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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1967
Page
6
The piano team Ferrante and Teicher will perform at the Chau tauqua Amphitheater on Thursday with Theme From the Apartment and Moon River among pieces. New bleachers add seating for 500 at the amphitheater.
Union and industry clash over Reuther's plan to detail work rules and wage parity. The UAW opposes compulsory overtime and shifts, while producers warn against rigid schedules threatening production. Canadian and American pay gaps cited as 30 percent and linked to productivity. Lines of demarcation focus on job definitions and flexibility in seasonal output.
A collision at the intersection of U S 322 and Ohio 7 in Andover killed three Pennsylvania men and left one hospitalized. Sheriffs identified two dead as John Gleydurn and Steve Toth of Barnesboro Pa. Elmont Stewart, 41, of Cherry Tree Pa., was in fair condition at Greenville Pa Hospital. Officials could not determine the crash cause.
Mt Carmel Township officials plan to vote on a zoning ordinance to block a plan to dump 5000 tons daily of Philadelphia refuse in an abandoned strip mine. Local opposition grows as officials warn that opening the area risks a defeat. Philadelphia weighs landfill by Reading Railroad tracks and a Reading subsidiary would operate dumps if approved.
Harold M. Koch a former Roman Catholic priest and teacher, marries Jemette Neager of East Setauket in New York City. Koch 35 of Chicago, recently returned from three months in the Soviet Union after leaving the United States to protest Vietnam policy and later deciding communism not for him.
A Soviet source discusses limiting pressure on Vietnam's government and people in a DMZ lake area while noting stronger potential in central highlands and the Saigon corridor where populations are concentrated. The speaker indicates military conditions are improving, though McNamara reportedly disagreed.
A Towanda Creek flash flood Sunday night damaged homes and farms, washed out several bridges, and briefly marooned a family in Bradford County. The grand flood likely from a Granville area cloudburst killed 12 cattle, damaged hay and other crops, with crews rescuing the Schultz family. No injuries were reported.
U S News & World Report reports the Soviet Union allegedly faked intelligence to push Arab nations toward crisis. The article says Egypt and Syria believed the reports, Nasser ordered a Gulf of Aqaba blockade, Israel warned of war, and President Johnson steered a cautious path to avoid wider conflict.
Dr Warren Nash a local Negro physician cites housing and employment as root causes of Waterloo tensions. Waterloo with about 6 900 Black residents in a 75 000 population faced rock throwing and hostile talk after a Black man hanged himself in a city jail cell. Investigations cleared police of blame.
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