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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
4
Eugene G. Reising, 82, inventor of the Reising submachine gun, died Monday at Worcester City Hospital in Worcester Mass.
At the hospital report time of 1 A.M today multiple admissions include Tracy 2 daughter of Patricia Swan from Frank Lay Spartansburg and Michael 7 son of Mr and Mrs William Cole North East. Discharges include Mrs Willard Carter and Mrs Gertrude Hayes among others with addresses in Clymer Wattsburg Bear Lake and Corry.
Reporters were told on Tuesday that supporters plan to combine Powell seating and censure into one simple majority resolution. If adopted, a separate sanction could withhold about 35000 from Powell’s salary for alleged misappropriation. The issue is expected before the House next Tuesday.
Obituary notices list John Corry and R D 2 Corry along with Mrs Jeffrey Grinder of Spar tansburg and Deborah Hazen of Niobe Lake aged five and other family references. (Deceased)
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission schedules general price hearings for the 13 county Pittsburgh area on February 28 and for Philadelphia and suburbs on March 28. Hearing locations are City County Building in Pittsburgh and the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia. Testimony from consumer groups and all interested parties is allowed. the aim is to decide potential milk price adjustments.
A House subcommittee report faulted fire prevention at Brooks tests and Cape Kennedy, noting procedures were inadequate despite existing measures. The inquiry highlighted deficiencies in safety controls during rocket testing activities.
In Calipatria California 325 students attend classes in tents after a 1.2 million bond to fix the unsafe two story high school building failed by 27 votes. Trustees evacuated the campus citing earthquake risks and ten tents leased from a Los Angeles firm provide makeshift classrooms at 5300 dollars.
Authorities led by State Attorney Richard Gerstein raided a North Miami home arresting Martin P. Kane 44 after he allegedly accepted over 250000 in bets in two hours. The raid linked Kane to Gilbert L. Beckley 65 described as boss of a nationwide bookmaking network taking in up to 100 million yearly in the New York area.
Mary Sherry an English teacher said students initially felt hurt by moving out of the main building but were just trying hard not to goof off. Judy Hillock a 15 year old sophomore noted the students would endure the summer in tents as the sun beat down and warmth increased.
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