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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1966

Page

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U S Squeeze Wilting Reds In Vietnam Action

U S forces push the Viet Cong with air mobile cavalry near Bong Son and Phu Yen in heavy skirmishes. Reports say 50 Viet Cong killed, 11 missing, 134 wounded. U S casualties light. In Da Nang and surrounding areas South Korean Marines and U S units use tanks and helicopters in patrols to flush out Viet Cong, with eight more Viet Cong killed and five captured since Friday.

Saigon South Vietnaa Bong Son Phu Yen 101St Airborne Brigade da Nang

Arctic Cold Grips 24 States With Record Low Readings

Subzero weather paralyzes much of the nation with 38 degree below readings in the north and brutal lows in Iowa Nebraska Illinois Wisconsin Missouri and Illinois. Snow blanketed Arkansas with 12 inches in Pine Bluff and six inches in one hour as freezings edged into Oklahoma and the Tennessee Valley. Officials warned of near blizzard conditions as the storm moves northeast toward the Carolinas and the Carolinas brace for heavy snow and rain across the south.

Sioux City Iowa Grand Island Neb Milwaukee Rockford, Ill Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago O'Hare St. Louis Kansas City Arkansas Pine Bluff Little Rock Carolinas

Corry Endures Deep Freeze as Temp Dips to Minus 17

Corry saw a -17 degree low during a frigid night with a hoped for warmer day ahead. Residents venturing out early reported bitter conditions and the forecast predicted a modest rise toward spring as time moves on.

Corry

Voter List Reductions Reported in Corry Region

One hundred twelve Corry voters were dropped from the lists for not voting in two years and not reinstating. The county registrar mailed 149 reinstatement cards to 48 Democrats and 101 Republicans. 37 reinstated. In Waynesboro 27 were dropped, including 7 Democrats and 20 Republicans. In Concord 18 were dropped, with 4 Democrats and 14 Republicans.

Corry Waynes Concord

Stormy Labor Chief Quill Dies in New York

Michael J. Quill longtime head of the AFL CIO Transport Workers Union died at age 60 in his 15 East 72nd Street apartment. He collapsed after a year marked by a New Year’s Day walkout arrest and a 12 day strike that cost the city an estimated one billion dollars. He was praised as a fiery but effective leader and defender of transit workers.

Michael Quill NEW York Michael J. Quill Trish Manhattan Rocky Foundation Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union Quill New York City State Supreme Court Bellevue Hospital

Corry Recreation Funds Back in Erie County Budget

The Erie County budget includes a second 5 000 allocation for Corry's recreation program as part of a four year 20 000 package. Commissioners debated deficits and revenue projections while considering unbudgeted items including 45 000 for a data processing room and 50 000 for secondary road improvements.

Corry Erie County Louis Reymiek William C. Hill Jr Hill Rzymek

Two Auto Accidents Reported in Corry Area

Corry State police reported two motor incidents yesterday. In the first at 4:30 PM on Corry Spring Creek road a left turn by a 25 year old driver caused a collision with a westbound car driven by 50 year old Carl Titch. damages totaled 600 with no injuries and the 25 year old was charged with improper turn. The second crash near Wattsburg involved a 17 year old Moody driving into a parked vehicle owned by 46 year old Earl Price. Moody received a charge for failing to keep right and damages were about 500 dollars.

Corry McIntyre Titch Thomas G. Moody Wattsburg Earl, H. Price East Street Richard Deutsch Price Auto Moody Deutsch

Explosion at Boston hotels leaves nine dead and sixty injured

A massive explosion and blaze tore through a bar and coffee shop on Boylston Street near the Plymouth Hotel, killing at least nine and injuring about 60. Firefighters battled flames into the early morning as debris and icy streets hampered rescue efforts. Authorities sought a cause while rescuers evacuated injured victims from upper floors.

Ormeer William Shea Plymouth Hotel Nepton Kenneth Harrison Boston Ree Boylston Street Etiba Hoston Common Mobil Leo Kelso Paramount Plymeu Hotel

Career Day Ninth Graders Probe Local Careers

Corry Area High School Ninth graders will tour 12 local establishments in a record Career Day field expedition.244 freshmen will explore business industry and professions to guide course choices and future studies. The event, sponsored by social studies and guidance departments, emphasizes occupation outlook education requirements and health and labor factors.

Corry Area High School Social Studies Department Junior High Guidance Department

Fire damages garage after possible short circuit

Firefighters responded to a blaze at a garage on the Leland Cross farm in Corry. Fire Chief Jerome Davis noted the cause was uncertain though a short circuit is suspected. No injuries occurred. The jeep and building suffered damage totaling about $500. Seven firefighters attended with two pieces of equipment.

Jerome Davis Leland Crosscut Farm R. D Corry Davis Johnston

Special Meeting Set For Corry Area School Board

A special Corry Area Joint School Board meeting will be held Monday January 31 1966 at 8 p.m. in the high school library to discuss the re election of the superintendent. It is urged that rural board members attend.

Corry Area

Lions Founder Dies in Grvansville Ind

Dr. William Perry W 288, a founder of the Lions Club in 1917, died in Grvansville Indiana yesterday.

LIONS Grvansville Ind

Priest Defies Cardinal Over Mass in New York and Newark

AP reporting that Father Depeuw refused to accept a cardinal’s revocation of his authority. Cardinal Shehan asserts authority for Catholic leadership in Baltimore and beyond. The dispute centers on obedience to church hierarchy and Depeuw’s claimed independence. The Newark incident involves a priest defying a cardinals letter and continuing to lead mass.

Cardinal Shehan New, York Depauw Shehan Baltimore Timbuktu Ce ‘Rial Perso Sheban Danta Father Depeuw Newark N.J Priday Pater

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