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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1966

Page

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War Feud In Senate Nearing Showdown

Washington AP reports a Senate battle over a Viet Nam aid bill and a tonkin resolution amendment. Wayne Morse plans an amendment. Russell vows a counterproposal. Humphrey and Kennedy clash over VC role in South Viet Nam. US must seek peace while facing Communist forces. Continued on Page Six.

Washington Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee Gulf of Tonkin Johnson Southeast Asia Be Johnson Viet Nam Wayne Morse D-Ore Richard B. Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee Russell Hubert H. Humphrey Robert F. Kennedy Aie New York South Viet Nam United States

Schedule Classes In Police Science For Area Men

Members of the Corry Civil Defense Police will join area participants in a basic police science course starting Wednesday evening in Room 0 at Union City Area High School. The 24 hour program is open to municipal police, CD police, fire police, industrial police, or anyone pursuing police work. Retired State Police corporal Charles Sorok will instruct. If Corry’s initial turnout is strong, sessions may move there. Registration by mail or phone is through Erie County Civil Defense in Erie Municipal Building.

Corry Civil Defense Police Union City Area High School David H. Parmenter Erie County Civil Defense Charles Sorok Clifford Holcomb The Corry CD Corry Erie

Couple Mourns Death Of 9th Child In Row

In Philadelphia AP report, Catherine Ellen Noe, the ninth child of Arthur and Marie Noe, dies at 14 months after an autopsy shows no definite cause. The couple, who lost eight infants, face grief and uncertainty about adoption or future plans.

Philadelphia St. Hugh's Catherine Ellen Noe Arthur T. Noe Catherine Ellen Mrs. Noe Beauliwip Joseph E. Campbell Marie Noe Arthur Noe

Medicare Alert canvass seeks elderly signups in Erie

Twenty four representatives of the Medicare Alert office in Erie conduct a two day house to house canvass under Jesse Thompson to find elderly residents not yet signed up for Medicare. The team aims to locate those unaware of the Great Society program and notes no signup session at the Municipal Building next Monday from 1 to 4 pm. Affected relatives may sign for missing relatives.

Swenty Erie Jesse Thompson Johnson Social Security Office Thompson

Break Ground For Huge Pennsylva Medical Center

In Pennsylvania, first classes at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center are a long way off. Officials plan a groundbreaking luncheon this weekend as they search for prospective teachers and students. Dr. George P. Harrell Jr. predicts about 40 students may be selected for the summer of 1967.

Sextshsy Milton S. Hershey Medical Center George P. Harrell Jr

Corry Man and Five UC Youths Face Morals Charges

Erie County court handled two morals cases over the weekend. LeRoy Hazeltine of 115 West Park Place received three to nine months in the County Workhouse and a $20 fine for corrupting the morals of a minor after police arrested him November 25 following his wife's complaint. The case centered on a 13 year old girl. In Union City, five youths were charged with statutory rape involving a 14 year old girl. they waived preliminary examination and were jailed without bond. Names or ages of the youths were listed, while a 16 year old in Erie County jail awaiting action remains unnamed.

Erie Elmer Evans LeRoy Hazeltine West Park Place Hazeltine County Union City Justice of the Peace Ward Bliley Erie County John H. Peterson Robert L. Weed Pleasant Street Terry Palmer Grant Street David Burger Johnson Street

Bonner Die in Hazleton at 54 While Seeking Sixth PA House Term

State Rep. John F. Bonner a Democrat from Carbon County dies at 54 in St Josephs Hospital Hazleton after a long illness. Friends say he announced in January his bid for another term despite health issues.

Hazleton, Pa John F Ike) Bonner Carbon County Pennsylvania Bonner St. Joseph's Hospital Hazleton

Corry area fund drive seeks support for Educational TV station

Robert Chitester leads a Northwest Pennsylvania campaign to fund an Educational Television Station serving Erie and Crawford counties. The drive aims for 5 000 in Erie and Crawford each, with state and federal support totaling about 25 000 and 3 500 to come from other sources. Banks have pledged 10 000, and a meeting with local industry leaders outlined program plans while donations flow in.

Poeta Corry Robert Chitester General Pansere Iat Af Parte P Vania, Inc Eris Crawford Erie Crawford Ae fStioe Gia Crawford Chitester Tom Fileton Sia Ral Pour Banks KTV

Marines Fight Red Force Near Viet Nam Frontier

U S Marines launched helicopter assaults against a Viet Cong main force unit five miles from the North Viet Nam border. After six hours of battle, the Marines reported about 40 Communists killed with light U S losses and captured 40 weapons. In Quang Tri Province government troops and allies pressed a weeklong hunt, encircling up to 200 Viet Cong as another 54 were reported killed, raising Communist deaths since last Tuesday to 344. Coastal shelling aided the government effort as air and artillery strikes supported an operation near Hue and Phu Bai, while a large Viet Cong assault on Vo Xu hamlet with Thortars and 50-caliber guns provoked heavy fighting and civilian casualties.

da Nang Daws Saigon Quang Tri U.S. Ee Phu Bai Old Pat Hue Rid Lny Vo Xu Binh Tuy U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade Igon River

Space pilots killed in jet crash at McDonnell plant

U S astronauts Eliot M Lee Jr and Charles A Bassett II died when their T38 trainer crashed into the roof of a McDonnell Aircraft space center in St Louis. Ten others injured as flames and smoke rose from the site. Weather and FAA cited unclear cause while fog limited visibility. The men were on their way to space missions this summer.

Louis U.S Eliot M. Lee Jr Charles A. Bassett II See Bassett McDonnell Aircraft Corp Space Center McDonnell Viet Nam Federal Aviation Agency Weather Bureau Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Tex Lee Space Whil Bassett Neithe

Move Wounded Carry Go To Hospital In Japan

Byron Nichols of 615 Wayne Street learns his son SP4 Roger R. Nichols 23 has been transferred from a field hospital near Saigon to Camp Zama Base Hospital near Tokyo after a land mine blast on February 15. He reports 42 leg wounds two casts and a shattered knee cap with skin grafts planned and a May discharge. He will be treated at Camp Zama and his new address is Camp Zama Base Hospital Ward B APO 96343 San Francisco.

Viet Nam Byron Nichols Wayne Street Japan Roger R. Nichols Saigon Camp Zama Tokyo Corry GI Nichols Erie Corry Camp Zama Base Hospital Ward Apo San Francisco

Area Crash Kills Warren-Area Man in Two-Car Collision

State Police at Warren report a Saturday night two-car crash near Pittsfield on Route 27 over Little Brokenstraw Creek. Victim Charles A. Steadman, 59, a passenger in Albert Fischer's car from Spring Creek, died. Fisher, 68, treated and released. two Youngsville passengers Florence Rearson, 45, and Flora Rearson, 48, hospitalized. Merle F. Russ, 22, of Garland, driver of the other car, admitted. Collision occurred about 7:15 p.m. when Fischer's car crossed the center line.

Warren Youngsville Pittsfield Charles A. Steadman Albert Fischer Spring Creek Fischer Warren General Hospital Florence Rearson Flora Merle F. Russ Garland Poice Little Brokenstraw Creek Warren County

CBS Develops Moving Picture Disk For TV Sets

New York City reports CBS Laboratories in Stamford developing a metal disk that records and plays moving pictures through a television set. The disk, about seven inches across and weighing a few ounces, costs roughly $1 in raw material and could revolutionize entertainment and education. Dr. Peter Goldmark leads the project, a major advance beyond magnetic tape for home picture playback.

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