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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1967

Page

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Barneys FURNITURE and Estate Sale Ad Listing Specials

Fragmented classified style ad shows a sale event with furniture items and pricing. Mentions Captain's nails chairs beds rugs regu lar items and various prices, plus contact numbers and locations for the sale and estate agency in a corridor of terse listing details.

JRE JPPLY Hebely Barney Amerles Lone Tate Ter Street U Estatesburg Sday Herman N.Y

Governor Praises Amendments as Key State Budget Focus

Governor Shafer in the State of the Commonwealth address lauds swift action on eight constitutional amendments and endorses a limited constitutional convention to finish modernization. He emphasizes bipartisan cooperation, opposes a graduated income tax, and highlights $800 million for conservation. The message points to judiciary, local government, reapportionment, taxation and finance as remaining topics.

City and Water Company May Seek Accord Over Rate Increase

City and Corry Water Supply Co may reach a settlement after the Public Utilities Commission approved a 25 percent rate hike. At a special City Council meeting officials discussed objections tied to service area, pressure variation, hydrant charges, and possible court costs. The two sides indicated a move toward an accord, with PUC guidance to split complaints for separate review.

Corry Water Supply Co Public Utilities Commission PUC Water Company Harold A. Gilbert R. W. Brown Brown Corry Council Jack Downey Fire Department Downey

Vietnamese soldier questions suspects over missing French newswoman

A Vietnamese soldier swings a stick at two Viet Cong suspects near Bong Son while questioning them about the disappearance of French newswoman Michel Ray nearly a week earlier. The men said they saw Miss Ray being led away by Viet Cong on January 17 near Ngoc An Ngoc Au.

Michel Ray Ngoc An Bong Son Saigon Miss Ray Ngoc Au

Supreme Court strikes down New York teacher loyalty oath

The Supreme Court voided New York State's teacher loyalty oath, a ruling described as a strong defense of academic freedom. The decision, announced Monday, signals limits on state requirements for teachers' political pledges.

Washington Supreme Court New York State

Foreign Student Appeal at SL013 marks successful drive

The American Field Service appeal to fund Helene Christensen’s trip to New Zealand raised 1013 dollars with 870 from student bond sales and the rest from individuals, business and industry. The group hopes to reach 1500 dollars as momentum continues for future exchanges. The item also notes the Feinberg loyalty program challenge and high court opinions on state loyalty measures.

Helene Christensen New Zealand Leroy Peck AFS Peck

Bombers Hit DM Zone As Ground War Slows

U S B 52 bombers conducted strikes in the demilitarized zone as air and ground actions slowed in South Vietnam. Two additional B52 raids occurred in Tay Ninh Province near Saigon, while Brig Gen Richard J Knowles riding in a helicopter escaped unhurt when it was hit by Viet Cong fire over Ho Bo Woods. One soldier aboard was wounded.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S Iron Triangle Richard J. Knowles Columbus U.S. 196Th Light Infantry Brigade Ho Bo Woods Knowles

City to add and alter street lighting across districts

City Council approves new mercury vapor lighting in City Park and along Route 6 bypass. Eight 100 watt and two 280 watt mercury lamps proposed, with seven 100 watt incandescent lights retired. Pole relocation cost borne by the utility, not the city. West Smith street lighting for Marion to Worth street tabled for now.

Reed North Center Street Ledger West Smith Street Marion Worth Street Russell Brant Jack Downey Route 6 Pennsylvania Electric Co Penelec

Shafer Proclaims Era Of Greatness For Pennsylvania

Gov. Shafer urges the General Assembly to join in an expansive reform program spanning constitutional revision modernization urban affairs and education while postponing tax and budget decisions until revenue needs are reviewed. He calls for leadership to lift the commonwealth into an era of greatness.

Harrisburg Shafer General Assembly Commonwealth

City eyes two stedriding sites for youngsters

City Council discussed creating sledding areas to ease motorist hardship. Recreation director Lou Anna Hanna proposed blocking West Pleasant Street and other streets, with potential sites including East Church or Seneca south of the tracks and West Congress north of the tracks to avoid crossing rail lines.

City Council Louanna Council Franklin Mead Avenue North Center East Church Street Seneca West Conness Erie-Lackawanna Pennsylvania Hanna

Johnson budget outlines spending and war ties

The budget for the next fiscal year totals 135 billion dollars in spending with 72.3 billion for defense and 22.4 billion for Vietnam. Revenue reaches 126.9 billion, deficit 8.2 billion, national debt near 335.4 billion, and space aims include unmanned lunar work by 1978.

Washington Johnson Vietnam Mara Laos Thailand NATO Great Society

Johnson requests 12.3 billion in new Vietnam war authority

President Johnson tells Congress that 12.3 billion dollars in new spending will be used for the Vietnam war with 9.1 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year ending June 30 and a 1.9 billion rise in Great Society programs, while agency figures show selective budget cuts and shifts.

Washington Johnson Congress National Aeronautics and Space Administration House John McCormack D-Mass Charles L. Schultze

Corry Savings and Loan Declares Record Dividend

The Corry Savings and Loan distributed a record $215 750 in dividends to stockholders for the past year. Manager Homer G. Bulard announced at the annual meeting that 1967 should bring a strong year, with home sales and financing expected to rise. Bulard noted 1968 assets rose by about $200 000 and reelected officers included Lloyd Stowe as president and Horipa 8 Davis as vice president.

Corry Savings and Loan Homer G. Bulard Home Loan Association Savings and Loan Bulard Vession Lloyd Stowe Horipa Davis

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