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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1966

Page

6

Car hits riders. driver flees after cycling accident

Paragraf Mra reports Dayle Duell nine and Steve Xander twelve? wait. Police investigate after a car brushing the two boys knocked them to the ground on Wright street. Dayle sustains a knee cut. Another incident involves a 14 year old hit by a boy near Marion street. Police warn youths and address swearing. Numerous runaways and warehouse thefts noted. Weather shows cooling trend midweek with showers. Pennsylvan ia safety awards to bus company executives at Pocono Manor Inn. A separate crash results from running a stop sign on East Smith street. Over the weekend Pennsylvania records 22 traffic deaths including three from one family in Gettysburg area.

Mra Fred Duell East Congress Street Dayle Steve Xander Wright Street Marion Street William E. Brown Tidioute Brown East Smith Street Wayne Sreet Frank Anthony Corry Aenane Porter Auer Gettysburg Pennsylvania Reading Fairgrounds

Riot Sparks After Crowd Clashes With Police

Police faced a hostile crowd near Damen and Division as rocks bottles and vandalism erupted. Bystanders toppled two empty squad cars smashing windows tearing hoods and flipping a vehicle. Flames erupted from a gas tank and smoke billowed into the air.

Page One Damen #nd

Funeral notices for Clara Landers and Wladyslaw Gronostar

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Landers are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. George Funeral Home with calling hours Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial follows at Pine Grove Cemetery. A requiem mass for Wladyslaw Walter Gronostar is at St. Thomas Church 9:30 a.m. Thursday with a prayer service at St. George Funeral Home. Calls are Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rosary is 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery.

Gronostaj Wladyslaw Walter) Gronostar St. Thomas’ Church St. George Funeral Home St. Elizabeth's Cemetery

Mercer Borough Secretary Charged With Forgery and Embezzlement

A hearing is set Wednesday on 59 counts of forgery and embezzlement against Mercer Borough Secretary Edward H. Dillon. The 57-year-old Dillon, a patient at Mercer County Home, was served a summons after police filed charges before Justice Louis Miller. The case involves about $8,000 in payroll checks drawn over two years.

Mercer, Pa Mercer Borough Edward H. Dillon Dillon Mercer County Justice of the Peace Louis Miller Coalspring Township

Paratroopers clash as U S and North Vietnamese battle in Vietnam

In central highlands South Viet Nam U S paratroopers of the 1st Airborne Division killed 25 enemy fighters and swept a ridge thought to harbor about 1,000 North Vietnamese. B52 bombers and helicopters supported the operation as counts of enemy dead rose to 377 with 425 more estimated.

Page One South Viet Nam U.S 1St Airborne Guam loIst Kontum Saigon Air Force Hanoi Red China Peking

Congress Faces One Of The Busiest Weeks Of 66

Congress eyes a busy week with bills on TVA bond limits Foreign Service Building Act and private Senate actions. The Senate may consider debt ceiling funds food aid and animal research protections while the House debates a defense procurement bill and extends aging acts.

Washington Congress House Tennessee Valley Authority Senate Agriculture, Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Departments Senate Foreign Relations Committee Agriculture Committee North Atlantic Treaty Organization Johnson

Seven In All Start Trial Of KKK Chiefs

The government brings Ku Klux Klan leader Robert M Shelton to trial in U S District Court as the first of seven Klan chiefs to face contempt of Congress charges. The case tests future trials for six leaders slated this fall.

Washington Robert M. Shelton U.S U.S. Dist Matthew F. McGuire Shelton House Committee On Un-American Activities United Klans of America Lester V. Chalmers House Fed Un-American Activities Committee Klan Klan Investigation Subcommittee Tuscaloosa Ala House Edwin E. Willis D-La James R. Jones Grand Dragon Realm of North Carolina Robert E. Scoggin Realm South Carolina Calvin F. Craig Georgia Marshall R. Kornegay Virginia George F. Dorsett Robert Hudgins Cyclops Klavern Capital City Restoration Association

Tragedy in York County: Bulldozer Incident Claims Life

John Sherman, 63, of Shippensburg Pennsylvania, was crushed to death Saturday when a wall fell on him as he cleared a site with a bulldozer near Wrightsville in York County. Coroner's office reports the fatal accident.

Wrightsville John Sherman Shippensburg York Couny

U.S. Hopes for Balance as Viet Cong Losses Rise

U S leaders seek a point where Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses exceed inflow and recruitment, signaling progress in the war. McNamara says 18,000 more U S troops will arrive in 45 days, boosting South Viet Nam forces toward 400,000, with potential retrenchment if infiltration slows.

Johnson South Viet Nam McNamara U.S

Tide of battle shifts as air strikes press Viet Cong strongholds

U.S. forces wage heavy air campaigns against deep jungle Viet Cong bases while officials clash over Viet Nam progress. Some pessimists doubt anti-Communist offensives will revive in Hue and other northern provinces, yet Washington and the Defense Department project a more hopeful outlook than recently.

U.S Saigon South Viet Nam Hue Washington White House Defense Department

Auto Crash Leaves Three Hurt In Route 8 Collision

Three people were injured when Norman Van Dyke 24 of Grove City drifted into oncoming traffic on Route 8 north of Titusville striking Pauline Swanson 20 of Erie. Swanson suffered a knee laceration and bruising, Mrs Norman Van Dyke 22 had bruises to a leg, and their 2 year old son sustained a head bruise. Total property loss stood at 1500.

Page One Run Auto Lamp Auto Carr Norman van Dyke R. D Grove City Titusville Pauline Swanson Erie Miss Swanson Norman Sylvia van Dyker William Titusville Hospital

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Corry Rubber Products Co West Main Street Charles Black Harry H. Brainerd Harrisburg Pocono Manor Inn Pennsylvania Bus Association Police The Corry Journal Corry Journal Printing Department South Street KKK Dad Dacron* and Coiton Dacron DuPont Rossin Bob Church North Center St
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