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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

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Hope of Airlines Settlement Rising

Washington AP reports airline talks make progress toward ending a seven day strike. Assistant Labor Secretary James Reynolds met with representatives of Northwest Trans World Eastern National and United to address wage increases and benefits in a three year contract. A joint session was planned for today as negotiators work through the log jam in the dispute.

Washington Asst James d. Reynolds Northwest Trans World Eastern National United Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Labor Department Reynolds

B52s Hit North Viet Nam in Missile Blasts

American jets destroyed two MIG21s in three minutes over Red River Valley and northwest of Hanoi using heat seeking Sidewinder missiles. Earlier, another MIGI7 was downed as part of a larger strike by F4C Phantoms. The United States reported 17 MIGs shot down in total over North Vietnam with further actions described.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam 17Th Parallel Red River Valley Hanoi William J. Swettder Alamogordo N.M Duane A. Buttell Chillicothe, T Buttell Ronald G. Martin Lake Villa Richard N. Kriepa Chesterton Ind Navy U.S Corral William M. McGuigan Spearfish S.D J.g Robert M. Fowler San Francisco Constellation

Jamestown Film Proxy Battle For Control Of Art Metal

Jamestown moves toward a proxy battle for Art Metal Inc with 125 000 shares offered by New York investor 8 T Scheinman at 25 a share. The bid would give Scheinman and backers a controlling stake in Art Metal which has 269 000 outstanding shares. competing director Allen EB Neil joined the board on his recommendation. The offer expires July 27 and Art Metal’s annual meeting is set for September 15. fiscal year ended May 31 posted strong profits though results未 announced.

Jamestown Art Metal Inc 8. T. Scheinman New York Art Metals J. Russell Rogerson Scheinman Rogerson Allen EB Neil Hens & Kelly Department Store Buffalo Chicago

Uneasy Chicago Negro Mobs Bomb Violence on West Side

Mobs of Negro youths shoved through Chicago West Side streets throwing fire bombs and bricks. Police arrested twenty youths on charges of arson resisting arrest or disorderly conduct. dozens more detained then released. Dozens of officers injured. at least two residents hit by stray bullets. Fire bombs ignited blazes and store windows were looted as a hot hydrant fight erupted along Roosevelt Road amid 80 degree heat.

Chicago West Side Roosevelt Road Loop

Heat Kills 106 As Storms Offer Only Temp Relief

Heat waves across the eastern two thirds of the nation claimed at least 106 lives this week as temperatures topped 100 in 21 states. St Louis and Illinois counties reported most deaths, with New York City recording 17 heat related fatalities last week. Heavy heat drained hospitals while scattered storms brought brief relief and continued high readings. Tornadoes and thunderstorms troubled the Midwest and New England as power lines fell and rain lashed the region. Continued hot, humid conditions were forecast with afternoon showers in the Gulf and Southeast regions.

Associated Press St.Louis Illinois Mississippi River St. Louis New York City Health Department Helen L. Taylor Philadelphia Gulf and Southeast States Rockies High Plains Mississippi Valley Batesville Ark Little Rock Fort Smith Pine Bluff Blytheville Walnut Ridge Nashville Tenn Memphis Weather Bureau Baltimore

Bing Crosby's Brother Dies in Connecticut

Sharon Conn AP Ever Jett Crosby 70 longtime manager of Bing Crosby died Wednesday night at Sharon Hospital. He had been confined to a wheelchair since both legs were amputated in 1964 due to a circulatory ailment. He was treated for cancer last year.

Sharon, Conn Jett Crosby Bing Sharon Hospital

Franklin Bears Crack Down On Wild Car Jockeys

Franklin mayor orders a 24 hour system of speed traps across the city to curb what he calls daredevil driving. The plan seeks arrests before magistrates with support from the sheriff and state police. Deputized auxiliary officers may be used if needed to stop noisy mufflers and tire screeching under local ordinances.

Guy Mammolite Franklin Jack Dillman Franklin Police Department Sheriff's ‘Office Pennsylvania State Police

Rockwell Elects Drestel Treasurer in Shakeup

Robert D. Drestel, 40, a former vice president of Pittsburgh National Bank, was elected treasurer of Rockwell Standard Corp. He succeeds Richard A. Obermeier, who resigned. The announcement came Wednesday.

Pittsburgh Rockwell Standard Corp Robert D. Drestel Pittsburgh National Bank Rockwell Richard A. Obermeier

Suspect Captured After Ten Nurses Murdered in Chicago

Eight student nurses aged 21 to 23 were killed in a Southeast Side dormitory in what police called the crime of the century. A survivor, Miss Carazo Amarao, 23, from the Philippines, hid under a bed and described a lone blond killer 6 feet 1 inch tall. A man matching the description was later arrested downtown after attempting to buy a ticket to New Orleans.

Chicago Delta Air Lines E. Monroe St New Orleans FBI E. 100Th St South Chicago Hospital Carazo Amarao Philippines Ind Edward Sheehy

Gripes Over School Tax Exonerations Rise in Corry

The Corry School Board faced a flood of requests for tax exonerations after the per capita tax doubled from $7 to $15. J. Earle Bliley, chair of the Finance Committee, presented cases showing how exonerations are considered, starting with forms from the treasurer and reviewed by E. Anderson before Finance Committee and the School Board.

Corry School Board J. Earle Bliley Billey E. Anderson Bliley Anderson

Pole Toil Car Hits Pole In Corry Incident

Ronald G. Hixson, 21, of 525 West Church Street, advised police he was turning left onto North Center Street from East Columbus Avenue when he saw a man exit a car in the laundromat parking lot. His vehicle veered off the road and struck a utility pole, with about $1,000 in damage. He was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital for forehead and arm lacerations.

Da.m North Center Street Columbus Avenue Ronald G. Hixson West Church Street East Columbus Avenue Laundro Mat Hixson Corry Memorial Hospital Journal Johnston

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