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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
4
The PNA Club Corry hosts a Saturday dance featuring The Whirling Polkateers for members and guests. Event details include a planned night of music and socializing with attendees likely arriving from local communities.
A Navy ship with 297 crew moved to support U S posts and evacuations as Israeli jets and torpedo boats attacked. Six strafing runs and torpedoes aimed at the vessel left the crew badly outgunned, with one torpedo striking the starboard side while another passed 25 yards astern.
A list of admitted and discharged individuals appears with names and addresses in Corry including Murray Raymond Brian Mulligan and Mary Falcone, plus other residents. The report also describes damage to a vessel following Israeli gunfire, noting crew losses, a dry dock repair need, Pentagon minimalizing remarks, and a protested incident to Israel with an apology from the Israeli ambassador.
Washington Reuters report says the Senate approved a tight congres sional redistricting measure overriding committee lines. The bill sets a 10 percent population variation cap next year, down from 30 percent, with ongoing conference talks to reach a compromise. Kennedy backed the shift, arguing it aligns with the one man one vote rulings. House leaders hailed the move restoring anti gerrymandering language and compact district aims despite opposition fears of distorted maps.
A brown dog bit a policeman and a stroller in Tompkins Square Park triggering a large police response. Ralph Stravato walked the dog when Nash Stinson frightened it. Patrolman John Buckley was bitten while trying to calm the animal as about 100 people watched.
Lawmakers debate whether to keep 30 percent or cut to 10 percent in a plan affecting eight states for 1968 district redrawing. The Senate bill would trigger reapportionment in 22 states, including Alabama, California, Texas, New York, and Ohio, with broader state changes to House districts.
Notice of sheriff sale in Erie County with sale date June 23 1967 at 10 00 A M at Erie County Court House. Writs of execution issued from Courts of Common Pleas of Erie County direct sale includes description of property in Wayne Township and conditions on distribution of proceeds. Also notices of quiet title action against property in Corry and an amendment filing for airport authority of Corry. Sheriff Andrew J. iE signs.
A Blair County grand jury declares it will not act as a collection agency. It dismissed four bad check cases totaling 48 dollars and urges prosecutions only when amounts exceed costs. Public notice details a Corry ordinance on sidewalk construction and city-led repaving with timelines and penalties.
City issues safety criteria for sidewalks in Corry. Defects include cracked blocks, heaved or settled sections, misaligned surfaces, drainage problems, and unlawful patches. Owners may be charged for construction or repair costs, with liens on abutting properties. Section defines enforcement, penalties, and right of withdrawal.
Tacatlinae 9 serves as a trading hub for the area. Retail rates here run 2 percent to 41 percent above the national average. The local economy is in a peak period with animal payrolls exceeding 24 million, according to chamber manager Long.
Israel and Iraqi troops reportedly observed the cease-fire. King Hussein told reporters the Jordanian border stay is being respected. At the U.N. in New York, Security Council debated rival U.S. and Soviet drafts toward postwar talks. Moscow faced likely defeat on a call for Israel to cede gains. Expectation grew that Russia might veto the U.S. plan for negotiations to withdraw troops and preserve rights. Israel aimed to keep Old Jerusalem and lands west of the Jordan River.
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