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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1966

Page

6

Weather and Local News Briefs From Erie Area

The extended forecast calls for daytime highs from 24 to 37 degrees and a low near 20 with light, mainly north portion snow showers. An Erie machinists union voted 283 to 85 to reject Lord Manufacturing Co contract terms and continue a 48 day strike. A blizzard caused a road mishap on Mead Avenue injuring Mrs. Ronald Greeley, with damages around 300 and 200 to vehicles. A local worker, Chester Regan, is recovering from facial injuries after a wood chipper incident. Driver license suspensions for Cynthia Buesink, Kenneth Buckley, and Florence Bates appear in state records. Police responded to a pack of dogs found in a garage, capturing two. estimates suggest about 16 dogs inside. Marriage licenses filed include David Haenel and Christine Collier. A corgis dog incident involved Bruce Bailey’s vehicle on Shady Avenue. Mrs. Leon Wynn died at Battersby Nursing Home Erie. funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home to be announced. Corry Area High School wrestling, despite winter conditions, remains scheduled against Warren.

Erie International Association of Machinists Lord Manufacturing Co Lord Ronald Greeley Mead Avenue Ernest P. Burik Mound Street Burik's Greeley Burik

Hedy Lamarr Arrested For Petty Theft Outburst

AP report states Hedy Lamarr, 51, was arrested in a department store parking lot on petty theft charges after security watched her place clothing and goods worth 86 dollars in a shopping bag and leave. She was released on bond as police noted her movie checks and valuables totaling at least 14 thousand dollars. Attorneys described the incident as a misunderstanding while noting her ongoing acting work and royalties.

Los Angeles Hollywood Hedy Lamarr Helen McGarry Miss Lamarr Arthur Lawrence Miss Lamar Maurice Inman Inman Lawrence

Gas break cuts heat to 20,000 in Nebraska towns

A six inch gas pipeline rupture near Norfolk left 10 communities within 25 miles without natural gas as the temperature plunged to eight below zero. More than 20,000 people lost service though no hardship cases were reported. Public buildings in Norfolk opened on oil heat and hospitals used standby fuel while crews fixed the line by dawn. Service restoration was expected by nightfall. cause undetermined.

Norfolk Neb Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company

Britain Backs Self Reliance on Asia Europe Commitments

Britain will maintain military commitments in Germany the Middle East Africa and the Far East without U S aid or money, after talks among Foreign Secretary Stewart Defense Secretary Healey and U S officials. Britain aims to keep the Rhine army intact despite NATO strains and market tensions while seeking no U S funding. A separate note mentions a police officer reporting a suspect Lamarr with several inexpensive items in a shopping bag.

Washington Britain Germany Middle East Africa Far East Michel Stewart Defense Denis Healey Dean Rusk Robert S. McNamara U.S U. S Suez

Institutions Better Than Homes For Some Kids

A Michigan State University psychologist argues some children may benefit from being raised in an institution rather than at home. Dr. Albert Rabin compared Kibbutz upbringing to conventional families, noting early decay in family life and later resilience in cooperative care. He suggests redirecting aid to organized care and a Domestic Peace Corps to improve life for fatherless children away from slum environments.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State Uni Albert Rabin MSU Rabin Army Ac Iies Peace Corps

Owl thwarted by Mrs Riley after fumes scare

Mrs Riley fed raw meat and cornflakes to lure an owl into a doorway where it began pecking. She then covered the bird with a pail, placed a lid beneath it, and hurried to the front door, escaping the fumes incident.

Viet Cong suffer morale hit amid mass conscription and raids

U S embassy study based on 500 prisoners and refugees shows Viet Cong relying on conscription as morale sinks in many villages. Air power, especially B52 saturation raids, is cited as a major factor driving fear and hindering the insurgents. Cadres remain disciplined while public support collapses under heavy taxation and draft pressures. The report notes freed South Vietnamese officers and a New Year gesture freeing North Vietnamese prisoners as Washington weighs resuming air attacks on North Vietnam.

U.S Hanoi Radio Viet Cong Saigon Johnson Washington North Viet Nam U.S. Pacific Air Forces Hunter Harris Honolulu

Indiana seeks Ford tax action over delinquent wage withholdings

The article details Indiana tax officials disputing Ford Motor Co withholding of wages for a former Indiana resident in Illinois. State Revenue Commissioner William J. Fortune says wages were levied under a Porter County sheriff levy from Valparaiso. Ford officials say Indiana law requires full withholding with no exemptions. Milasich, tied to a local union case, is linked to a man who died after pleading for help. The broader issue centers on cross‑state tax collection and employer withholding practices.

Dama Clark UAW Milasich Undern Roger D. Panes India Clarke Sie Indiana Ford Motor Co Michigan Mlinois William J. Fortune Porter County Valparaiso Indianapolis Joseph Conan Ford Chicago Heights Michael Miela Illinois State Labor Department

Sheriff Sale Notice in Erie County Pennsylvania

By writ of execution from the Court of Common Pleas Erie County Pennsylvania the described real estate in Wayne Township is scheduled for sale at the Erie County Courthouse on February 18 1966 at 10 A.M. EST. A distribution schedule will be filed within 30 days after sale with proceeds distributed 10 days after filing unless exemptions are filed. If funds are not paid immediately after striking off the property may be resold. The parcels total about 108 acres with a 1943 deed grant and a gas lease affecting both parcels. The sale includes a dwelling, a garage and a poultry house on the property and notes a coal gas lease interest and mortgage considerations. The defendants are Anthony Slava and Faye Slava. The case is Savings and Loan Association v. Slava. Sheriff Andrew J. Hanisek. Writ of Execution No. 77 February Term, 1966.

Courts of Common Pleas Erie County Pennsylvania Erie County Court House Erie E.S.T Sheriffs Office Andrew J. Hanisek Savings and Loan Association Ve Blacktop Corry Clymer Edna L, York and Township of Wayne County of State of Jackman Hill C. Tack Raymond Jackman Hill Road Pennsylvania Gas Company

Tax Withholding Sparks Union Test Case Across States

A Ford Motor Co. suit alleges wages for Benny GF suburban 82 in Park Forest have been withheld since January 14 for delinquent Indiana taxes. UAW Local 524 plans a test case on interstate debt collection reciprocity, as Michigan and Indiana outline agreements. Indiana officials note Clark’s death limits guidance while Gov. Branigin hints at possible legislative changes to tax delinquency penalties. Clark’s widow and family traveled to Macedonia, Alabama, for the trial.

Gardners Thas Ae Ford Benny Park Forest Ratate Indiana Clark and Sheehy UAW Michigan Charles Rogers Clark Branigin

City Income Tax Disbursement Decision From Commit tee

At a recent Earned Income Tax Committee meeting, members voted to distribute 15,000 from the reserve fund to the city and school districts immediately and retain the rest to pay claims to other districts. The move responds to residents who work in the city but live in districts with income tax revisions, with Fuller issuing checks drawn on the reserve fund.

Fuller

Designer James Ruderman Dies On Train In Manhasset

Manhasset New York designer James Ruderman known for major offices including the Pan American Building collapsed and died on a train en route to his office yesterday. He was a 7-year veteran of the field.

Manhasset N.Y James Ruderman New York Pan American

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Chester Regan Clymer Bag Company WCA Hospital Jamestown State Bureau of Traffic Safety Cynthia Buesink Wayne Street Kenneth H. Buckley R. D Beat Lake Florence W. Bates Union City Terday David Haenel Warren Christine Collier East Pleasant Street Bruce Bailey Spartansburg Shady Avenue Bailey Stap Olicer Paul French Leon (Fay) Wynn East Main Street Battersby Bracken Funeral Home Corry Area Lou Hanna Pittsfield Inn Pittsfield Hammond Lumber Asia J.P. Flowerree Thomas Chevrolet Thomas Motor Co North Main Street Alvin Riley Jr Shaler Township Pittsburgh Riley Alvin Riley Sr Allied Law White House Tokyo Eisaku Sato Viet Nam Japan Sheriff Sales Anthony Slava Faye Slava Jackman Edna York York Henry Scheurman Scheurman Blonza Williams Hlawe Williams Edgar Drake Toda Jackman Road Cornie Jackman York's Ann Page W. Washington St Corry, PA ABE Cottage Cheese
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