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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
3
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A 19 year old Pennsylvania student Howard Bell of Willow Grove says the four day tour with Lt Gov Raymond Shafer convinced him that Pennsylvania is progressing and he plans to return home after Princeton. Nancy Kuzemka praised Scranton Wilkes-Barre area cooperation and urged similar civic effort in Monongahela Valley with state help to boost local economy.
The biennial Lutheran Church in America convention adopted a position paper opposing absolute church state separation and full domination by either. Presented by Rev. Dr. William H. Lazareth, it urges institutional separation and defines functional interaction between church and state. The document was approved without dissent. Also noted, NASA said it may award six month study contracts to General Electric and Radio Corp. for feasibility studies on direct satellite radio broadcasts to home receivers, totaling up to 200000 dollars.
Warren deputies report a fourth youth arrested in a string of county burglaries. Elmer Fry 19 of Clarendon faces burglary charges after admitting involvement with Mitchell Huron Jr. and a 13 year old in break ins at Sugar Grove Rod and Gun Club Pittsfield camp owned by Clement Valesek and a Meads Township gas station. Huron Wygant and two Clarendon youths also implicated in April May break ins including a Chapman Dam road car theft.
In a continued hearing, a 28 year old blonde divorcee testified that a claimed conversation was false. Mrs Carpenter faced questions about marriage and ties to James P Boyd Jr. Boyd had said they removed files for columnists Pearson and Anderson to expose alleged misconduct.
Lt Gen Hershey testifies to the House Armed Services Committee on student deferments. He notes 56 percent of college attendees eventually serve in the military, versus 46 percent who do not attend college. He argues for deferring trained individuals when military needs allow, stating the policy has been longstanding.
Harrisburg AP Grace Sloan, Pennsylvania State Auditor, urges Gov Scranton to have the State Revenue Department investigate the Philadelphia State Hospital revenue office after an audit found a "total breakdown" and "total lack of accounting and control." She also cites 365 undeposited checks totaling 328,182.42 dollars at the PA Industrial Development Authority.
A 17 year old girl Faith Sanford of LaFargeville was killed and a companion Mrs Jesse Elliott 24 of Evans Mills injured seriously when an automobile collided with two National Guard trucks at Camp Drum New York. The two trucks from the Scranton area were part of the 26th Division training.
The body of Mrs Sepha Mather lies at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Thursday 7 to 9 pm and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church service is Saturday at 2 pm. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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About 2,500 demonstrators gathered at Canton courthouse lawn then moved to a nearby school ground where police in gas masks used tear gas and rifles. A white priest was struck. King urged a night march but the crowd stayed in the Negro area. John Doar of the Justice Department observed as tensions rose.
Meredith, the Mississippi civil rights pioneer, wounded June 6 near Hernando, planned to rejoin the march today with Claude Sterrett after a 220 mile journey from Jackson. Police in riot gear dispersed marchers at a Canton school ground using tear gas and clubs as King denounced the action.
Dr Leland H Bull state secretary of agriculture says his department will start a statewide program to control milk quality. Inspectors from the Division of Milk Sanitation will check supplies at 750 dealer plants and on producing farms with voluntary cooperation from producers and distributors. Most large distributors have conducted their own screening programs in recent years.
A 21 year old Bucks County man Christopher Hodgkin from Southampton appeals his two and a half year sentence for refusing to register for the draft. He argues the term is unusually severe compared with similar offenses. A federal judge heard the appeal as Jeremiah Dickinson a Haverford College student received two years as an aide in a dental hospital in a related case.
New York AP report describes tight security at the American Communist party national convention in Webster Hall on East lth street Manhattan with ushers screening cards at entrances and lobby tables. Delegates and observers must recheck cards before entering rooms as the press is restricted in floor access compared with Democrats and Republicans. The hall sits in a historic immigrant neighborhood now home to Puerto Rican newcomers. a pamphlet table offers communist literature at a discount. Delegates vary in age, many in their forties and fifties, dressed conservatively. Also noted: Henry Gryn elected president of Local 813 of the United Auto Workers in Springfield, Pennsylvania, for the 5,000-member local at 4 Budi Co. plant.
Atlanta report says speedster A J Foyt checked his hands and Viethen heat as he prepared for Sundays 20000 dollar champion ship 500 at Atlanta International. He stated his hands must hold up and that heat could impact them, while his car was being tuned.
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