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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1966

Page

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Budget Clash As Margarine Fight Overshadows Hospital Grant

In Milwaukee Wisconsin a defense budget dispute over margarine versus butter strains relations as Army and Air Force menus shift to margarine while Wisconsin lawmakers enforce a margarine ban. Meanwhile Corry Memorial Hospital seeks a $168000 federal grant to fund a 35 bed geriatric addition and accelerates plans to meet a June 16 deadline by arranging local financing and submitting drawings and project approvals.

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Gandhi Heads to Washington Amid Family Leave

India’s Prime Minister Indira Gandhi travels to Washington for talks with President Johnson after announcing a temporary shift from duties to focus on motherhood. She met guests in Paris and met with Georges Pompidou, with her sons Rajeev and Sanjay joining later in London en route to England.

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Thousands March To Protest U S In War

In New York and dozens of cities thousands of demonstrators protested U S involvement in Vietnam. The National Coordinating Committee organized a weekend of protest with rallies in Central Park and Fifth Avenue drawing up to 35 000 people. Witnesses reported a fire bomb at a protest headquarters and multiple international demonstrations in Canada Europe and Asia.

U.S. In War New York U.S Viet Nam Boston Chicago Ann Arbor Mich New York City Fifth Avenue Paul Central Park Mall Linus Pauling Abie Nathan A.J. Muste Donald Duncan Green Berets Fanne Lou Hamer Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party National Coordinating Committee Madison Wis Canada Europe Asia Australia New Zealand Tokyo Johnson Florida Cape Kennedy Fla Daniel Fine University of Florida Los Angeles Ucla

Ghettos in U S As Big a Threat as Viet Nam War

Philadelphia AP report quotes George Grier, housing expert, declaring racial ghettoization in American cities a major threat on par with Viet Nam. He urges billions in federal funding to dismantle residential segregation, predicting Negroes could be majority in Philadelphia and other cities by 1980. He spoke at a news conference and luncheon with about 200 attendees.

Philadeurnia Viet Nam George Grier Grier District of Columbia U.S Philadelphia

Ice Causes Car Crashes Across Corry Streets

A spate of snowbound car accidents yesterday and last night in Corry caused extensive property damage, with losses exceeding 3000 dollars. Details include a Wayne Street collision at 830 PM involving Mrs Eddy and Mrs Hill, a West Smith Street skid injuring Joanna Duffes, and a North Center Street pickup hitting a parked car, all amid slippery ice conditions.

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Pinned Down Wounded Helicopters Flown Out After Repair

A military unit endured over a day pinned down as wounded soldiers were evacuated and helicopters were repaired. The damaged aircraft then flew out once maintenance crews restored airworthiness.

UFO Swamp Gases Sightings Split Michigan Views

Detroit AP report cites Dr J Allan Hynek saying two Ufo sightings likely swamp gas from spring thaws near Dexter and Hillsdale. He notes a Milan photo showing moon and Venus, while Hillsdale case may involve prank flares. local officials doubt that. Residents remain skeptical as investigations continue.

Detroit Mich Michigan Air Force Frank Manner J. Allen Hynek Hynek Northwestern University Dexter Mannox Hillsdale Civil Defense Milan Venus Outer Space William van Horn Hillsdale County Civil Defense Hillsdale College Coeds van Horn

Food Saves Soldier Life From Home Packages

In Louisville, AP reports Lt. James L. Fuller Jr., 23, credits life saving food sent by his mother for saving his life after a hand grenade exploded in a Jeep in Vietnam. He describes the blast, which wounded his left arm and leg and caused a concussion and ruptured eardrums, but says fragments were diverted by the food boxes.

Louisville Viet Nam James L. Fuller Jr

Acquittal Shocks Parents in Son’s Killings Case

In Cleveland a three judge panel acquitted Marian Colby 41 of first degree murder in the slaying of 8 year old John Cremer Young Jr. Parents John and Mrs Young expressed mixed reactions as Colby was found not guilty by reason of insanity and ordered committed to Lima State Hospital. The court questioned Ohio’s historic mental state test, but cleared the defendant of the murder charge.

Cleveland John Cremer Young Young Mrs. Young Colby John Cremer Young Jr Shaker Heights Youngs Insan Ohio

Marines Reach 30 Miles South of Saigon in New Push

U S forces in Viet Nam launched a new mobility thrust near Saigon with more than 1,200 Marines landing 30 miles southeast of the capital. The operation, unopposed, aimed to secure lanes and clear marshland held by Viet Cong while continuing coordination with Saigon’s government forces. The 101st Airborne completed Operation Harrison near Tuy Hoa with Viet Cong losses of 274 killed, 29 captured and 167 weapons seized. Texas operation near Chu Lai–Quang Ngai ended with 404 Viet Cong killed and 21 weapons seized. An advisory officer praised local Vietnamese and Montagnard fighters at Bu Prang.

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Cuban delegation to Moscow for Soviet party congress

A Cuban Communist party delegation left Havana for Moscow to attend the Soviet Communist party congress opening Tuesday, according to Cuban radio.

Miami Fla Cuban Communist Party Havana Moscow Soviet Communist Party

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