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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
3
The readable fragments reference internal security, presidential term questions, and institutional appeals. Mentions of medical conditions, allergic reactions, and iron controlled industries appear, but many names and specifics are lost in the damaged OCR.
Funeral services for Gurnsey Baldy Seguine set for Bracken Funeral Home at 11 a m Wednesday with calling hours Monday evening. Burial planned at West Lawn Cemetery. The Corry Civil unit’s air patrol conducted a simulated search and rescue mission from the Conway School, with Ranger team members coordinating via radio and numerous cadets and officers participating.
Pittsburgh AP reports Justice Michael A. Musmanno urged a constitutional amendment to bypass a U S Supreme Court ruling that bans firing teachers for Communist Party membership. He spoke to Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders, arguing it clashes with wartime policy and academic freedom protections.
An on-scene observer described a panel adjacent to Apollo 1 power systems as severely burned with only mounting brackets remaining. Carbonized debris surrounded the spacecraft while wires and electrical components lay ruined near Cmdr. Chaffee’s shoulder area.
Eyewitnesses describe Apollo 1 as a gutted charred wreck with cockpit components unrecognizable. Investigators review photographs and data while debating cause from sparks or faulty wiring in the pure oxygen cabin.
Two Warren County girls Sandra Peterson 20 and Karen Lundmark 19 were injured in a one car accident at 3 15 am Saturday on Route 8 in Sandy Creek Township four miles south of Franklin. The driver from Pittsfield suffered a broken arm and was admitted to Franklin Hospital. Lundmark treated for cuts and possible wrist fracture. The car skidded and hit an embankment. damage about 800 dollars. Both are employed by the Warren Times Mirror and Observer.
The agency said the spacecraft was drawing power from outside and only simulating internal power. Investigators consider temperature and oxygen pressure buildup as a possible explosion cause. Grissom White and Chaffee, seasoned and rookie astronauts, were rehearsing for a February launch when a blockhouse alarm triggered. Smoke inhalation affected 27 launch crew members during the rescue attempt from the burning capsule 218 feet above the ground.
The Warren County School District will raise Type A lunch prices by five cents starting Wednesday. Elementary meals rise to 30 cents, secondary to 35 cents, and adults to 45 cents. The change reflects higher food costs and reduced donated commodities.
A bill to require motorcyclists to wear protective headgear was introduced in the General Assembly by Forest Hopkins of the Fourth District which includes Corry. A $10 penalty is proposed for violations. The measure also bans riding on crossbars and limits passengers to those on the regular seat. Other sponsors include Wendell Good Eric Budd Dwyer Alvin Kahl and Robert Davis.
The aircraft carrier Essex remained at Roosevelt Roads Naval Station after being freed from a sand bar off Puerto Rico. Navy tugs pumped off fuel and sent helicopters to lighten the 25 year old ship following its grounding during a large air sea exercise with 20,000 involved from five NATO nations.
The Senate debates Johnson's 135 billion budget and a 0.7 billion deficit with borrowing needs. Monroney pushes internal reform bills including financial disclosures. Kennan, Reischauer, and Salisbury to testify on foreign policy topics as Ackley discusses the economic report.
Beverly Massachusetts police will swap white hats for blue to reduce being targeted by criminals. Police Chief Edward Aucone said officers preferred white hats but agreed the color change would help them safely monitor and pursue burglars.
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