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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1967

Page

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Shafer Starts Governor Role With Early Inauguration Day

Gov. Raymond P. Shafer began his administration with an 8:30 a.m. staff meeting and a cabinet session at 10 a.m. This marked his first full workday after taking office, succeeding William Scranton as chief executive.

Harrisburg Raymond P. Shafer Shafer Commonwealth Raymond Philip Shafer William Warren Scranton John C. Bell State Supreme Court Farm Show Meadville John K. Tabor Page Six

Corry Firms Lose Prepaid Ads On Out of Town Work

About a dozen local and area businesses learned they may not recover prepaid ad fees after a Canton Ohio firm filed for bankruptcy. Ads for plastic phone book covers were to appear this fall but the firm’s representatives are unreachable. A buyer who paid 188 dollars filed a complaint via the Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau. The bureau notes prior similar complaints dating to 1962, offering little hope for recovery. In Bridgeport, the University receives Jasper McLevy papers from his widow. He was Bridgeport mayor 1933 to 1957 and a notable Socialist figure who died in 1962.

Canton Ohio Corry Corry Chamber of Commerce National Better Business Bureau Bureau University Bridgeport Conn Jasper McLevy University of Bridgeport McLevy

Farmers Plan Milk Dump Over Price Action

Meadville Crawford County United Dairy Farmers chapter plans a milk dumping strike to press for higher prices. President Robert L Bryer says a definite date is set but will not be announced yet. Farmers will discard milk at their farms and avoid selling to cheese makers or dealers to push up prices. The move echoes actions in other counties and is coordinated with county meetings while Nationals group considers a similar tactic.

Meadville Crawford County United Dairy Farmers Robert L. Bryer Bryer UDF National Farmers Organization

Appeal of state bus ruling heads to U S Supreme Court

A Pennsylvania High Court ruling upholding a 1965 law requiring transportation of private and parochial school children on public buses is under appeal. Attorney William D. Thorn says he will seek U S Supreme Court review for Betty J. Worrell and other taxpayers from Montgomery and Delaware counties.

Philadelphia Supreme Court U. S. Supreme Court Pennsylvania High Court William D. Thorn Betty J. Worrell Delaware County Montgomery Delaware

Non Fat Dry Milk Recalled Amid Salmonella Findings

FDA spokesman says voluntary recall covers about 150000 pounds of non fat milk in Chicago West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia after salmonella was detected. Initially thought limited to Baltimore and Philadelphia areas the product was mainly distributed for reprocessing for bakeries milk plants meat packing houses breaded seafood plants and candy plants.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Chicago West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Baltimore Philadelphia

Johnson seeks 73 billion defense budget to fund Vietnam

President Johnson announced plans to request a 73 billion dollar defense budget for the coming fiscal year, with a 9.4 billion supplemental for the current year. Congress is likely to approve wartime spending, while nonwar military requests may face scrutiny. Senate Armed Services members weighed potential debate, especially on antimissile defenses and military construction, as McNamara prepares to testify.

Washington Johnson Congress Vietnam John C. Stennis D-Miss Armed Services Committee Stuart Symington Missouri Robert McNamara Jack R. ‘Miller Town Stennis Miller

Police hunt for $382 in bogus and real bills

Jackson Mississippi police seek $382 in counterfeit and genuine notes taken from a wall at the police headquarters. The bills were displayed under glass to show differences, with genuine notes stamped specimen. Detective Chief M. B. Pierce said a $20 specimen marked bill was recovered after being passed locally.

Bombers Rain Fire On Viet Cong Bases North Of Saigon

B52 bombers from eight engines roared over Viet Cong camps 22 miles northeast of Saigon in a multi-pass raid. U.S. forces reported 495 enemy dead since Cedar Falls began, and a grave of 19 enemies found as air strikes intensified over North Vietnam with 109 missions flown.

Saigon South Vietnam D 'Zone U.S Cedar Falls Iron Triangle Hanoi North Vietnam

Abandoned Money Issues Pin County Office Budget

Charles Graham of Corry, superintendent of the county office, asked for a ruling on handling a small, long‑unresolved fund tied to county lot purchases dating back to 1945. A resident, Earl V. Smith, left $14 toward a lot after paying $715, but tracing failed. The other issue concerns slim profits on county property sales, averaging under two percent. In Pittsburgh, John M. Walker said he will run again for Allegheny County’s lone Republican commissioner, after being named to fill the late Blair Gunther’s term.

Charles Graham Corry Graham Earl V. Smith South Main Street Union City Smith Warren W. Benz POST Pittsburgh Blair Gunther Allegheny John M. Walker Gunther

Jury Awards Damages in Erie County Crash Case

A Erie County court ruled for the plaintiffs in a suit against Donald McCray of 285 West Frederick over a June 1965 two car crash near Garland. The jury awarded Mary Jane Polancy 13 and her mother Frank Polancy Sr. and Mrs. Polancy a total of 8 575 for injuries and damages. Both cars were total losses.

Erie Donald McCray West Frederick Garland Frank Polancy Sr Polancy Mary Jane Polaney McCray

Indict Cleveland Woman On 10 Murder Counts

Cleveland inquest reports Mary Hathman 35 indicted on ten murder counts connected to an East Side apartment fire that killed five. Grand jury heard eight witnesses before returning multiple first degree murder indictments and arson related charges. Police say motive may be jealousy.

Cleveland Mary Bell Hathman East Side Cuyahoga County Grand Jury Hathmian Louis Stokes

Why Corry Memorial Hospital Seeks a 44 Room Addition

Corry Memorial Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim explains the need for a 44-room long-term care addition. He cites aging society, rising hospital costs, and bed shortages as long-term care patients linger in short-term facilities and strain resources. He recalls patients waiting on county and private facility lists while the hospital bears higher costs.

Corry Samuel Antrim Corry Memorial Hospital Antrim Erie County Hospital

Shields Emplacements In Populated Areas

U S bombing of North Vietnam pushes enemy to disperse antiaircraft and depots into populated zones. Gen Earle Wheeler says targets in populated areas hinder attacks but showcase bombing effect. Johnson to seek defense budget boost as authorities review anti poverty council leadership in Pa.

Washington U.S North Vietnam Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Wheeler Vietnam

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