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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1966

Page

3

Campaign expense filings finalized in Erie County primaries

Erie County Election Board received final campaign expense accounts from five candidates and one committee. Vigorito reported 2819 spent to Vigorito to Congress. Euliano showed 24889 receipts and 24899 expenditures including 12000 to his committee. Coughlin listed 1289 receipts and 1281 expenditures. Kaliszewski 992 both. AmbroBio spent about 287.

Vigorito Euliano ERIE Erie County Election Board Joseph P. Vigorito Congress Neal R. Euliano Committee Neal Coughlin Republican Assembly Joseph Kaliszewski Sebastian Ambro- Bio

Corry Troops On Maneuver At Camp Drum

Pennsylvania's 28th Infantry Division conducts a four day bivouac during summer training at Camp Drum in Watertown New York. Maj Gen Thomas R White Jr and Maj Gen Henry K Flack inspect the site as five units prepare for Army Training Tests.

Watertown N.Y Pennsylvania Camp Drum Thomas R. White Jr Adjutant General of Henry K.flack 111Th Infantry Norristown 22Rd Cavalry Philadelphia Indiantown Gap Lancaster Lock Haven

McNamara Says War Costs Fall In Bounds

Washington says Vietnam War costs remain within bounds set by Defense Secretary McNamara though spending could rise if action is required. Current use of air munitions and ground supplies runs below planned rates with helicopter losses also lower than expected as operations continue through 1967.

Washington Viet Nam Defense Robert S. McNamara Pentagon Southeast Asia McNamara United States

McNamara Eyes Finances for Vietnam War to 1967

Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara says the United States will fund the Vietnam conflict with no more than a necessary amount and no $12 billion surplus like Korea. He assumes the war ends by June 1967 for financing and warns further funds may be needed if the fighting continues beyond that date.

McNamara Viet Nam Korea

Air Crash Tears Through Langley Area Neighbors Homes

A mid air crash near the Fordham shopping center devastated homes near Langley AFB and Fort Monroe. The fuselage tore through Sergeant Street, with fuel tanks igniting fires and debris injuring three at a bowling alley. Among the dead were Mary Gallant and her 19 month old son Donald.

Page One Fordham Air Force Langley Air Force Base Ft. Monroe Sergeant Street Mary Gallant Donald Bob Williams A Daze

Negro Pig Farmer Hunch Marchers Would Visit Him

Louise Mississippi report on farmer H L Montgomery who felt civil rights marchers would stop at his 750 acre farm as they moved along US 51 toward Jackson. The marchers rested briefly on his hog lot after a 17% mile day while leaders were away.

Louise Miss H. L Montgomery U.S. 51 Memphis Tenn Jackson James H. Meredith Mississippi New York Martin Luther King Jr Detroit Belzoni Silver City

New Corry Menner Sworn In As Councilman

Staples, a 91 year veteran of Mond Mfg. Co and longtime St. Pauls Lutheran member, joins Corry Ellis Lodge and Titusville Eagles Club. A former amateur baseball player and local bowler, he and his wife have two sons Richard at Ajax Iron Works and Robert in Cleveland. He will train with Nichols and city engineer Johnson on the finance post six months before year end.

Mond Mfg. Co St. Paul's Lutheran Church Church Council Corry Ellis Titusville Eagles Club Pne Staples Richard Ajax Iron Works Robert Cleveland Nichols David Johnson

Pirates and Steelers sign 40 year stadium leases

The Pirates and Steelers sign 40 year leases for a 53,000 seat stadium in Pittsburgh's North Side. Pittstad Management Corp will pay $855,000 yearly rent. Target completion date for the stadium is April 1968.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Steelers North Side Pirate John W. Galbreath Steeler Arthur J. Rooney Pittstad Management Corp

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