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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
4
Crosby Square men casuals and dress shoes advertised at five and six dollars in a July clearance sale. Mike Litz operates the Shoes and Repair shop and prints the deal in local notices.
At The Hospital Report as of 7 A.M lists admitted Kathryn Hill Panama NY Adele MacKenzie 188 Maple Ave Mrs Ernest Vanderhoof 243 Spring St Mrs James Braswell Grand Valley and other discharges including Linda and Jacquelyn Hair Findley Lake Debra Simmons 8 and Barbara Morton Sherman RD 1 plus Adele MacKenzie and Miss Adele MacKenzie. Also notes deceased 71.
The hospital completed a comprehensive gas safety upgrade with multiple shutoff valves a vent to the outside a gas pressure gauge an air valve and a damper switch. Warning signals were added to detect any malfunction as crews and repair teams restored heat after the January 10 blast that damaged the boiler room and ducts. Donald MacMartin the maintenance chief escaped injury while switching boilers and the blast spread through corridors injuring no one.
Miss MacKenzie born June 22 1873 Mayville New York died at 5 15 am at Corry Memorial Hospital after being found unconscious at home yesterday evening city police investigated neighbors report She was a Fre donia Normal School graduate and worked as a physical educator and later a physical therapist with the US Veterans Bureau Her survivors include a niece Mrs Harold Linder green Nedham Massachusetts and several great nieces and nephews Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow evening final rites Monday burial in Mayville Cemetery
A 1993-ton Liberian freighter Cheong Wah sank today off Yokohama after a collision with a larger vessel. Rescue crews saved the crew, and authorities investigated the collision. No further details on casualties or the second ship were available.
The funeral for Archie L. Tate, 79, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at St. Stephen's Lutheran Church in Erie, with burial at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are 7–9 p.m. Friday and 2–5 p.m. and 7–8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Russell C. Schmidt Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations benefit St. Stephen's Church improvement fund.
The Panamanian freighter Dona Nanty was sighted outside Yokohama port and the Maritime Safety Agency confirmed all 25 crewmen aboard the Cheong Wah were saved.
Corry community project delayed by right of way negotiations. Notes show fee appraiser Richard Ruth and reviewer from Indiana. multiple resubmissions and corrections to meet department procedure. Officials aim to advertise the project by late September and move toward contract, with efforts to resolve outstanding appraisals.
A sequence of internal agency actions on fee and staff appraisals runs from March 1966 to May 1966 with multiple returns, corrections, and approvals, plus an incident report: E L Kreger drowns in Cheat Lake near Point Marion, Pa. Robert R Purviance, 20, of Pittsburgh, drowned when attempting to swim across the lake.
Senator Russell Long announced a public inquiry into drug prices and federal health programs. He argues brand names inflate costs and supports prescribing by chemical names to cut Medicare expenses. He notes state laws limit generic sales and cites a Congressional Record list comparing brand and generic prices.
President Johnson criticizes inflation while detailing Vietnam policy in Indianapolis remarks. He warns a Communist victory would provoke global aggression, pledges persistence until peace negotiations or victory. He notes Amvets dedication and urges labor and business restraint alongside government efforts. He cites Britain wage price freeze as inflation worsened by rapid wage growth.
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