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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
4
An ad offers estimates for drapes from McIn Tyre's with phone contact 664 2751. It also promotes an automatic movie camera starting at 24 95 and invites readers to see Cathers on the Avenue for details. A rehearsal for WOTM installation is scheduled Thursday at 8 p.m. at Moose Lodge 2123 SECO.
Luxembourg AP reports the six Common Market nations work on a package to ease Britain's entry into the European Economic Community. The plan includes duty free NZ dairy imports for five years with a gradual cut, a sliding scale for Britain’s budget share, and ongoing NZ butter and cheese quotas. Prince Philip criticized farm policy, Queen Elizabeth’s husband saying the market’s farm policies are in a frightful mess. Britain weighs a 6 to 8 percent budget share initially, rising to about 20 percent by 1977, with further talks on coastal fishing protection. The note also mentions unwritten limits on royal involvement in politics.
The News Today notes a failure to summon a physician in emergencies and lists contact desks with volunteers Mrs Lawrence Joyce and Mrs Louis Morrow. It also records admissions including Mrs Morrow at 241 Euclid Street and others at Mead Avenue Mead, East Washington Street, Clymer, and Corry. A Thursday special serves liver and onions at Blue Lantern Restaurant. Phone 664-4921.
Mack Sennett jailbreak ends when inmates loosen bars in a sixth floor maximum security cell and bind a guard before jumping him on the North Side. Deputies report the escapees were recaptured hurt after one fell into a water well while fleeing authorities.
In Pittsburgh a city patrolman Howard Landers faces an Allegheny County Coroner hearing after mistaking Ernest T. Williams 19 for an escaped murderer. Landers was arraigned on a murder charge then detained awaiting bond. Williams died from a single back shot, Williams identified as a ringer for Leonard Moses the convict.
The Rev. Dr. John A. Lampe was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania at Grove City College. The Carmel Presbyterian Church in Glenside, Pa., where Lampe serves, puts him in charge of about 500,000 Presbyterians and leads the weeklong synod after serving as immediate past moderator of Philadelphia Presbytery.
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