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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1967

Page

7

GOP Critics Seek to Bar Domestic Release of USIA Johnson Films

U S senators from both parties oppose domestically distributing USIA documentary films about President Johnson. Senator Mundt argues the abroad visuals could become political propaganda, while Mansfield says they could inform if accurately presented. The dispute centers on whether the material should be released inside the United States or kept overseas.

Washington Karl E. Mundt U.S. Information Agency Johnson USIA Senate Mike Mansfield Mundt South Dakota White House United States Mansfield Texas U.S. Advisory Commission Asia Leonard Marks Adisory Commission Congress U.S J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Goebbels Nazi Germany Fulbright Pentagon

Linesville Man Killed Working On Water Line

JEFFERSON Ohio Mary D Waring 33 of Linesville Pa construction worker for Geneva Contracting Co was killed instantly when struck by a car while helping lay a water line near here Officials said the accident occurred at 1 30 pm and the victim was pronounced dead at Ashtabula General Hospital He suffered a fractured skull broken neck and two fractured legs

Jefferson Ohio Mary D. Waring Linesville Geneva Contracting Co Ashtabula County Ashtabula General Hospital

Bills On Bears Introduced in Harrisburg Senate

Two bills up for Senate consideration would amend the State Game Law. One increases the bear damage protection fund limit from $5 000 to $7 500, the other eases penalties for illegally killing a bear by allowing restoration of a revoked license after two years. Sponsored by Sens Zehnder Confair and Hobbs.

Harrisburg Senate State Game Commission Game Commission Zehnder H. Confair Lycoming Frederick H. Hobbs Schulkill

Canal plan faces opposition from critics and supporters alike

In Youngstown Kenneth Loyd defends the Lake Erie Ohio River canal as essential for steel rivals citing local resolutions backing funding. Opponent Charles Denby warns economic feasibility fails due to Mahoning River limits and high costs, while Army hearings are urged after a Power Authority report.

Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown Kenneth Loyd Charles Denby Pittsburgh Lloyd Inter - Connecting Water Ways Association Denby Upper Ohio Valley Association Youngstown University Mahoning Valley Army Corps of Engineers Mahoning Niagara Falls Congress

Mystery Surrounds West Coast Labor Strike Aftermath

A chaotic scene is described as a major labor action drew crowds, with reports of a large number of injuries and a 14 year old among the dead. Police presence was heavy and officials warned of ongoing inquiries into the incident.

Home Ministry

Meadville Mother Killed in Turnpike Crash

A Meadville mother, Mildred E. Hogan, 69, died from a fractured skull after a semi tractor trailer struck her car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Pittsburgh. Her daughters Betty Ann Hogan, 21, and Sharon Lee Hogan, 17, were hospitalized with serious injuries including head and facial wounds and multiple lacerations.

Meadville Pittsburgh Mildred E. Hogan Montour Hospital Jeannette Betty Ann Hogan Sharon Lee

Military troop moves target completion by summer

About 1,000 troops have been moved since November and officials say they hope to complete the movement by summer. The article references continuing enrollment and adjustment of personnel.

Lewis Raines Rho Rine

Koreans Seek Modern US Rifles for Vietnam and Korea

Seoul defense officials press Washington to supply modern automatic rifles for 45 000 Korean troops in Vietnam and those along the 152 mile truce line in Korea. They warn outdated World War II arms hinder jungle warfare and fear betrayals from Singapore sales.

Seoul South Korea America Alles United States Singapore North Korea Vietnam Kim Sungeun U.S Chung-kwon Washington Kim

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