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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
3
A fragmented diary style report recounts a hurried sequence of events with scattered notes and a calendar. It mentions a person named Ack with 19 keys or ks, a dropped item, and an incomplete sketch of the day. The text implies confusion and a rushed task unfinished.
A garbled passage discusses reactions to foods and possible drug or substance interactions. It mentions allergies, vomiting, intestinal sensitivity, and household exposures. The text references a physician, Dr. Manows, and a patient subject to dietary dangers and toxin-like mushrooms.
AP report details the April 1 1967 wedding of Sharon Percy and John D Rockefeller TV in Chicago Church of Rockefeller Chapel. Guests, seating, and ceremony plans include 2000 invitations, 265 foot aisle, Episcopal service, and reception at Ida Noyes Hall. The couple’s plans include a Hong Kong and Japan honeymoon and residence in a Charleston West Virginia area home.
Members of Cub Scout Pack 481 gathered for their annual Blue and Gold Banquet at the Moose home last evening with awards presented as the highlight. The seating shows Tim Foreman Glen Pike Karl McCarthy Drew Furst in front and Tom Pike Jeff Clark Robert Harvey Mark Clark James Harvey John Mohr Dale Fox Mark Hotchkess behind, plus Dave Fox scoutmaster Bar ry Fox guest Matt Hotch and Journal Photo by Johnston.
Washington AP Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield moves to unite the Senate behind a war-support declaration for U S troops in Vietnam and an end to the war. Clark seeks a record backing a declaration of war if bombing continues or troop levels exceed 500000. Mansfield offers a substitute aimed at broad approval.
Plant officials condemned Jackson's death and promised $13,000 life insurance to his widow. Robinson expected the reward to help arrests while some workers were questioned. Evers announced Jackson's funeral for Sunday and urged Negroes to avoid downtown Natchez in his memory. In another item, Peggy Hawk, 19, was killed in Waynesburg when a rifle misfired in her husband Dennis's hands.
Pittsburgh report: Louis Fleming, 42, a Mayview State Hospital patient and former Hill District resident, died after being struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train on a Bridgeville trestle and knocked into Chartiers Creek. Separately, Sweden contributed 180000 to United Nations peacekeeping costs on Cyprus.
The annual Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 181 was held at the Moose home with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and Wright School officials. Awards were presented to multiple scouts such as Matt Hotchkiss, Mark Hotchkiss, Scott Gross, and others, with music by The Highwaymen and several volunteers assisting.
In Warsaw Poland Czechoslovakia and East Germany forge a new bloc to perpetuate Germany's division. Poland and Czechoslovakia begin a 20 year renewal of their 1947 friendship pact as East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht plans signings in Warsaw and Prague in March. The triangle seeks to deter Bonn from redrawing frontiers while pledges call inviolability of current borders.
Viet Cong activities intensify as U S forces announce heavy artillery fire into North Vietnam and the DMZ. Marines report at least 26 enemy killed in multiple skirmishes near the DMZ and along the South China coast. Weather limits strikes to 56 missions, one plane lost. An Air Force F106 pilot Capt James Walbridge of Williamsport Pa. was shot down but rescued by a Jolly Green Giant helicopter after bailing out north of the Mu Gia Pass. Navy pilots say seven cargo barges damaged near Hanoi and eight near Thanh Hoa during raids on Tuesday.
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