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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes a home listing with a recreation room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a 2 acre lot near Titusville. Mentions down payment and possible sale terms. Includes stray phrases referencing a hospital and prayers, making interpretation uncertain.
Saigon AP reports 17 American deaths and 126 wounded during the four day lunar new year truce from 8 a.m. Wednesday to 4 p.m. Friday. Allied forces say they killed 92 enemy and detained 53.
Appointment of B. G. Bennett as chairman of the Cancer Crusade in Corry announced today. The drive runs April, with advance gifts led by Mrs. Armour Hillstrom and other local volunteers under Erie County Cancer Society supervision.
Corry State Police report Thomas Burt of Centerville nearly matched a mile with his car when a southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight clipped the corner of the vehicle after Burt stopped to fix a flat tire. Burt was left in a ditch with about $200 damage. train crew did not stop. Police seek train crew and engineer identity.
Davenport Iowa AP reports a school bus taking wrestlers home collided with a panel truck last night. Thirteen people were injured including nine children and the truck driver was killed. All patients were treated at Mercy Hospital with four still hospitalized and none seriously hurt.
Washington AP The interior official urges oil firms to roll back price hikes that could cost motorists a penny a gallon Eight firms raised prices Phillips Petroleum Texaco led the increases while several others followed The government condemns the rise and asks Shell Humble not to follow suit Separately a Pittsburgh market robbery netted 5514 with a pistol shown and a stolen car found abandoned
Pamela Brewer an 18 year old coed from Springfield Virginia posed nude for a magazine feature at the University of Florida. The faculty discipline committee found her guilty of indiscreet and inappropriate conduct after a public hearing. Her attorney and she oppose the ruling and await the recommended penalty next Tuesday. An observer from the ACLU questioned university doctrine's applicability to a 17 000 student campus.
On Page 2 way Paul Harvey criticizes White House handling of the Vietnam War urging courage from the American people. His biting critique signals sharp discord and a stance likely to influence readers as the debate unfolds.
A report claimed Erie County districts would average an extra 100000 in state aid under a new subsidy formula, but officials say the figure is misleading. Maurice Kolpein notes variability by district and that exact amounts won’t be known for days as Corry area boards prepare to review new calculations.
U S officials say North Vietnam accelerated resupply toward the demilitarized zone during the lunar new year truce while South Vietnam and the Viet Cong move to four and seven day cease fires. They warn a unilateral bombing pause extension is unlikely and resumption could occur if buildup becomes intolerable.
The 25th Amendment on presidential disability and vacant vice presidency gains final state approval as Nevada becomes the 38th to ratify, completing the required three fourths of states. The measure allows the president to nominate a successor for a vacancy in the vice presidency and outlines disability succession.
AP report from Joliet Illinois details a downtown Grand Hotel blaze that killed five men and injured nine others, with one resident missing. Firefighters battled the three hour blaze in subfreezing temperatures after alarms sounded around 3:20 a.m.
About 100000 Mao supporters gathered in Peking to demand solidarity between Chinese and Soviet peoples to overthrow the Soviet revisionist leadership. Premier Chou En-lai urged distinguishing the Soviet people from their leaders while warning of consequences if anti Chinese demonstrations in Moscow continue.
Four days left in the YMCA membership drive with 71 percent of the 685 goal raised. Queens Division leads at 98 percent with 189 members. Kings 152 at 79 percent. Jacks 102 at 53 percent. Century and Friends divisions far behind. Cochairs Carl Taylor and Dr. Joseph Furst praise momentum and note an annual meeting and merchandise auction to follow Tuesday’s report.
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