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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads urges bowling league officers to book banquet seats now at the Elks Club. Include contact numbers 668 1961 and 663 2754 for Virginia Road and Th F S 119 Richard van North Glyn er. Also lists residents and discharges with partial addresses and names such as Miss Nancy Lawson and Kenneth Mil.
In Cleveland a 26 year old man has been sentenced to die in the electric chair for a triple murder. Prosecutors say the killings were committed in a fit of anger after disputes with his family and neighbor. The case stems from shootings last October at Clayton's home in Cleveland involving Henry Sims and Willie Ones.
Fragmented report notes three sank amid a thundering tear as barges were evacuated when fire broke out near one barge, with a possible explosion touching off the incident. Mentions Westmoreland and Tilson as officials, plus a brief Union City Livestock sale with hogs, cows, calves, and lambs priced in ranges.
A Canadian newspaper reports finding Mrs Munsinger alive in Munich and naming former Associate Defense Minister Pierre Sevigny as her close companion. Sevigny confirms meeting her at a 1959 party and says their relationship was social, while his wife attends the remarks.
A political row erupts as Cardin calls Diefenbaker remarks cowardly and slanderous while Sevigny defends a woman as not an agent. The exchange centers on accusations of deception and the speaker’s stance amid rising tensions.
An American Insurance Association report cited by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette criticizes the city fire department training as the worst. It claims training quality is low and that practical experience replaces formal instruction, while city officials reportedly have access to the report.
Clinton A. Smith 88 of Spartansburg died after an extended illness. Born June 16 1877 in Ohio he was the son of William E and Sarah Jennings Smith. He is survived by his wife two daughters a son two stepdaughters a daughter in law seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are set at H Richard Hays Funeral Home with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. FOREST FIRE TOLL Harrisburg Forest fires destroyed 12776 acres of woodland in Pennsylvania last year.
Sukarno, never elected president, ruled Indonesia from 1949, proclaiming himself president for life during revolts and economic decline. The Forests and Waters department noted his "guided democracy" stance two months before a coup attempt, with an anti imperialist axis including China and North Korea. He avoided direct Communist blame for the coup while appealing to Washington in 1961 and later rejecting U.S. aid in 1964.
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