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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1966
Page
1
A photo shows a blind falling toward the ground on the left side while authorities investigate a bedroom fire started by an electric blanket. Firemen responded and worked to control the blaze and determine the cause.
Spring Corporation of Bristol Connecticut proposes a 3- for-2 stock split with a one third reduction in par value and a half increase in authorized and issued shares. The move accompanies a 35 cent quarterly cash dividend and a planned 25 cent dividend on the split stock if approved. The proposal to be presented at the April 6 annual meeting would take effect April 7 with share certificates issued by April. The Raymond Mfg Division operates its Cory operation and the board forecasts continued dividend growth. Carlyle F. Barnes chairs the discussion.
A nurse helps Robert Lindsey, a boy using crutches, reach school on a frigid morning near West Pleasant and Concord streets. She lends him assistance, carries his crutches, and ensures he can continue his walk despite new braces and cold weather.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson travels to Moscow for three days of talks with Premier Alexei Kosygin and other Soviet leaders. London reports Wilson aims to persuade the Soviet Union to use its influence for peace in Vietnam.
Fire destroyed Richard Owens's home at 966 East South Street after an electric blanket burst into flames. Building value estimated at 7 000 dollars with contents at 4 000 dollars. Mrs Owens evacuated three children before firefighters arrived at 11 36 p m and fought the blaze until 1 30 a m with 20 men and multiple units.
Beach, Fla AP Wirtz faces AFL CIO talks as he discusses labor complaints and wage increases. Officials say Johnson administration may push higher wages, with leaders warning of possible races in wage policy and seeking a rise in the federal minimum from 1.25 to 1.40 or more this year and next. The executive council plans a closed session to consider wage proposals and policy shifts.
A restless weekend saw two cars stolen and recovered with one damaged and another siphoned for gas. Reports spanned Meredith Gilmore’s car at Barney's Firestone Store, Jeff Grinder’s theft at Loblaw parking, and Louis Brown's East Washington siphoning sighting. Police traced a Grinder vehicle to East Church Street as an investigation continues.
The West Penn Automobile Club and the Pittsburgh Club reported today that their members overwhelmingly approved a merger. The new organization will be named the West Pens Motor Club and will affiliate with the American Automobile Association and the Pennsylvania Motor Federation.
About 1,000 demonstrators protested outside the U S Embassy in Manila as Hubert H Humphrey arrived in the Philippines. They opposed U S Vietnam policy and a $4 billion bill to send 2,000 combat engineers, with chants of go home Humphrey.
U S and Allied forces claim a breakthrough in the Viet Cong supply line during Operation Van Bu Ren in Phu Yen Province, driving Viet Cong units from Tuy Hoa and enabling a rare export of rice. The report notes heavy air and ground actions across South Vietnam, with losses on both sides and continued bombardment to curb Viet Cong logistics.
State highway official warned Route 6 bypass delays could arise from right of way negotiations. If land offers upset owners, court action may be needed before bids. Eminent domain must be certified, potentially slowing construction slated for March bidding and June start. Corry representatives at Smethport meeting included S. A. Long, David Johnson, Clarence Wallace, and Ronald Willman.
Local sports page highlights striking performances as Jim and other youths excel in District 10 diving, Section 4 wrestling, and weight division finals. Read all about the big tie and standout junior athletes featured in today’s recap.
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