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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
4
A garbled OCR list contains numerous names and addresses from Corry Clymer Metan and other areas, plus stray lines about a chorus rehearsal at CAHS with a Sunday 1:30 p m time, then stray numbers like 3¢21-23-25 and 2026 POGOG. The overall item reads as a miscellaneous notices page fragment.
JARRISBURG AP says Pennsylvania saw births fall to about 204,500 in 1965, the lowest since 1945, while deaths rose to roughly 125,900. Resident births for 1964 were 218,515 and deaths 126,199, according to state health officials.
President Meany has successfully undergone surgery to repair arthritis damage as part of his medical treatment.
Pittsburgh police searched the Spring Hill Elementary School area for a missing six year old. The child, Grace Hoffmester, was later located at a friend’s home near the fire station after authorities moved their headquarters and received a caller reporting her safe return.
A spokesman said the operation was carried out yesterday at Harkness Pavilion Hospital in New York City.
The FBI arrested Jack Daniel Sayadoff and Patsy Ann Janakos in Indianapolis for involvement in multiple bank robberies and a kidnapping fugitive case. Sayadoff, 30, identified by tattoo, faces charges for robberies in Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh and Lakewood. Janakos, 30, charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for kidnapping.
A note suggests a daily Tue Journal to keep families connected while a child or relative is away from home. It highlights the value of regular correspondence and the comfort of familiar reporting.
Seven men face federal indictments after a three year probe into an operation that allegedly moved about ten million pounds of Mexican horsemeat labeled as boneless beef. Names include Barry Duprin and Saul Braunstein. profits exceeded one million dollars. Meat was processed at Large Pa facility and shipped to processors with some reaching Philadelphia Cincinnati and other cities.
An Allegheny County jury found Harold R. Christian, 25, of Mount Washington guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the December shooting of James Thorton, 44, on Pittsburgh’s North Side after a quarrel.
Judy Lynn Funsch, five, long plagued by pneumonia, remains in fair condition with improved appetite at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The 28 pound child from Flint underwent a procedure two weeks ago to remove a heart vein obstruction that doctors say could have been fatal within years.
The Pentagon urged silence on troop deployments to Viet Nam until U.S. military authorities announce their arrival. Secretary McNamara authorized an increase in forces, with Marines in Vietnam numbering about 42,000 and rising, while Cyrus Vance cited over 220,000 U.S. troops in South Vietnam as reinforcements approach.
The Ron Northcott rink of Calgary defeated Chuck Hay's rink from Perth Scotland 12 to 5 on Thursday night to reclaim the Scotch Cup, the International Curling Championship trophy.
Erie County leaders push for an indigency ruling to restrict county hospital care to those who cannot pay. With 400 on the waiting list and a 250 bed addition due later this year, officials fear wealthier residents may misuse county care by shifting assets to qualify as indigent. County Solicitor John McLaughlin and Hospital Administrator Arthur Brueckman discuss potential state law criteria and the impact on non indigent patients.
Public notice states under act 1951 the Corry Council introduces an ordinance vacating a city alley to Penn Electric Co. The land to be dedicated for public use and a consented alley vacation described, with sections repealing conflicting ordinances and city solicitor signoff. The filing references March 21 meeting and authorized by Erie County authority.
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