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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
1
Ir well into the night the note reads as a fragmentary item with unclear meaning. The readable text hints at a garbled message or OCR error rather than a coherent report.
In Saigon a Viet Cong assault on a 100 man Marine unit near Phu Loi north of Saigon killed three enemies while Marine forces of 160 Leathernecks repelled the attack. Viet Cong attacks also hit a government outpost southwest of Saigon as North Viet Nam air operations faced weather delays.
The county moves housing code toward approval a key step for urban renewal. Final draft sent to Erie County Department of Health, board authorized officials to approve it, then review by Health Director Dr Felix Schubert and environmental health chief Lawrence Monn followed. County Commissioner Hill Jr will push for legality with County Solicitor John McLaughlin before formal action. The code sets minimum housing standards and may require bringing substandard homes up to par or removal, linking to state and federal urban projects. The city has engaged the County Redevelopment Authority and chief planner Christopher Toetel for project planning as talks continue.
John G. Warren was arrested Thursday on accusations of writing 14 checks totaling about 160 dollars. A Sheffield businessman reported to the sheriff that the accused had bounced checks, leading to his arrest and charging before Sheffield Town Court. The correspondent notes a correspondent for Chile Phusla died of a heart attack.
Philadelphia AP report on a truck driver Joseph Walker 53 arrested for reportedly refusing to assist a police officer during an arrest. Walker paid $500 bail. hearing scheduled. case highlights public reluctance to get involved under a rarely used law. Police officer Daniel Casey testified about radio use during the incident with a neighbor’s muffler dispute.
Kenneth Boston a 33 year old Sayre Pennsylvania taxi driver was killed when his cab skidded on ice between Waverly and South Waverly on the New York Pennsylvania line and crashed into a bridge abutment.
Washington AP One million students are expected to take the Selective Service college qualification tests this spring to help draft boards decide deferment. The three test dates are May 14 May 21 and June 3 at 1 200 locations across the United States Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone. Eligibility includes college students and graduates this year who must apply by April 23. The test is optional and administered by Science Research Associates of Chicago. The exam covers reading comprehension verbal relations arithmetic reasoning and data interpretation with 60 percent verbal and 50 percent quantitative content.
CAPE KENNEDY AP The Saturn 1B the United States mightiest rocket ever built roared skyward at 18 22 EST to carry an unmanned Apollo spacecraft on a 310 mile mission. After early electrical and pressure issues the countdown resumed and the craft climbed on a 1 6 billion powerplant into a high arc, with a 40 mile altitude mark then a 40 minute to splashdown in the South Atlantic near Ascension Island. A recovery fleet awaited the capsule to study heat and g-force survivability for the Apollo program.
The Corry Jamestown Corp. responds to Mayor Peiffer’s remark by detailing safety concerns at the Shady Avenue crossing near the CJ plant, Avenue A by the high school, and Route 6 entrance. C. A. Hillstrom notes the danger, cites a past accident, and lists CJ meetings aimed at securing extra protection, with coverage continued on page ten.
A three judge federal panel indicated it will not block Pennsylvania elections despite suits challenging the state Supreme Court reapportionment. Judge Albert B. Maris said an injunction would likely prompt a direct appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, allowing the May primary and general election to proceed under the court plan. The hearing on the broader challenge was recessed to March 14, with related actions looming before the same panel.
Lou Reinberg 24 staggered into a Manhattan office with a knife handle protruding from his back. Police said he was robbed after withdrawing $1000 from a bank. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital in serious condition and worked at Interstate Photo Supply.
Paula Werner will be crowned Pennsylvania Maple Queen today in Myersdale Pa during a coronation ceremony at the high school auditorium. Congressman J Irving Whalley will place the crown on the senior at the event and an coronation ball is set for tonight.
Victor A Kravchenko, once a Soviet captain who defected in 1944, died by suicide at 61 in Manhattan. Authorities said a rambling note referenced discontent with U.S Soviet relations, the Vietnam War and his finances. His life and trials, including a libel suit over his memoirs, shaped his later writings and citizenship in 1960.
In Singapore AP reports President Sukarno's crackdown weakens army support for anti Communist rallies. He outlawed demonstrations and extended curfew in Jakarta from 9 PM to 6 AM as KAMI led a 10,000 strong funeral parade. Marines and police watched the march with machine guns.
Jansen Dairy Bar at 120 North Center Street changed hands to Mrs. Willis Minnick. James Jansen, owner for 15 years, says the shop will reopen Monday at 7 a.m. as Minnick's, with Jansen devoting full time to Corry TV Cable Co. plans.
New Mexico mourns as flags fly at half staff for Daniel Fernandez, killed in Viet Nam after saving comrades. Masses are held in Santa Fe with a church service in a school gym to accommodate friends. Governor Mackay and Adjutant General John P. Jolly attend as Fernandez is praised for wartime sacrifice and his recommended Purple Heart award.
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