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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1967
Page
1
Fragmented listing notes various rooms and apartments for rent or sale, with contact numbers and locations. Mentions features such as garages, basements, baths, log homes, and proximity details. Also lists business and estate items with addresses and broker numbers.
FBI bull dozers churned mud at a suspected Cosa Nostra cemetery near Jackson Township as agents search for more gangland murder victims. Two bodies were unearthed, including Kenneth Later, a New York stockbroker, found in an oil drum with hydrochloric acid.
National Farmers Organization seeks four month contracts from milk processors to raise prices by two cents a quart. NFO threatens to slaughter milk cows if demands are refused, with unions backing the boycott and milk dumping spreading across 25 states. Minneapolis has seen some processors accept the proposal while Tennessee locals join pickets and Nashville processors plan court action to stop it.
Frederick Stephenson, 35, of Cary NC, and Charles Thompson, 39, Waterford RD 5, collided two miles south of Waterford on Route 19 yesterday afternoon. Stephenson attempted to pass Thompson as Thompson turned left. There were no injuries and total property damage was about 375 dollars.
An investigation was under way in Steubenville Ohio to determine the cause of an explosion at the Wheeling Steel Corp plant that killed one man and injured two others. Fred P Wiley 38 a welder from Bergholz and Fred DeMark 56 a motor inspector from Wellsburg were in serious condition at a hospital.
Two new chairmen were named to lead divisions in the Corry Memorial Hospital $550000 appeal. George Orcutt will head the Pacesetters Division and Wallace M. Young will lead the Special Gifts Division. Orcutt’s group targets gifts of 5000 or more while Young’s focuses on 500 to 5000. Solicitors will begin contacting potential donors in late April.
From St Peter’s Basilica in Rome to Viet Nam’s paddies Christians observe Holy Saturday preparing for Easter. They pray for peace in Vietnam and social justice as the Papal Mass leads to midnight rejoicing. Pope Paul VI presides with a three hour vigil and a noon Easter message promised.
Communist forces in Quang Tri and near Da Nang hit a 121 truck convoy and Marine units with mines mortar fire and machine gun attacks. The fighting left 24 U S Marines killed and 140 wounded, with 57 trucks wrecked and three Marine trucks burned. Con Thien Mountain area becomes a major hot spot between Marines and North Vietnamese forces with 146 enemy killed in 48 hours in Quang Tri.
Rep Emanuel Celler forecast that the House would reverse its March vote and seat Adam Clayton Powell if he wins the Harlem special election next month. Celler cited private talks and a shift in opinion among members who opposed seating Powell. Powell seeks to be seated after a favorable April 11 vote and ongoing court action.
After ten days of controversy the National Farmers Organization milk dumping program is accused of watering bottled milk sold locally. Clare Flynn, president of the NFO in Erie County, claims local dairies water the product while a Dairy Institute spokesman defends strict state regulations and denies any supply sabotage.
The Jour nal highlights Paul Harvey’s column on Page 2 arguing influential figures like the Powells and Specks gain fame rather than notoriety through media treatment. Read for his sharp, signature take on journalism.
Roanoke Va Dr H Sherman Oberly longtime Roanoke College president from 1949 to 1963 died yesterday at age 64 leaving a leadership legacy in higher education His tenure encompassed postwar growth and campus expansion with Oberly remembered for strengthening academic programs.
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