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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
4
Turben's Auto Service promotes Chevrolet sales. Elks dining room announces open Thursday Friday and Saturday with a spaghetti special. Kodak sound recording tape advertised with stock in all sizes. Cathers Camera Shop contact 317-9-11.
The column lists multiple hospital admissions including Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Lyle Showers, with addresses in Corry and nearby areas, and discharges such as Mrs. Fred Booth and Mrs. Arthur Bolan. The page also notes local advertisement rates and a line classified ad sample.
The General Services Administration announced nine new safety features for government purchases and called for revisions to 11 of 17 existing standards. The changes would apply to 1988 models and include padded seat backs on school buses and other vehicles, plus reclined window and head rests to reduce whiplash injuries.
CATV systems use large antennas to receive programs from local and distant stations and transmit them to subscribers. The arrangement includes rules that prevent duplicating a program carried by focal stations on the same day a distant station broadcasts it, per a Tuesday announcement.
A three year old Pittsburgh girl Kimberly Miller died in Columbia Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car near her home yesterday.
The American Federation of Teachers plans a Friday work stoppage to shut down New Orleans public schools to press for a collective bargaining election for 3,600 teachers. Superintendent Carl J. Dolce doubts enough support exists to disrupt classrooms. The union cites salary ranking, with New Orleans last among 20 large cities.
Atlanta AP report quotes Col. Robert M. Altman an entomologist and adviser to the U.S. surgeon general stating the malaria mosquito is a tougher foe than the Viet Cong. He notes millions are spent fighting mosquitoes in Vietnam and argues the enemy persists beyond human conflict.
Scranton administration bills seek to cap first time interest rates and regulate installment sales. Minority Democrats press for public hearings. Majority Leader Stroup says under consideration. Gov Scranton signs reapportionment bill ending a legislative chapter as two concurrent sessions remain. Four Senate-only bills stalled in the House. Three rival bills on retired judges out of committee. Education panel opposes indefinite school district moratorium. hearings possible. Senate advances interstate mines compact for conservation.
Accra Ghana Lt Joseph Ankrah new military ruler says his government seeks firm ties with the United States and Britain and would welcome aid from the West and even Russia He states Guinea’s elevation of Sekou Touré’s co president is not a concern and neighboring countries see Guinea as playing the fool
Indiana Pennsylvania report states 16 year old John M Pollock sustained injuries after a motorcycle hit a parked tractor trailer on an Indiana street. His 14 year old sister Caro lyn Pollock was hospitalized in fair condition. Police indicated the incident remains under investigation with officials evaluating police conduct.
Paris reports France declares reform of NATO impossible and plans to remove bases on French soil. Government says it will discuss consequences and coordinate measures with allied governments as President de Gaulle seeks French command over troops, prompting U S concern within the alliance.
Mrs Emery Smith of DuBois Pennsylvania writes to Mayor Tate asking for the name and address of a local bakery that can bake a small birthday cake for her daughter Lorene Marie Smith a wave seaman apprentice at the Philadelphia Naval Base.
A birthday celebration in the reception room of Tate Hall Oobioe Ish faced disruption as water levels remained insufficient in the city. Report notes water at 77.8 percent of normal, causing ongoing supply concerns and delays for residents.
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