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A fragmented item notes concerns over safety measures in Illinois. The readable text focuses on potential risks and calls for vigilance, with no clear incident or outcome documented.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
3
A fragmented item notes concerns over safety measures in Illinois. The readable text focuses on potential risks and calls for vigilance, with no clear incident or outcome documented.
An unreadable fragment mentions eye concerns and distress in a cryptic note. It references fear and a possible medical theme without clear details or named entities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions medical treatment, vigilance, and timing but provides no clear patient identity or actionable event. The legible elements reference care actions and a warning about timely evaluation, though specifics are missing.
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U S Congressman Joseph P Vigorito introduces a bill in the 90th Congress to allow retired persons 65 and over to join Food Stamp and Direct Distribution programs for surplus foods with fewer restrictions. The measure mirrors a 89th Congress proposal and seeks to bypass Pennsylvania means tests while setting income limits of 3000 dollars for individuals or 4000 dollars for couples. The bill, likely to go to the House Agriculture Committee, follows swift local support from Erie City Council, county officials, AFL-CIO groups, and the Retired Persons association.
York officials clash over a proposed wage increase for municipal workers. Snyder cites a 1947 state law barring wage hikes within three years of a strike as grounds for blocking approval. Council members argue an enacted ordinance would shield him, while the dispute follows a garbage strike and wage raises. Drivers rise to 102 dollars for six days, throwers to 99.
Hoffa and two lawyers press Supreme Court to revisit his 1964 jury tampering conviction arguing the FBI used radio transmitters and taped lines in hotel rooms and juror rooms. They claim prosecutor and Justice Department officials oversaw the eavesdropping and should answer in court.
GOP officials deny peace talks with Viet Cong while the State Department notes 1965 export increases to North Vietnam and a drop in 1966 ship visits. Gruening urges Treasury review of Foreign Assets Control. Armed Services Committee members discuss loosening flight restrictions and potential public pressure.
New York AP report notes book dealers anticipate a record sale for The Death of a President by William Manchester, with advance orders potentially reaching 500000 copies. Harper & Row await first printing size as the April publication date nears amid public interest spurred by JFK assassination coverage and high profile legal battles.
In heavy fog off Smith Point Light about 60 miles north of Norfolk, two ships the Beaver State and the Borodo collided and ran aground. The Borodo radioed an SOS and the Beaver State anchored offshore while the Jall Dari and Coast Guard units assisted with no immediate danger reported. Visibility was about 180 yards near the Virginia Maryland line.
Schmitt notes private loans and rentals mirror private housing, with public units about 20 percent cheaper to help low income families. Corry faces an urban renewal project relocating up to 30 families. authority aims to break even as elderly tenants pay about 28 dollars monthly plus utilities. The council must authorize need, form an authority of six members and secure federal advances to be repaid from rents.
Schmitt says government guarantees the difference and private lenders are covered for losses. McGough suggests inviting a nearby community with similar housing authority work to assist with initial steps and government forms. Corry officials discuss pre planning by residents, noting the urgency for public low rent housing and low cost elderly housing while other issues like finances and garbage delay action. Mayor Peiffer comments on the situation.
A premature mortar explosion during a training exercise at Camp Pendleton injured 12 Marines, including PFC Milen Cokrlic Jr., 19, of Conway, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Five others were treated and released, one suffered serious wounds, while a Marine spokesman reported the 81 mm round detonated about 45 feet from the weapon.
The report notes a public official or advocate expressing optimism for quick steps to reach a housing objective. It highlights the push for faster approvals, funding considerations, and potential policy changes to accelerate construction and availability of housing units.
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