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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
1
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Chou Enlai aims to keep Romania from aligning with Moscow while urging broader East European input in Warsaw Pact affairs. He met Romanian leaders for five hours at party HQ and three more in informal talks, with Chao Kuanghua present as they discuss international questions of mutual interest.
A four million dollar damage suit was filed in circuit court on behalf of five orphans from a Japan airliner crash that killed 124 people. Defendants include British Overseas Airways Corp. and Boeing Co. The case cites 39 vacationing appliance distributors and their wives among the dead near Mt Fuji. Other suits total about 19 million dollars against the same defendants.
ERIE The Union City Standard Chair Co was purchased yesterday for 425000 at sheriff sale by principals from New York City. Sheriff Hanisek led 18 properties sold on court order for unpaid debts, with Union Bank foreclosing on the mortgage and total due including interest about 283831.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers begins land acquisition for a 10 1 million detention type dam on the French Creek watershed near Union City to reduce annual flood losses of about 730 000. Construction starts with road relocations, no permanent pool, site access planned, with completion of acquisitions by July next year.
In Saigon the Buddhist Institute was surrounded after a mob killed a policeman and beat another who was dragged into the compound. B52 bombers marked a year of raids against Communist targets with two attacks near Da Nang and Saigon while ground fighting dwindled. A 10th self immolation death occurred after a girl set herself afire in protest. Police seized four suspects, including a monk, as riots closed the institute gates and halted downtown activity.
Civil rights demonstrators led by Clara Luper leave an open-air camp near Lake Lawtonka for Lawton Oklahoma. They plan to demand access to an amusement park with arrests expected. The Oklahoma City Youth Council leader vows they will not move despite police actions.
Corry Pennsylvania National Guard Company A 112th Infantry departs for Camp Drum New York for two weeks of field training. The local unit gathers with Northwestern Pennsylvania units at Route 89 and I 79, then travels to Route 90 and the New York Turnpike. They return home July 2. A roster of Corry area officers and enlisted men is listed.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged supporters at a Greenwood rally to join the final Jackson march. He promised entertainment by Sinatra and Brando and urged votes in Mississippi. Hosea Williams pressed voter registration as marchers faced Confederate flags, a hose assault, and a snake incident. King expects 25 000 in Jackson for the June 26 capitol march. Joseph S. Fitzpatrick of Mars faces eight years for three January bank robberies in Pittsburgh.
About 50 people disrupted order in Pottstown prompting a police response including off duty officers recalled and guard dogs. A Pottstown man Bronk Glenn was stabbed in the neck and treated at Memorial Hospital. another man was reportedly stabbed while officers recovered two prisoners.
The Justice Department filed suit in US District Court to block the proposed merger of First National Bank and Peoples National Bank at State College Pennsylvania. It says the deal would violate antitrust laws by reducing competition and increasing banking concentration in the area.
James L. Jones testified that Claude Fuller shot Ben Chester White with a rifle and Ernest Avants fired a shotgun. Jones drove the car the night of June 10 and Fuller later ordered the car burned. Fuller and Avants face grand jury action in Adams County.
A four year old named Diane Lynne Thomas darted into a street near her Uniontown home on Friday night to retrieve a lost shoe and was struck by a vehicle. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
Rob ert Sins, Eric realtor, says financing delays may halt the North Corry May Street apartment project near Johnson and White streets. Residents opposed the zoning approval citing traffic and maintenance concerns, while the Planning Commission had given a go ahead after protests.
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