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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads announces an open house on January 29 and weekly music and dancing every Friday Saturday and Sunday night at the Italian American Club. The listing notes ongoing social events and club activities with a focus on entertainment and community gathering.
Students at Corry Area High School viewed This Atomic World, a demonstration sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission and presented by Oak Ridge Associated Universities. The program covered basic atomic energy principles and its benefits in science, medicine, and industry, followed by classroom discussion. Charles H. Smith, a Fort Valley State College graduate with nuclear science training in Oak Ridge, led the presentation.
Attorney Joseph Barber stated the trial focuses on whether LaRocca exercised due care driving onto Route 8 from a cross road. He expects Reichert's ruling in about two to three weeks as the case proceeds from the earlier age incident.
Cambridge AP report notes Albert DeSalvo, the Boston strangler, hoped to profit from his killings story. In Bridgewater State Hospital, fellow inmate Stanley Setterlund testified DeSalvo spoke of a one million dollar windfall from book, magazine, and movie rights. DeSalvo sought freedom, medical care, and an operation to escape jail. He discussed motives of money and staged sex crimes, and confessed plans to manipulate investigations. The testimony accompanied the case against DeSalvo for assaults on four women in 1964.
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 1 A.M. today lists admissions including Clair Damon Sr R D 21 Corry Charles W Parkhurst 318 East Smith street and others. Discharges include Alphonso Cornish Bear Lake Robert Long Sr Beverly Newman Scott Thornton with listed addresses.
Mrs Temple Bullock celebrated her birthday with a party in Dallas. The event honored a black cat named Michael O'Shaughnessy as a guest of distinction. Mrs Bullock was born January 13, 1888, and the gathering highlighted the date’s superstition and charm.
Hartford county coroner Louis W. Schaefer ruled a karate blow caused the death of Anthony E. Bracey, 16, of Hartford, after a street-side play fight on Hartford Street. Bracey collapsed and died on arrival at McCook Hospital. no evidence of deliberate harm between Bracey and Cleayon Jacobs, who delivered the fatal kick.
HARRISBURG the state Department of Labor and Industry reports Corry area food costs rose 0.6 percent in the quarter ended last October, about half the national increase of 1.1 percent. Higher prices hit flour bread hamburger and dairy items while round steak veal pork and several produce items cost less.
The passage notes Friday the 13th anniversary marked by Mrs Bullock with decorations including a large front door ladder. She steps carefully avoiding temptation, saying there is no use tempting fate.
In five elementary schools of the Jointure failure rates vary from three to eight percent. Factors include early entrance, immaturity, low mental ability, absences, irregular attendance, and shifts between schools. Recommendations push for teacher workshops, kindergarten expansion, and improved primary reading to curb fails.
A U S Senate subcommittee led by Sen Thomas J Dodd finds about one in ten children aged five to seventeen shows signs needing treatment, noting 4 660 000 youths lack help at home or school. The piece questions adult responsibility and cites arrests of 87 youths at an 18 year old college girl party in New York, with releases for lack of evidence.
Spec. 4 Larry Clarence Haylett, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Haylett of Grand Valley, was killed in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department said he died at 3 a m Wednesday after a mortar shell fragment struck him. He served with Company A, 4th Supply and Transport Battalion, near Saigon. His brother Danny said he had received a letter predicting an early return. Haylett had been in Vietnam since September 27, 1966 and had worked long hours as a driver.
The parents alleged their children were not fed for 15 hours while jailed, with inadequate sleeping and toilet facilities. The claim notes parental anger and demands for accountability.
City of Corry adopts Ordinance 1069 to levy a Ten dollar annual Occupational Privilege Tax on individuals engaging in any occupation within Corry limits for 1967. Employers must collect, remit, and compute deductions. self employed taxed by June 15. nonresidents taxed as if residents. exemptions for earners under $1000. Penalties and enforcement outlined with appeals and examinations.
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