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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
1
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Sens. J W Fulbright and Leverett Saltonstall urged restraint if North Vietnam trials Americans as war criminals. President Johnson offered a meeting with Hanoi officials on prisoners or other topics but avoided pledging retaliation. Fulbright warned of a disastrous cycle and potential civilian harm, signaling Congress fears escalating war.
President Johnson at a White House news conference skirted questions on American retaliation if Hanoi tries war crimes trials for downed U S pilots. He warned that trials would shock peace lovers and urged restraint while urging unity and law and order amid racial tensions and a stalled airline labor dispute. He also endorsed unconditioned talks and a Red Cross mediated conference on humane treatment per the Geneva accords.
Gemini 10 astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins plan retro rocket ignition at 9:31 p.m. EST for a fiery descent, targeting a 4:07 p.m. landing about 550 miles east southeast of Cape Kennedy. A recovery fleet led by Guadalcanal awaits in good weather as they conserve fuel and perform final experiments.
A foster child ran away from Mrs. Lawrence Eckman’s home around 1 PM, triggering a wider search west of Corry Route 6. Trooper Basile and Police Chief Carnegie spotted a sighting. Duane Beckwith later found the boy after his car ran out of gas and brought him to the station. A Turkey recess clash marked by scuffling followed in Ankara.
Marvin Hart Jr. 25 of Titusville will face a federal bench trial in Erie on August 1 for failing to report to the Selective Service for instructions on secular employment in place of active service. Hart, a conscientious objector, was assigned to Norristown State Hospital and later did not report to the Crawford County board. He is defended by George T. Forsell Jr. and faces representation by the U S attorney’s office.
An elderly Corry man charged with indecent assault on a 12 year old girl will not appear until the September term in Erie County court. A second morals complaint was filed May 30 against the same man. The DA explained that after April 18 the May term cutoff passed, delaying hearings until the next term. The man remains on a $300 bond for the delayed September appearance.
In Cleveland the East Side saw five people wounded when police and National Guardsmen opened fire on an auto near the riot-torn Hough area. A 4-year-old boy, Christopher Green, was in serious condition after a head wound. others including Diane Towns and her two children were treated for injuries.
Washington AP reports talks between airline unions and management fell apart with a potential presidential intervention. AFL CIO Machinists leader Ramaay voiced anger, while negotiator Curlin warned no contract offer would go to a vote for 35 000 strikers. Labor Secretary Wirtz called a vote pointless without a full top-team agreement. The strike could extend two months against Trans World Eastern National Northwest and United. President Johnson considered pulling negotiators to the White House for marathon sessions to break the stalemate.
Saigon reports North Vietnamese air defenses shot down three U S planes including a radar ship equipped for detection and jamming. The RB66 reconnaissance craft and two F105 Thunderjets were lost amid nine SAMs fired and sightings of six MiGs. Airmen missing 8 in total. weekly American casualties rise.
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