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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
3
A New York AP report tallies U S casualties in Vietnam over nearly 50 years, noting 3804 American battle deaths with 3474 since June 1965 and 17180 wounded. South Vietnam reports about 11000 combat deaths since June 1965. US weekly high was 224 KIA in late 1965 Ia Drang Valley.
Meany denounced Walter Reuther as contemptible during a confrontation that highlighted a feud within the AFL-CIO leadership. Reuther, head of the Industrial Union Department, is viewed by some as a possible successor to Meany amid ongoing disagreements within the union ranks.
Phyllis Donley, 20, of East Providence Rhode Island, was exhausted after a run along the storm-tossed coast. The scene captures residents coping with the surge and damage from the hurricane.
Coast Guard reports Esso Vermont exploded after naphtha washed over its engines as Alva Cape, Texaco Massachusetts, and tugs Latin American and others collided near Kill Van Kull entrance to Newark Bay. Eight of nine crew missing. one rescued. Authorities investigate causes. Survivors describe wind aiding evacuation and police rescue at sea. Captain Richard F. Pinder named among the dead.
A three year legal fight between General Electric and South Africa's Chamber of Mines over synthetic diamonds costs exceed 375000 pounds in legal fees. Pretoria's Supreme Court upheld the Chamber against three of four GE patent applications, with appeals allowed to the Appellate Division to decide if GE or local producers control synthetic diamond manufacture.
The Defense Department lists Pennsylvanians killed in Vietnam in the week ending last Saturday. Army Spec. 4 Eladio R. Marroquin Jr. of Dauphin, S Sgt. Francis C. Rummel of Butler, Spe 4 Joseph Torzok of Clarion, PFC. Lawrence J. Deisher of Reading, PFC. Robert H. Carr of Beaver Falls, Marines PFC. Paul F. Shogan of Irwin.
The Elgin Beaverdam Community Bible School runs Monday through July 1 hosted by Wayne Valley EUB Elgin Methodist and Beaver Dam Mennonite churches. Nursery through Grade ten attend at two locations Wayne Valley EUB and Mennonite Church. Rev. Richard Hostetler superintendent with 22 teachers and helpers across 12 classes. Transportation calls to Rev. Hostetler or William Lord.
Giuseppe Pettine, renowned mandolin player, teacher, and composer, died Thursday in North Kingston, RI at age 90. He wrote one of the few mandolin concertos for the instrument.
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