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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
6
A large flock of geese about 90 in a single line was observed heading north by W. C. Merritt at 220 West Congress Street yesterday afternoon signaling the season change.
NEW YORK The Christian and Missionary Alliance announced today that two American missionaries captured by the Viet Cong in Vietnam's central highlands February 2 have been reported alive and well. Dr. Nathan Bailey, president of the Alliance, said another prisoner was released by the Viet Cong. Betty Olsen, 30, of Nyack, New York, and Henry Blood of Port Said, Oregon, were reportedly alive and in good health and receiving medical care.
Atlantic City AP United Steelworkers officials prepared for bargaining with steel and aluminum industries starting April 15 for more than 1.5 million workers. USW seeks a 6 percent wage increase, guaranteed annual salary, and improved fringe benefits. Delegates approved a $15 million strike fund and higher dues amid debates. Abel warned industry resistance and rising strike risk. Negotiations on local issues begin April 15, with major talks in Pittsburgh on June 24.
Troop 180 Cub Scouts graduate Webelos into Boy Scout Troop 40 at Concord School Tuesday evening. Scoutmaster Rich ard Emerson presided as Gene Britten David Slike and Mike Saxton were pictured. Awards included Bobcat pins to Raymond Sharp Brian Sharp Richard Pate David Hajec Larry Partch Robert Trott Jett Levien Steven Slike James Muckinhaupt Ronald Group Rogar Hoffman Philip Stee Stephen Toy and Kurt Ottaway. Gold Arrow Points to Larry Rooney and science awards to Dennis Bennink Gene Britten Perry Fish Tom McCray Mike Saxton David Slike and Jeff Tait. Jeff Tait received the artist award. Wolf Jeffery Mack and Larry Rooney also recognized. Howard Tait leads the Webelos Den with den mothers Mrs. Rosalie Lefik Mrs. Dolores Fargo and Mrs. Marcella Rooney.
CMH trustees approved write-offs of delinquent patient bills totaling about $6000 and directed efforts to recover further debts through attorneys. Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim reported ongoing attempts to secure more doctors and noted limited funds for nurse aide training under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Corry physicians pledged substantial support for an 18-hospital education network for doctors and nurses, funded at least 50 percent, with initial programs from the University of Buffalo Medical Center. Board permission granted for at least two trustees to attend the 20th annual Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly in Atlantic City May 1.
The 16th meeting lists Hubert S. Vaughn president of the board from Antrim and possibly another trustee as trip participants, with hospital expenses covered. The visiting committee led by Francis Slattery praised the hospital's good housekeeping and orderly state, noting solariums open for patients to visit and relax.
Dyan Cannon testified in Los Angeles that Cary Grant used LSD weekly for a decade and urged her to try it. She seeks a divorce and argues he is an unfit father, detailing alleged beatings and explosive fits while Grant, hospitalized after a car crash, defends his behavior and declares no LSD damage.
In a court record a public figure requests $5 740 monthly support and a live-in male chauffeur for herself and her child Jennifer, citing safety concerns and Jennifer as a highly publicized baby. She lists two psychiatrist sessions weekly at $60 each, and acknowledges a broken heart as her active worry.
On the committee that arranged the Hillstrom affair are William Helmintoller Lou Hanna John Rossbacher Carl Taylor Robert A Ott George R Sample Raymond Weber Robert Bracken and Dr James Hileman. Also notes that readers away from home would enjoy The Journal daily.
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