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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment discusses a monetary note with a 5.09 quoted figure, a 39 per money term, and a 6 year cent with 5 per fer 12. The text is unreadable and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to anchor a full summary.
Fragmented text references a Will and firm selections for a buy and permits. Mentions a Teter and a series of numbers and positions. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, places, or a coherent event to date.
The Erie County Foster Home Program reports December savings of 2041 dollars versus county home care costs for 27 placements, with 785 foster days in December and a projected reach to 50 placements by midyear. County officials estimate last quarter savings near 7428 dollars.
In Youngstown Ohio a court hearing is set on a hospital petition to limit picketing and protect staff and operations during a labor dispute. The union seeks to preserve bargaining and ensure emergency care arrangements while the strike over recognition continues. About 20 of 200 hospital workers joined the strike, with a rival association claiming majority status for bargaining. The case involves actions to limit interference with food drug linen and oxygen deliveries.
Robert Monahan of Bellport New York and Thomas R Seales of Matamoras Pennsylvania discussed their escape from captivity at a press conference held at the 83rd Evacuation Hospital in Long Binh north of Saigon. They were civilian supervisors for an American engineering firm when seized last May near Vung Tau about 40 miles southeast of Saigon.
The 51st annual Pennsylvania Farm Show opens Monday in Harrisburg with 10 500 entries across livestock and farm products. Gov. Scranton previews the event, which draws up to 700 000 visitors, and highlights agriculture's role in furnishing consumers with essential goods. Prizes total 65 555 dollars. Livestock includes 2 000 head judged for champion beef calves and other exhibits cover machinery and home appliances. The show runs with food stands, entertainment, and parades, supported by agricultural groups since 1917.
Coast Guard inquiry into the Daniel J. Morrell disaster shifts to Erie Pennsylvania and Ogdensburg New York for next week's testimony by two former crewmen Harvey F Hays of Wesleyville and Frank Bryan of Ashtabula. Survivor Dennis Hale testified the vessel leaked and cited about 1000 rivets needing replacement. Conflicting views emerged from Capt William L Hull who last sailed the ship in August saying the vessel was in good condition. Wreck cameras will probe the Lake Huron site as hearings pause.
Liberal Democrats plan to strip Powell of chairmanship and delay seating Powell and Blackburn amid election contests. The move targets Rules Committee chair Carl Albert, with Bolling proposing to deny Colmer seniority, elevating Madden in line. The battle reflects a fragile effort to reshape party leadership.
Readers receive a New Year greeting and return to regular news days with Monday and Thursday postings. Local items include New Year guests in Centerville and Mayville, births at Erie Osteopathic Hospital, a 16th birthday party in Corry, soldier updates, Sparta basketball season tips, and a San Francisco Mint note on half dollars with plans for 200 million coins.
Ruby’s coffin draped with an American flag and guarded by family members drew reporters while the public viewing allowed a last glimpse of the man who killed Lee Harvey Oswald. Reporters were admitted by family permission to confirm the body as Oswald’s killer. Two of Ruby’s brothers and three siblings stood watch as newsmen filed in one by one.
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