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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1966
Page
4
Beginning on aly 15th patients will be seen by appointment only. E H Harmon M D lists 613 5 7 10 12 14. Turben's Auto Service, your local Chevrolet dealer, promotes service and a last day for Christmas exchanges on January 8 at Leed's.
New York endures a two day transit strike as traffic surges then eases. Mayor Lindsay, after inspecting chokepoints from the police helicopter, lifts the threat to close the city to cars. Traffic normalizes by morning though jams expected. officials blame earlier commutes for relief and impose emergency measures. Transport Workers Union head Michael J. Quill faces a show cause in State Supreme Court.
The Hospital Report lists admitted and discharged individuals from Corry and surrounding areas including Robert Upperman and Julie Brothers. Several local residents are named with addresses, plus a note on ambulance contact and ongoing labor dispute details between Transit Authority and Amalgamated Transit Union.
Kenneth W Craker aged 6, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Craker of 247 York Street, died Saturday at Polk State Hospital after a three year residence there. Born September 23, 1959 in Corry, he leaves parents, a sister Cathy, a brother, maternal grandmother Katherine Fields, and paternal grandparents Leo and the late Craker. Final rites at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Ivan Hunsberger, interment at West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Edith May Babcock of Corry RD 3 died Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband, two daughters Edith May and Dora Ohl, a sister Mabel Johnson, brothers Arthur Mallory and Clyde Mallory. Funeral service tomorrow at 2:30 AM at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with Rev William Wheeler, Evergreen Cemetery. Lucas retires Pittsburgh Civil Service Commission member Anthony Lueas resigns due to ill health after 16 years of service.
Blakeslee shot his wife in the lower abdomen and then killed himself in the Union City home. Neighbors noted frequent quarrels and infidelity accusations. Investigators cited possible marital strain or mental health issues as factors. The kitchen table was set for three with two pies on the table, and a note claimed he had done something terrible.
Funeral services for Kenneth W. Craker will take place Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Fireman Don Belleville escaped a skidding fire truck after losing traction on an icy hill and drove an eighth of a mile to reach a burning car at Indian Lake, where he used a fire extinguisher to extinguish the flames.
Fog blanketed part of Italy's Superhighway of the Sun last night causing a chain of more than 100 car pileups. Thirty five persons were injured in the crashes affecting Reggio Emilia region and surrounding areas.
In Corry, a baby boy born at 3:41 a.m. on New Year’s Day to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lindsey becomes the first 1966 birth, tying a four year tally of two boys and two girls. The photo also features infant Lindsey with other newborn siblings from nearby families. Washington forecasts stronger business in 1966 with gains in aerospace, aluminum, electronics, computers, and scientific equipment.
The article outlines updated health care services with differing rules for those over and under 65. It cites inpatient hospital care for up to 60 days, 180 days of hospital-provided home care, up to 60 days of private nursing home care after discharge, and visiting nurse services. Mental hospital care for 65 and over, plus public nursing home care for seniors 21 and over, are noted. The administration estimates total program costs through July.
An administration spokesman says the $71 million total program cost will be cut when the Medicare gram starts. About $32 million will be paid by the state, and many participants will switch to Medicare, reducing state liability.
A nationwide survey shows 562 people died on highways during the three day New Year weekend, setting a second straight holiday record and prompting safety officials to warn against complacency despite lower totals than Christmas.
Four year old David G Williams was killed yesterday when struck by a car while crossing a Pittsburgh street. Police said the incident occurred in the daytime near a busy intersection. no further details were released at this time.
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