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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
1
OCR fragment mentions ITY and DST and a pipe option with 15 inches and 100 tons. Notes a table and verify orbin and standard analysis methods. Contains garbled bits and partial references to checks and weights.
Edward Sadley, 31, appeared in Warren County Court for the pistol slaying of his two youngest children in Pleasant Township. Judge A. Flick Jr. ordered commitment to Warren State Hospital for up to 90 days for observation and diagnosis under the 1951 Mental Health Law, with the case to be reviewed after a written report. Deputy sheriffs escorted him to the state hospital. The indictment will be read to him for August grand jury consideration.
City Council met at noon unable to fill the late Guy E. Abbey’s finance director post but named S. E. Anderson of Corry Area School secretary and business manager as chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee for urban renewal. Anderson’s prior roles include leading the Master Plan Steering Committee and serving on the Erie County Planning Commission. The council set a June 20 deadline for the Abbey replacement, with 30 days under state law, and the committee aims to hold its first meeting the week of June 20. Continued on page six.
U S paratroopers fought a dug in North Vietnamese force for a fourth day in Kontum province while Ky deploys 400 riot police to Hue. Officials said about 239 NVA killed with higher counts expected. U S losses were light overall, one platoon mauled. Headline notes Ky to attend non Communist summit in South Korea.
Carry Area High School seniors celebrated their conclusion of high school with a vandalism free night. About 20 boys nearly moved a Napoleon cannon from City Park toward the school before police intervened and the cannon was returned by the streets department. A nearby hillside fire caused by gasoline spelling out 66 prompted a fire department response, but no injuries were reported. Senior girls decorated the flagpole and school door with balloons and a stuffed animal as part of the night’s activities.
Corry's Cancer Fund Drive raised 2090 dollars this year in a soft sell campaign. The Erie County unit collected the amount at its annual meeting in Erie, contrasting with last year's 3000 dollar push. Factors cited include resistance to a separate fund appeal and not enough volunteers to lead the drive.
MERCER Pa Two of three boys charged in the slaying of a Greenville Patrol man have been turned over to juvenile authorities. A third awaits a murder charge hearing. The trio were captured after a high speed chase from Corry to Meadville. Charges were dismissed by Mercer County Judge John Q Stranahan. Ronald Hardin 15 was re arrested and charged with murder and set for a June 14 hearing before Justice of the Peace Louis Miller. The other two, William Fawcett Jr 16 and Edward 13, were ordered sent to juvenile authorities.
ALBANY AP The New York Court of Appeals unanimously refused Dominick F. Paduano a former NYC water commissioner view to stop fluoridation of the city water. The seven judges offered no comment as they upheld lower court rulings.
AP reports a 21 year old Edward E Bittner was arrested on larceny burglary receiving stolen goods and corrupting the morals of a minor when he shot patrolman Joseph Gaetano 36 as he escorted him to the Public Safety Building in downtown Pittsburgh The gunfire sparked a massive city wide manhunt ending with Bittner captured on a roof in Uptown authorities said Gaetano died from his injuries and the city mobilized every available officer for roadblocks and searches
Remnants of Hurricane Alma move northeast from Savannah as gales extend along Georgia and Carolinas. Tropical storm warnings promise possible floods and high winds up to five inches, with a chance of tornadoes in southeastern South Carolina. The storm, near Claxton, Georgia, was headed offshore at about 15 mph.
A summer storm swept the region causing scattered damage. Fire leveled a barn on Ox Bow Hill and a tree struck near the Finley Lake Road residence. Lightning outages disrupted Pen Elec and GenTel services with plants blacked out briefly and crews working into the night to restore power.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania health authorities investigate a mystery illness affecting about 160 Meyers High School seniors and three faculty members after an outing to Bushkill Falls in the Poconos. Principal John M Davies reports roughly two thirds of the senior class sickened. Robert Koons is hospitalized with a 104 degree fever.
Western Union resumes full telegram service after 20 000 striking workers return to work with a new contract. The average wage rose from 2 52 to about 3 67 an hour, a gain well above 3.2 percent annual guideline. AFL CIO leader E L Hageman calls it a very good contract as hundreds of thousands of telegrams resume nationwide.
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