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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
1
Hospital Seeks Funds For Addition As Paratroopers Smash Reds
U S paratroopers nearly destroyed a North Vietnamese battalion in Kontum Province after two days of fierce fighting. The 101st Airborne Brigade reinforced by helicopters drove the enemy of 850 plus men from a valley camp, leaving 292 reported dead on a five mile front. A separate Mekong Delta mortar attack killed Americans as political tensions ease briefly before national elections. This report ties a brutal ground clash to broader see-saw action across South Viet Nam amid calls for nonviolent protest against Ky regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
Mekong
101St Airborne Brigade
Buddhist Institute
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tam Chau
Kontum
25Th Infantry Division
101St Airborne
Claims Military Draft Causes Labor Shortage
Harrisburg AP Secretary Leland H Bull warns the draft has created shortages of technical and skilled farm workers and may require deferments to prevent food production drops. He spoke after a conference with John Scott of the Pennsylvania state Grange and Gerald Biggs of the Pennsylvania Farmers Association about acute field labor losses during planting and harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Leland H. Bull
John Scott
Pennsylvania State Grange
Gerald Biggs
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
House Passes $34 Million School Subsidy Bill in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House approved a $34 million bonus for public schools in a 203 to 0 vote and sent it to the Senate. The measure would provide outright subsidies to districts, with amounts varying by district. For the Corry Jointure, past distributions totaled $51,608, and similar figures are expected if the Senate passes the current bill.8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Sidies
Corry Area
State Senate
Corry Jointure
Corry
Columbus
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Spring Creek
Elgin Borough
Car collision on East Street Hill and East Pleasant
A vehicle traveling on East Street Hill and turning onto East Pleasant was struck by another car driven by Irene Ward of 545 West Church Street rear. Police said Mrs Ward reported the incident and details were being reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
East Pleasant
Irene Ward
West Church Street
East Pleasant Street
Daniel T. Cooper
R. D
Corry
Penn'a Man Found Murdered in New Castle
Police identified the victim as 41 year old Thomas Pagley whose body was found in his apartment in New Castle early today. A bloodstained hammer was found near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle, Pa
New Castle
Jane
Thomas Pagley
Artist Jean Arp Dies in Basel at 78
Swiss obit reports Jean Arp a modern abstract artist died Tuesday in Basel at age 78 from a heart attack. Arp, renowned for pioneering abstract sculpture and painting, contributed influential works to 20th century art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Jean Arp
Corry WU Shut Down As Strike Hits Huge Firm
The Commercial Telegraphers Union ended talks with Western Union and ordered a nationwide strike. Corry’s office received the directive to halt all public message handling and transmission, with the Philadelphia Division and a Washington spokesman stating there will be no activity at the Corry office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry WU
Commercial ‘Telegraphers Union
Western Union
Corry
L. B. Ball
Ball
Philadelphia
Washington
Hospital mulls large extension funded by federal aid
Corry Memorial Hospital approved filing for funds to expand the West Smith street facility. Project cost could range from 635000 to 1300000 depending on federal and state aid and local fundraising. The board plans a Harrisburg visit around June 15 to discuss maximum federal help and then set expansion limits. Directors and planning committee members discussed raising about two thirds of costs locally, with possible Appalachian funds and hospital contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Smith Street
Special Planning Committee
Appalachia
Samuel Antrim
William Cannon
Dean Clark
Harrisburg
Joseph Willamson
Hubert Vaughn
Elwin Fuller
William Kafferlin
Allan Kuhn
Dale Ham
Choices Open To Hospital On Expansion Project
The hospital board outlines five expansion options with total costs ranging from 96,35,000 to 97,500. They deem Option 1 essential and prefer pursuing additional options as funds allow, aiming to add long term care beds and improve facilities through phased financing from local, state, and federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Board of Directors
Oil City Tot in Critical Condition After Toy Car Collision
In Oil City a six year old girl shopping her toy car down a hill collided with a moving car driven by John W. McGraw. The child was rushed to Oil City Hospital with undetermined injuries. McGraw said he could not see the toy vehicle. Police and planning committee members assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glu Wis
Sherleta
Oil City
Dewey Hammer
Robert Wygant
William Welch
Hammer
Johnn
McGraw
Union Urges Tax Cut for $6500 Annual Income
The United Electrical Workers Union calls for reducing taxes on an annual income of $6,500 or less. The resolution says taxation burdens working people and asks the federal government to lower taxes. A second resolution seeks improved unemployment benefits at no less than two thirds of a worker's highest wage for the duration of unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piagbungh
APJ
United Electrical Workers Union
Truck Rim Crashes Into McCaslin Kitchen
A tire rim detached from a tank truck carrying a laundry preparation toppled into the McCaslin home at 912 West Pleasant Street just before midnight. Driver John G Monteson, 26, of Sharon, failed to stop after a left and right turn, sending the rim and dishware scattering inside the kitchen. The table was set for breakfast, and the family was awakened by the impact. (Continued on Page Three).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaslin
West Pleasant Street
McCaslins
Paul Revere
John G. Monteson
Sharon
Monteson
Northwest
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