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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
3
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Northwestern Pennsylvania dairy farmers and several Ohio counties staged a cow sale in Greenville to push milk prices higher. Over 200 cows sold for slaughter aim to cut bulk milk by about 1.2 million quarts annually, with an average sale price of 200 dollars per lot.
In Chicago, highly observed courtroom scene shows defendant George Jackson Speck evading eye contact with potential jurors while the Tribune presses Illinois Supreme Court for suspension of three of Paschen’s 14 news coverage restrictions. Speck glances toward the gallery of reporters as the session continues.
The Women’s prayer meeting at EUB Church met at Mrs J C Manwaring’s home. Bonnie Vannort is a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Local families visit, travel, and service projects are noted. Anna Zalik returned home from hospital. Bear Lake WSWS sent cookies and candy to local service members. Local residents visit Jamestown and Bastarton for business and court sketches. Judge Paschen declines comment on a lawsuit against him.
OLEAN New York AP Mayor Schneiderman told an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that the Pennsylvania Railroad discourages Buffalo to Baltimore train travel by dirty coaches and hard to obtain tickets. He argues discontinuing Trains 70 and 571 would harm Southwestern New York as PRR reports a 7 percent passenger drop and 375000 dollar yearly loss. The ICC will finish its review by May 15 with a final Buffalo hearing Friday.
In Washington the debt ceiling rose to 336 billion dollars as the Senate approved 54 to 23. Senator Joseph S. Clark Democrat supported the measure while Senator Hugh Scott Republican opposed it.
At the Erie county commissioners meeting tempers flared over the appointment of Damian J. Daly as assistant administrator at the county hospital. Raymek supported Daly while Hill joined him. Lamberton claimed the move was political and warned of budget strains. Daly, a Democrat, is unemployed and has a history of political campaigns.
CIA funds reportedly continued flow to private groups as President Johnson seeks panel findings. Senators Mansfield and others call for oversight while Berkeley NSA leader Dan McIntosh warns the NSA program is dead and student credibility abroad erodes. Texas Republican Peter O'Donnell Jr. heads a conduit group for CIA money amid calls for a congressional probe into aid to leftist causes. Johnson awaits solid facts and panel recommendations before commenting.
Requiem Mass for James R. Nichols will be celebrated at St. Thomas Church Thursday at 9 30 a m with interment in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m The Rosary will be recited there at 7 p m Wednesday.
The funeral service for Mrs. Anna Miller was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. E. F. Armitage of Seloron Methodist Church officiating. Bearers were Clair Fenno, Lester Lewis, Ralph Bailey, Merley Miller, Howard Gates and Sous Sexton. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with attendees from Erie, Rocky Grove, Silver Spring Maryland, Wesleyville, Hydetown and Union City.
The dispute began when GM officials told two workers to move dies for 1968 model cars to a shipping dock bound for Fisher Body in Pontiac Michigan for testing. The workers refused and were suspended. GM said testing is normally done at Mansfield but equipment was unavailable.
Arthur O Brueckman of Fairview announced his bid for Erie County commissioner. The 57 year old hospital administrator cites a need for officials with business background to serve all populations and plan for the county's future. Brueckman runs on the Republican ticket with prior roles at Firestone Sun Oil and as county hospital administrator.
The union balked calling the move subcontracting inside the company. Seventeen other UAW Local members including officers were suspended for contract violations, prompting a general walkout.
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