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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1966

Page

6

Just A Paragrak City Police Call On Beagle Boy

City police were called to East Main and East streets at 12 30 this morning with a stray beagle. Bonnie Turben of 14% Franklin street turned the dog over to city police. The dog bore a 1965 license. Yesterday morning George Apthorp of 111 Lemon street was charged with larceny of

East Main East Streets Bonnie Turben Franklin Street City Pound Sides George Apthorp Lemon Street

JFK Memorial Delayed Over Parking Lot Plan in Dallas

Dallas AP report says construction of the John F. Kennedy Memorial, spanning a city block downtown, is held up as county officials weigh adding an underground parking lot. Work of clearing old buildings continues amid the review.

Dallas, Tex Dallas

Meredith. Civil rights march compels Mississippi journey

The report recalls the Mississippi civil rights march led by James Meredith and Martin Luther King. King promised to return with justice armor as a hostile crowd taunted him in Neshoba County. Meredith planned to rejoin the march toward Canton as the route hits Highway 51, near Hernando where he was wounded on June 6.

Page One Latimer Stuart Gibson Eakes Eakes Yazoo City Martin Luther King Philadelphia King Neshoba County James Chaney Andy Goodman Mickey Schwerner Mississippi James H. Meredith Meredith New York Canton Miss Hernando

Shooting Leaves Three Dead In South Street Home

Police say a long illness drove the killer to end his life after firing seven cartridges, six used, in a house on South Street. Miss Turgetsky alerted a friend who called police. officers arrived within five minutes, but entry was difficult until she opened the door. Upstairs they found Anne shot above the right eye and Mrs. Turgelsky shot in the temple and left side. The elder Turgelsky arrived at the hospital dead from a chest wound. Mrs. Turgelsky was Abe Turgelsky’s stepmother.

Miss Turgetsky Miss Turgelsky Anne

Dominican aides seek timetable for peace force withdrawal

Dominican officials pressed for an urgent OAS meeting to set a withdrawal date for the Inter-American Peace Force. Foreign Minister Carlos Federico Perez called Latin American diplomats to Washington for Friday, but short notice may hinder talks. Balaguer allies favor gradual pullback while Garcia Godoy argues Dominican forces can handle internal security.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Carlos Federico Perez Washington Organization of American States Hector Garcia- Godoy Garcia-Godoy Joaquin Balaguer Garcia- Godoy Balaguer OAS Nations United States Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua Honduras Paraguay OAS Juan Bosch

Park Officials Hear Report on Bracken Field

Twelve Mead Park Association directors met at Nichols Lodge at 7 50 PM to hear David Nichols report that Little League friends have worked hard and improvements were made to the stadium and grounds. They plan a meeting next Monday at 7 30 PM in the Historical Building with local Jaycees aiding the new museum project. Directors listed include David Nichols Harry Blount Norman Edinger Richard Rossbacher Al Young Joseph Catalfu Roy Reed Louis Sears George Taylor S Walter Sweet Hazel Merker Estella Wells.

Mead Park Association Nichols Lodge David Nichols Friends of The Little League Blackyear Jaycees Harry Blount Norman Edinger Richard Rossbacher al Young Joseph Catalfu Roy Reed Louis Sears George Taylor S. Walter Sweet Hazel Merker Estella Wells

Erie Plans Educational TV On Air In Spring

Local officials aim to launch Erie's fourth television station Channel 54 next spring to deliver cultural and informational programs in Northwest Pennsylvania. A fund drive seeking 125000 dollars continues to complete station financing. Much programming will come from National Educational Television whose fall schedule has been announced.

Erie Channel 54 Pennsylvania National Educational Television

Look magazine editor dies after long career

Ser Morrison a Look magazine senior editor for over 15 years died yesterday at age 68. He previously worked for The Associated Press New York Post and the Boston Herald. Balaguer's victory over Bosch was confirmed by the national election junta with 769,265 votes to 525,230.

NEW York — Ser Morrison Look Magazine Associated Press New York Post The Boston Herald Balaguer Bosch

Seek Means To Combat Crime Wave

Washington experts gather 500 educators industry officials and law enforcement for a first of its kind national symposium on science and criminal justice co sponsored by Attorney General Katzenbach. The two day meeting at the State Department aims to map new tools for crime control and inform the National Crime Commission.

Washington Nicholas Katzenbach State Department National Crime Commission Katzenbach Commission Justice Department National Security Industries O N National Security Industrial Association Defense Department Department of Housing and Urban Development

Deaths Clara Monroe of Pleasantville at 91

Clara Monroe 91 longtime Pleasantville resident died at Titusville Hospital at 2 40 am yesterday after a week long illness born October 17 1876 in Petroleum Center daughter of William and Rebecca Thompson Monroe charter member of Shamburg Christian Church and Christian Missionary Society chaired Young Peoples Division Venango Sunday School Association active in Venango County Republican Women's Committee and Titusville Garden Club served 25 years on Oil Creek Township School Board as secretary survived by brother Victor Monroe and several nieces and nephews services at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Warren Helms to follow burial in Fairview Cemetery Pleasantville calls today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 funeral tomorrow at 2 pm

Miss Monroe Petroleum Center William and Rebecca Thompson Monroe Shamburg Raymond W. Arnold Titusville Arnold Warren Helms

Grocers Elect President At Atlantic City Convention

The Pennsylvania Grocers' Association elected T. J. Zurowski of Allentown as president at its annual convention in Atlantic City. Zurowski is general manager of Lehigh Wholesale Grocery Co. Other officers include Russell Firestine, Worth Miller, and Bernard Young. Directors named were William Golden, Harvey Potashman, and Frank Zazzera.

Atlantic City Pennsylvania Grocers’ Association T. J. Zurowski Allentown Zurowski Lehigh Wholesale Grocery Co Russell Firestine Weat Pittston Worth Miller Huntingdon Bernard Young New Freedom William Golden Wilkes-Barre Harvey Potashman Cannonsburg Frank Zazzera Scranton

Police Breakup Sparks Night of Rioting in Detroit

Police ordered crowds to disperse as riot gear and tear gas moved in. Rocks and bottles flew from shadows, 24 people, all described as Negro, were arrested by 1:30 a.m. One individual was reported bleeding. In Detroit a church aide, Rev. Merle L. Mills, was named president of the South-...

Detroit Merle L. Mills

Shapp May Form Independent Campaign Organization

The governor discussed building a five member ticket and creating a multi pronged organization independent of the state committee. He aims to finalize details soon and plans talks with Minehart of Fort Washington, father of five. Kane, a former aide to Rep. Craley, was named but rejected by party leaders.

Paign Fiveman State Committee Minehart Fort Washington Harrisburg Kane U.S N. Neiman Craley York Shapp Democratic State Committee Rice Oug B. Morse

Seventh day Adventists elect regional church president

The New England Conference of the Seventh day Adventists has elected the church's trans-African division president, signaling leadership reshuffle across the global organization.

Ern New England Conference Seventh Day Adventists

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