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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1967
Page
4
Requiem Mass for George J. Miller will be celebrated at St Thomas Church on Monday at 9 30 a m preceded by a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home at 9 a m Temporary burial will be made in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 7 to 8 p m
At The Hospital Report lists admissions including Mrs. Paul Lindstrom Dale Blakeslee Dennis Halfast and discharges such as Mrs. Melvin Rose Mary Sharp Mrs. Ella Jordan Regina Higley Kathleen daughter of Eric Christensen and others. Also notes visiting hours and funeral home service details with Rosary recitation on Saturday evening.
A Mercer County NFO leader says non members joining a milk holding action are dumping milk in the county. About 90 percent of non members are dumping raw milk totaling roughly 100,000 quarts daily onto fields, while 200 NFO members continue the same amount. The campaign is in 25 states and entering its third day.
President Johnson heads to Guam for a two day talks focusing on Vietnam pacification and political economic development in South Vietnam. Officials say no major troop decisions expected and changes in Saigon leadership including Bunker Lodge shift and Porter replacement loom as core topics.
Johnson orders a far-reaching turnover of civilian personnel with a phased in approach over weeks to ensure a smooth transition. Officials declined to explain the rationale while secrecy surrounds future pacification plans and a Guam trip cited for businesslike focus. Meanwhile London reports the army offers computer systems to speed artillery range calculations.
Skilled trades delegates at the UAW International Skilled Trades Conference endorsed a resolution allowing a general convention to grant the international executive board authority to withdraw the union from the AFL-CIO. Walter Reuther urged action while denying a fixed withdrawal date and pledged to press for results.
Retired truck driver Lewis Mills and his son Lewis Jr. began a $200 mile row in a 16 foot dory toward England from Gloucester Mass but turned back after 15 miles as seas and cold slowed progress. They reached Thatcher's Island then returned, planning to try again when conditions improve.
Canadian auto workers keep the fight for better pay and guaranteed annual income as current three year deals with General Motors Ford and Chrysler expire on September 5. Negotiations for new pacts will start in early July.
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