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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
1
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A special House team will probe the Jan 27 space capsule fire that killed three astronauts after finding similarities to a later Brooks Air Force Base blaze that burned two airmen. The investigation follows a report that safety procedures were inadequate and notes lack of outside observers and fire extinguishers in the capsule.
Ford Motor Co. is recalling 217000 1966 and 1967 model cars for inspection of potential power brake faults. The issue may cause reduced braking in cold weather after long parking, with 5900 wheel assemblies replaced on new Thunderbirds with automatic speed control. Affected models include Falcons, Sun Jains, Comets, Mustangs and Cougars. Lincoln Continentals and standard Fords with power brakes are not affected. Blizzard conditions north of the border are noted as aggravating the problem.
Glen Eastman 19 of Gibsonia was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 15 year old James Lea sure after a Route 19 collision. Eastman testified he dozed briefly before his car veered off the road and he returned to the scene after calling his parents. He still faces a charge of leaving the scene of an accident.
Senate overseer Milton Young says the CIA financed private organizations only on written NSC directives and with scrutiny from the Budget Bureau and White House. He notes some funding originated with the State Department and that Helms briefed senators on ongoing withdrawals from certain groups amid last week’s NSSA subsidy controversy.
Sandra Ivey reported a 28 inch baboon wandered into her kitchen in Los Angeles. Dennis Kroeplin from the Sylmar animal shelter subdued the animal after a 30 minute struggle. If unclaimed, Richard Babb said the baboon will be given to a zoo after eight days.
Hubert G. Tunnell of 11 West Park Place announces his candidacy as a Republican for one of Corry's two vacant City Council seats. He previously served on the School Board from 1958 to 1964 and holds roles in local business and civic groups.
A Pittsburgh area truck driver, Norman Whiteford, 31, received 11% to 24 months for voluntary manslaughter in the death of his stepson Richard Johnson. Whiteford pleaded guilty to murder generally and testified the fatal blow occurred at the family home in December. A separate auction report notes a 15th century Ming bowl sold in London for 46,200 pounds, handled by Sotheby's, later linked to diplomat Herschel W. Johnson.
The House committee labors to reach unanimous agreement on punishment for Adam Clayton Powell. Some members urge expulsion for misconduct while others favor censure to avoid turning Powell into a martyr. Chairman Celler seeks unity before Thursday night.
Union City American Legion proclaims law enforcement week and will honor four officers at a dinner and awards ceremony. Trooper John Evanko of Pennsylvania State Police Corry substation, Richard Steadman Union City assistant chief, Capt. Neil Maynard Crawford and Erie County State Police, and Robert Michel Erie County deputy sheriff will be recognized for solving the Kimmy Nichols Inc burglary. Nine local unit members will attend the presentation.
A 20 year old Union City man John H. Peterson pleaded guilty to a morals charge in Erie County court and was paroled from a 23 month jail term and ordered to pay court costs. A bench warrant followed and two Union City teenagers David W. Burger and Michael H. Gwin were convicted by a jury in September and given five years probation.
DETROIT AP At least 80 000 General Motors assembly line workers were slated for layoffs as a wildcat walkout disrupted production across several plants. The action involved union members and followed unresolved contract disputes.
Mrs. Ruth M. Foster of Clymer formerly of Spartansburg was fined 100 for driving with a suspended Pennsylvania license. A Corry jury took five hours to convict after a series of unusual events surrounding license history and cross state charges. Mayor Peiffer noted the case’s odd path and praised Trooper Deutsch’s work.
Chicago murder case moves into its third day with three tentative jurors chosen while four jurors must be sworn. Prosecutor William Martin uses repeated challenges, removing three women, as Speck faces eight indictments and a large pool of veniremen in Peoria. Speck remains in the county jail for proceedings.
SAIGON AP United States forces report heavy casualties from two Communist mortar attacks on a 178 man infantry company of the 4th Division setting up a base camp near the Cambodian border 41 miles southwest of Kontum City. Tank crews saw light damage and no casualties during a separate close quarter clash with self dispatched Communist units on armored vehicles. Ground fighting across Vietnam claims 160 enemy killed with Marines reporting 88 in northern provinces and 48 killed in an operation near Quang Ngai coastal area. Bombing by B52s over War Zone C adds pressure on Viet Cong jungle strongholds. Continued combat details are on Page Six.
Teen age girls and their mothers will join a Teen-Parent Workshop at the YMCA from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Club sponsors the event, part of a research project with Eastern Michigan University. Activities include role playing films theory sessions and discussion groups with a noon luncheon. Contact Dittman at the YMCA for details.
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