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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
3
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Mrs. Marjorie Powell told a House select committee she received only two pay checks during the last five years while on Adam Clayton Powell’s payroll. She said she lived in Puerto Rico since 1960 and was removed from payroll last year for not working in the New York district or Washington.
A U S Navy minesweeper rests against the bank of the Long Tau River near Saigon after being damaged in Viet Cong action. One vessel was sunk, fourteen American sailors wounded, and one missing. A salvage craft is at the scene.
A cold front followed thunderstorms plunging Meadville from 52 to 37. High winds knocked down wires, shattered glass, felled trees, and caused fires and power failures. Police and volunteers searched Penn Hills for two missing children found unharmed in Oakmont. Three planes damaged at the county airport as a 30 foot chimney toppled through a roof in Midland.
Across the Ohio line at East Liverpool six house trailers were blown off foundations. In Cleveland a man died and his wife and six children were injured when a trailer was toppled by wind. Storms brought heavy snow in the Great Lakes and northern Plains, with blizzards in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota and widespread power outages in Detroit and Buffalo.
Two youths aged 13 and 16 were found asleep in a stolen Cadillac by Patrolman Galen Mortimer around 1 30 am yesterday in Kane. The car had been taken from a Clearfield car lot. The Osceola Mill residents will be returned to Clearfield for action by authorities and their parents.
In San Francisco two men in white smocks stole about $16,000 in furs from Saks Fifth Avenue by using a garbage can. They entered the store and tricked staff with a restroom request as the vault door was reportedly unguarded for about 80 seconds. The haul included a $3,400 Russian sable jacket and two $2,600 mink coats.
In Kahoka Missouri six businesses were destroyed and two men injured in Columbus Ohio as a fire swept by strong winds and rain over several acres. The storm system swept south into Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky with hail in Washington DC. Cold warnings extended from Arkansas to New England.
A son named Rodney Dean Oaks was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Alton Oaks of Sharon Pennsylvania. The mother Betty Lou Humes is the former Betty Lou Humes and the maternal grandparents are Glenn and Betty Humes of 242 West Smith Street. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Carl Adams of 124 Wright Street with Mrs Adams the former Barbara Brown. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dennis Upperman of 107 West Irving Street with Mrs Upperman the former Candice Heintz.
McNamara announced exceptions to new reserve rules for those blocked by government action or full units. Case by case decisions will cover control group members and extreme hardship cases. The plan could affect 15 000 to 25 000 Army reservists 9 500 to 4 000 Air Force reservists and 2 100 Navy reservists. Also 100 doctors with reserve commissions were called up for two years active duty.
SCRANTON PA AP The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission hearings on milk prices in the five county Scranton marketing area enter their second day at the Lackawanna County Courthouse. Witnesses include Loudon Hill Farms Dimock PA firm seeking lower prices. Milk now sells at a minimum 50 cents a half gallon and 8 cents a gallon. Pete Sandfort head of Loudon Hill released a report claiming a profit could be made at 15 cents below the present minimum per gallon price. He said the study would be the first scientific analysis if dealer costs are introduced. A commission statistician defended an exhaustive study of production costs for the Scranton market. John Pfaust director of the bureau of counts and statistics said the survey covers all phases from cow to consumer. All Kosher Miami Beach Fla After two year fight to prove he served kosher food Terry Sponder won vindication in City Court Judge Eugene Weiss declared Spender innocent of keeping nonkosher products at the Granada Hotel.
Pittsburgh pathologist testified a part of a knife blade was embedded in the skull of Roosevelt Wells 22, following a tavern fight. Leonard Young 25 and Wells, both of the Hill District, faced a grand jury on a murder charge. Wells died about five hours after head wounds were sutured at Mercy Hospital. Detective Lenz said no head x rays were taken.
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association officials pledged five thousand dollars payable over ten years to Meadville Area Industrial Commission to fund a railroad spur for a proposed new plant. Representing NWRECA were William Wenner and Raymond Theuret in the MAIC office of attorney William Gorman.
Erie County commissioners reduced about 16 000 from 1967 budget proposals during an all day session and identified 50 000 as not a real expense since it comes from employees salaries. Earlier cuts totaled 139 000 reducing a deficit from 740 500. The recorder of deeds, prothonotary, treasurer and controller budgets were trimmed further.
The Supreme Court weighs reversing a 1959 privacy ruling under the Fourth Amendment. The bench includes four dissenters from 1959 and two new justices, White and Fortas, whose views may decide the outcome before June.
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