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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
1
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In Saigon South Viet Nam a Buddhist woman set herself alight on a Saturday. She was one of three Buddhists who burned themselves to death, a protest that stunned observers and drew international attention.
The Supreme Court held that Dr Samuel H Sheppard did not receive a fair trial due to a carnival atmosphere and publicity surrounding the bludgeon slaying of his wife Marilyn The court ordered his release unless the state retries him The majority urged court controls on news coverage including limiting reporters in the courtroom insulating witnesses and restricting out of court statements by officials The decision reverses a Cincinnati ruling and sends the case back to Ohio for possible release unless charges are renewed
Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan achieved a near perfect splashdown in the Atlantic after a 3 day 21 minute flight. Their craft landed within two miles of the aiming point and three miles from the carrier Wasp as millions watched on TV. The mission circled the globe 45 times covering nearly 1.2 million miles.
Edward Sadley 31 of Pleasant Township, recently released from a mental hospital, is charged with the murder of his two infant children Jean 1 and John 2 at their Warren County home. He was arraigned and a sanity commission may be appointed. three other children played nearby as events unfolded.
The Erie Lackawanna Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to discontinue two Corry passenger trains, No. 1 at 9 10 p m and No. 2 at 7 15 a m, which would leave only two trains in service. The Phoebe Snow service Hoboken to Chicago would be cut back if approved, with estimated annual savings of about 1.8 million dollars. ICC review could take about 120 days, delaying removal until September or October.
Edmund Ault, designer of over 100 courses, lauded the Chevrolet area golf project calling it a Cadillac course with country club access for daily greens fees. He described Sand traps at Silver Spring site and greens from 5200 to 8200 square feet, noting 23 bunkers around greens and large tees as construction nears completion.
The Pennsylvania Electric Company strike by the IBEW ended after 24 hours with all pickets removed and employees returning to work on their next shifts. A tentative contract agreement was reached and will require ratification by union members. In Corry, pickets stood at two posts before returning to service as supervision reported uninterrupted operations.
A 20-year-old Kent State student, Ann Schlee of Castilla Ohio, is hospitalized after leaping from Beaver Bridge on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. She survived the 175-foot fall, landed in mud, and provided limited reasons for the jump. Police found her semi conscious and she admitted jumping.
Traffic crashes over the weekend injured seven people and caused about 2700 in property damage. Five persons were hurt in a nearly head-on collision at the Y in Columbus near 7 45 p m. Dorothy Henderson 21 and Allison Applebee 26 were the drivers. Henderson was pinned after her car flipped into a ditch and taken to Corry Memorial Hospital along with other injured occupants.
A 19 month old boy from Bear Lake is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a dog mauling. Jeffrey Woodin, son of Ronald Woodin and Mrs. Woodin, sustained puncture wounds lacerations and a skull fracture. Five stitches closed scalp cuts as he was cared for at home by Archie Woodin Sr. before hospital admission. The dog, a large mongrel, attacked the child under a porch and was pulled away by his father who rushed him to the hospital.
Mrs. Frank Anthony of 194 Raymond Avenue was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after being thrown from her car in a two vehicle collision at East Smith and Wayne streets. William E. Brown Jr. of Tidio ute suffered a left arm injury and was being examined. Police said Anthony, northbound on Wayne, and Brown, who did not see a stop sign on East Smith, collided at the intersection. Anthony was thrown from her car and landed on the pavement. a witness said she flew from the driver’s side door. Her five year old son Mark was unhurt.
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