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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
3
Readable fragments mention drugs and a petor motif with unclear context, lacking identifiable people, places, or events. This item presents as fragmented OCR and does not yield a cohesive news point or incident.
Police found three bags of garbage along a roadway and could not identify offenders. A injured cat was taken to the station after a call from Donald Cross. George Lindgren, 74, died at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk, with funeral plans announced. Twelve year old Victor Babcock suffered a leg fracture while skiing and is listed as satisfactory. Lone Ranch Mae Lady Millie earned Holstein Gold Medal Dam status for high lifetime milk and butterfat. Jay Gadsby of Titusville is listed in very good condition after a light bulb injury to the eye. Conneautville Scout Joseph Mattera received the Save a Life award for aiding a drowning risk at Conneaut Lake Park. Samuel Braley escaped injury when his car skid on Route 6 amid heavy snowfall. Ronald Stitzinger, Bronze Star veteran, died in Warren after a fall. Allegheny College received a $50 000 grant for senior faculty salary support over five years.
Lunar Orbiter 3 moves into a closer orbit around the Moon to photograph 400 sites for astronaut landings. The 850 pound craft launched from a rocket engine blast, with an ellipse from 34.1 to 1.144 miles and a 3 hour 28 minute period.
The funeral service for Augusta J. Cross was held at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer at 2 30 p m Saturday with Rev H Ray Harris of Jamestown officiating assisted by Rev Paul Hollier of Niobe Baptist Church Burial was in Niobe New York cemetery Bearers were Frank Briggs Norm Wistrand Louis Holter Carl Allen Marvin Perkings and Floyd Dougherty Attending were friends and relatives from Youngstown Ohio Corry Conneaut Lake Sherman Jamestown and Panama
The State Department studies an Eastern European diplomat's report that Mao Tse tung approved North Vietnam sending talks with the United States direct. Newsweek claims Kennedy may have received a Paris peace feeler, Johnson demanding a denial. Rusk touts pausing bombing over peace talk hopes.
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, injured when struck by a stone during a rally in Bhubaneswar, leaves hospital with a gauze bandage and plaster beneath her head. Other items note GVN Vietnam talks and U.S. envoy remarks in Rome and New York.
The panel discusses President Johnson and Kenneth O'Donnell as Manchester defends his biography. He notes sympathy for Johnson and cites factual disputes, including O'Donnell’s oath moment and editorial pressure from Harper & Row. He recalls author revisions requested by Kennedy representatives and his refusal to alter President Johnson’s first Cabinet meeting.
Former aide Manchester described two waves of edits to his manuscript influenced by Kennedy associates. He claimed political considerations guided revisions and that a memorandum requiring approval by Jacqueline Kennedy and Robert Kennedy was effectively dissolved. Eisenhower commented that similar actions after Lincoln’s assassination would have been welcome. The author argues the editing did not harm the work’s integrity.
W Germans appoint a special representative to the problem, with discussions in Washington London and Bonn. No date set for resuming three nation talks on the issue. The matter coincides with Harold Wilson’s Bonn visit to discuss Britain’s European Market bid as Britain faces a sharper balance of payments issue than the United States.
In South Korea a U S soldier died when his patrol was fired on by unknown attackers on the DMZ north of the Imjin River before daylight. Eight to ten rounds struck the group. no other injuries were reported. No attackers were seen and next of kin had not yet been notified. This marked the first U S fatality since the November ambush that killed six soldiers and a South Korean companion.
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