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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text references California earthquakes and a fire event with unclear details. Names, places, and specific outcomes are unreadable, leaving only hints of injury or damage without verifiable facts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health, weight loss, medical measures and a person referenced as Dr. It is unclear but suggests discussion of dieting or medical weight management. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Washington AP reports Congress boosts top staff salaries and payrolls amid calls to curb Great Society programs. House and Senate payrolls rose sharply, with postmasters, chaplains, and clerks earning six figures. Staffing remains heavy despite limited workweeks and restaurant deficits on Capitol Hill.
In a rapid shift, Adam Clayton Powell abandons his 1963 stance that courts must not review congressional actions and now seeks court overturning last week's House decision to refuse seating him. The House hires outside counsel to challenge Powell’s suit while upholding judiciary noninterference.
John Robinson 27 of Pittsburgh's Mill District was charged with murder after the shooting of his father Willie Lee 38 on Wednesday. He had been paroled Friday from Eastern Penitentiary where he served 3 1/2 to seven years for armed robbery.
Tools and equipment sale notice lists gravel varieties and concrete mix availability. Center location highlighted for pickup or rental with contact details implied in the ad.
The DC 7 or small airliner from LaGuardia to Chicago with 70 aboard crashed near the Springfield Airport after reporting a collision risk radar indicated. Burgstahler, 40, a Tann Corp. sales manager, and Kohlsatt, longtime airline employee, among the victims. Crew and passengers from New York to Pittsburgh and Chicago were affected. Local residents heard a boom and an explosion.
Las Vegas votes to jail babysitters for eight months and fine 600 dollars for unsupervised behavior including sneaking cigarettes. The ordinance requires agency sitters to be at least 21, in good health, and prohibits smoking on the premises without parental permission.
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