across eight counties under Grace Sloan.
Fire Departments from Union City and Bloomfield battled a house blaze in R. D. 3 Union City at 3 p.m. Mrs Hazel Baker owned the remodeled home. Rev Leonard Ritchey and Pleasantville debate team helped push a car to protect it. No injuries. two dogs died. A nephew was the only resident home at the time.
Giles defends student rights and refuses to sign jail order, suspending action until board reverses. Principal Dunn says he was ordered to readmit the girls, while Tex Lloyd Knight quit and enrolled in a trade school after his suspension. The board had barred married students, citing disruption to classmates.
A Boeing 137 twin jet, built in Renton Washington, uses Aero-Flow parts from the Aero-Corry Division. The wall heater in the photo comes from Aero-Flow Wing Division. The 737 is planned for FAA certification and will carry 101 passengers at speeds up to 580 mph. It suits Port Erie and similar short-hour airports. Aero in Corry supplies 12 more butterfly valves used across the aircraft, including five in a Boeing landing gear cavity sealing system.
Washington officials say they still lack details on American prisoners in North Vietnam after Hanoi visits. Of 254 listed as possible prisoners, 113 confirmed in captivity, 48 suspected, 193 missing. Concerns focus on emotional well being and possible solitary confinement amid Hanoi refusals to allow Red Cross inspections or POW exchanges.
King Hassan II of Morocco starts a 10 day U S trip with visits to Washington and the White House. He declares ties with the United States will move from good to better. A snowbound Washington hosts a state dinner where Princess Lalla Aisha briefly stumbles but is aided and unharmed. The princess, Morocco's ambassador to England, then headlines another appearance at a Women’s National Press luncheon.
Concord New Hampshire AP reports the State Senate has postponed indefinitely any move to send a bill to abolish the Legislative Council a legislative study committee for study. The action stalls as lawmakers debate the proposal and its constitutional implications.
A 18 member Joint State Government Commission led a tour of quarries in Lawrence County as phase two of inspections. The panel plans legislation governing quarry operations after surveying facilities in Butler County yesterday and today. Hassan, 37, on a ten day informal visit, joined Johnson for White House talks with peace as a top agenda item and a black tie dinner for 135 guests despite weather.
Rev Virgil Endsley of Wheelock Community Church reflects on Pauls visit to Corinth and his sole aim to preach Christ crucified. The sermon urges believers to measure their own lives by faithfulness to preaching the gospel and not by human praise, awaiting Christ’s judgment day.
After a strong morning quake, crying crowds filled streets and plazas as buildings swayed and windows shattered. Power outages trapped people in elevators and several fires started. The presidential palace and the 350-year-old Metropolitan Cathedral were damaged, with statues toppled. Minor damage reported at the U.S. Embassy building.
Locally the average donation time is about 45 minutes with 10 to 15 minutes to donate the blood and the remainder for processing and post donation coffee and sandwiches. The blood program serves any resident of the Corry area and explains blood storage for up to three weeks with special handling for open heart surgery.
Evelyn Merkle and co chairmen report March of Dimes drive success with township totals 47.75 and borough 67.22, grand total 114.97. Volunteers named include Rama Ormsbee Mary Long De Aura Eastman Janice Baker Dorothy Sherlock Carl Staskiewicz in township and Wanda Stambro Carol Shaw Valeria Straite Louise Fisher Wilma Dean Ann Wagner Sharon Mitchell Diane Reed Judy Volpe Peg Fuller Martha Crawford in borough plus Tate's Service Station. Arthur Scouten home from hospital thanks friends and Clyde May. Sparta Grange dues dinner set for Saturday at 12 30 tureen dinner. bring a turkey dessert and own table service. February is Heart Month notices continue.
In Burgeo Newfoundland the friendly whale Moby Joe died from septicemia after wounds inflicted January 21 22 when villagers fired rifles at the creature. Doctors warned against carcass handling due to infection and noted no antibiotics were available to cure the infection.
The heart association fights heart attacks strokes high blood pressure rheumatic fever and congenital heart defects. In Crawford County population 80128 death total last year 911 with 587 due to heart or blood vessel diseases. Solicitation will be made house to house and a volunteers list for borough and township will be published soon.
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