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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
4
A senator from Vermont urged immediate cancellation of oleomargarined butter in armed services menus calling it false economy and politics. He suggested feeding fighting men a fire and fish oil diet like Oriental soldiers to cut costs.
Phoenix AP reports Dr Sol Spiegelman of the University of Illinois synthesized a living RNA based material in a test tube that can reproduce itself in two minutes and could, with raw materials, yield immense amounts. The synthetic virus RNA can evolve, infect cells, and help study viral replication and cell machinery.
Miss Elizabeth Mead of Erie aged 96 died at St. Vincent's Hospital after a brief illness. A Corry, Pennsylvania native, she was a former tailor and a charter member of Corry's Catholic Daughters of America. Survived by siblings and numerous nieces and nephews, services are at John J. Quinn Funeral Home and St. Peter's Cathedral with burial in St. Thomas Cemetery Corry.
Funeral services for Jack Proper will be at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Antal mass at St Thomas Church Wednesday 9 30 a.m. Rosary at Bracken Home Tuesday 7 p.m. Calling hours Monday 7 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Chase services at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday 2 p.m. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
Ky met five Buddhist leaders amid ongoing turmoil as the government pledges no concessions and aims to restore civilian rule while generals focus on the war. U S forces report limited air activity with 7th Fleet fliers hindered by weather and Navy missions from Enterprise.
Passengers on Tokyo Tama Zoo sight seeing buses are warned as dangerous. federal spokesman cites first application of new law. In Mississippi, Dahmer, 58, was killed after his home burned. he led Forrest County NAACP and faced gunfire before dying from burns. Fourteen men from Jones County connected to the Klan case appear in Hattiesburg hearings. bonds range from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars as prosecutors consider murder charges.
Demonstrations erupt in Da Nang and Hue after the Army’s 1st Corps commander Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi is dismissed. Buddhist political agitators tap into Thi supporters to press for a popularly elected government.
Mrs Schwitzer and her husband awakened by cries as an intruder entered the Goldman home before dawn. Goldman described a man in his early fifties with a rimmed hat and edge weapon. Police and FBI joined the search. the gunman spoke to the Goldmans by name and left no bark from the family dog. The suspect fled in a vehicle later found parked nearby.
A compact reflection on how speech vanishes while print endures, contrasting ephemeral talk with lasting written records. The author notes spoken language fades but printed materials persist, shaping memory and history.
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