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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
4
The report describes the Gemini 8 mission maneuvers as Armstrong docked with the Agena target satellite. It notes fuel concerns, a faulty steering jet, and the astronauts’ safe return as the rendezvous proceeded under challenging space conditions.
Meadville tops a 360 entrants field drawn from five counties in a regional boys track meet. Local teams compete for top marks as athletes race for quick times and place in finals.
Penn Hills officials report a vault was left open during the weekend at the Friendship Federal Savings and Loan office and $10,000 in cash was stolen. The incident is under investigation as authorities review security footage and access logs.
A weekend freight train collision on Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Butler caused about 10 thousand dollars in damage. A steel sheet from a gondola car ripped into a parked diesel cab, smashed another engine, and damaged a boxcar, derailing the gondola.
City police investigated a series of crashes from Friday night to early Saturday. Aldrich reported damage from a striking vehicle at Mead avenue near West Smith street. Paul Cooper of 107 West Irving street owned the parked car hit, with no driver identified yet. Two cars sideswiped on West Smith street at 3 15 a m injuring Van Epps and Cleo Hatch. Van Epps sustained 900 dollars damage and Hatch 100 dollars.
Edward Risinger, about 4%, died in a house fire in Lucinda yesterday. The blaze destroyed the residence and the cause is under investigation.
Police say thieves pried a rear door and made off with an estimated $20,000 in cash and valuables from the E. E. McMeen Department Store in Lewistown, according to AP.
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