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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ad lists local rates 25c per line and noon day-of-publication acceptance. Turben’s Auto Service advertises as a local ig dealer. Zalzneck’s Shoe Store promotes a semi annual clearance with many items under half price. AllWay Electric appears in ad segment.
In Frankfurt Germany Wilfried Kamper described hugging his fiancée Gisela Dinger as she died from a reflex death similar to a rabbit punch. The court lowered the charge to negligent homicide and sentenced the 29 year old printer to 21 months in prison.
Secret records on Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan disappearances have been declassified and added to Navy history files. The materials support the conclusion they missed Howland Island on a Lae to Howland flight, ran out of fuel, and crashed into the Pacific. A London sale reported Churchill's Marlborough biography bid to $616 in an auction.
Admission entries include Mark Hill seven months son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hill North Clymer Gretchen Slocum Sherman and Mrs Sylvia Reese 220 East Main Street Mrs Francis Thomas R D 8 Corry Mrs Paul Sonoski R D 2 Sorry Mark Humes eleven son of Mr and Mrs Homer Humes Clymer Miss Sharon Herrick Birmingham Mich Mrs Charles McAvoy Spartansburg Discharges include Mrs Richard Gambino 20 East Church Street Joyce Seeley Ashville NY Mrs Earl Stanton Clymer Michael two and Pamela four children of Norman Mitchell R D 3 Corry Mrs Evelyn Finnell 19 East Bond Street Rev Charles Fuller Centerville Kim four daughter of Norman Upperman North Clymer
Federal tax agents arrested twenty people in Pittsburgh and nearby towns for taking bets without gambling stamps. The suspects were arraigned before a U.S. commissioner and released on $1,000 bond each. Authorities said another man is being sought.
In Hudswell England Joe Brohee aged 76 died last weekend. His hearse waited outside the George and Dragon as 16 mourners drank. He left 14 to pay for the drinks but the bill was half that, with the remainder going to Brohee’s estate.
Detroit AP. AMC negotiators urged the United Auto Workers to bargain in light of no profits. AMC, the smallest U.S. auto maker, posted no profit last year and none so far this year. UAW Greathouse said concessions not yet requested. Reuther hinted concessions possible. AMC owes about 66 million to banks. The talks run as three-year pacts near expiry. Also Harrisburg police identify a taxicab fatality victim as James Christopher Quinn.
Secretary of Defense McNamara said civilians might substitute for certain noncombat jobs in Vietnam to curb troop increases and balance the force. He cited civilian construction personnel and potential hiring of foreign labor as examples, noting U S support troops outnumber combat troops about two to one.
Mrs. Clara Sorenson and her daughters Jol Ann Susan and Gloria of East Sixth street extension toured the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The visit included Launch Complex 39 the Vehicle Assembly Building and a look at the Apollo Saturn V vehicle in space history.
Robert L. Strickman says he developed a tasteless white crystalline filter that reduces tar and nicotine intake by more than two thirds and costs no more than existing filters. He has given a controlling interest to Columbia University and medical tests are planned.
Striking workers at Newport News Shipbuilding withdraw pickets during negotiations after a four hour session in Richmond with Peninsula Shipbuilders Association and company officials. Gov. Godwin reported substantial progress, amid earlier violence at the yard during the nationwide strike at the large private shipyard employing 21 500 workers.
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