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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary listing mentions delivery set, farm equipment, crates, rails, antiques, furniture, and addresses. Several names and numbers appear, including phone-like strings and a date 1967, but the text is garbled with no coherent event or narrative to summarize.
New York AP The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists struck major networks ending live broadcasts as supervisory staff took over news and other programs. The national strike involves about 18 000 AFTRA members, halting news and several live shows across CBS NBC and ABC with RKO and other affiliates.
More than 100 police and 30 FBI agents search for Carrie Stephens, eight, snatched from her uptown Chicago street by a man who offered help finding a lost dog. A composite sketch aided by children, 7,500 fliers distributed as authorities pursue leads in one of the city’s largest manhunts in years.
Erie Pa AP rebellious farmers halted picketing three major dairies admitting the effort failed as Teamsters drivers did not honor lines. Clair Flynn NF O president said farmers are hurting but plan a third phase involving turning milk into byproducts like cheese to restrict supply and raise prices.
Florida elected its first Republican governor in 94 years and produced a stronger two party legislature than ever before. Despite low turnout about one third of 2.5 million voters backed Republicans, granting a minority with potential veto power against the party held by Gov Claude Kirk.
Harrisburg AP reports the State Revenue Department extended the auto plate sticker deadline from March 31 to April 19. Revenue Secretary Warner M. DePuy said about 300,000 motorists still had applications pending, and the extension aims to ease the anticipated crush of filings.
President Johnson orders the CIA to halt subsidies to private educational, philanthropic, and cultural groups and forms a citizen advisory committee to study how to channel government aid to such entities. The move follows a committee report issued last month amid controversy over the agency’s actions.
Indiana County coroner Dr. Kenneth Sayers says Richard Lichtenfels died from a shotgun wound to the chest and heart, not police fire. Police had pursued him after he killed his brother Albert and wounded two others during a domestic quarrel, with two officers also firing but not fatally.
Article notes Johnson and Rusk vow to press for peace talks despite setbacks in Vietnam. Diplomats say US public opinion tilts against Hanoi as Hanoi criticizes UN involvement. Thant hints at a renewed appeal to North Vietnam if bombing ends, while stressing no link between cessation and reciprocity.
The text notes B-52 bombers based in Guam will fly missions over Vietnam. Thailand's Premier Thanom Kittikachorn announced the first trio to arrive at Utapao Airbase near Bangkok on April 3 with more aircraft to follow about a week later.
Twenty six states argued in court that federal law could upend state power, risking federal control of police. The action tests where federal authority ends and state rights begin as Maryland leads a challenge to 1966 wage and hour amendments covering state and local employees.
In South Vietnam Haiphong area raids by American carrier planes mark the second day of heavy strikes on North Vietnam. About 400 warplanes conduct missions from bases in Thailand and South Vietnam and carriers Enterprise Hankcock and Kitty Hawk. Premier Ky tours Enterprise, praising the strikes as vital to curb infiltration. a C47 gunship is shot down near Da Nang with seven crew killed.
The waste disposal unit Wait Dont Bury It settled into spring mire at the West Washington street landfill while being moved for burial. Harry Coulter, Raymond plant official, said it took effort to free it. Other trawlers heading for the land were reluctant to follow. An industry spokesman noted he considered unloading at the gate and letting the city handle it.
Atlantic City report says Andrew Philip Jr. declared no more children after adding a triplet and five existing daughters, including two sets of twins. He stated frustration yet expressed contentment with his large family.
Pat Dawn L. Ross, seven, of Parker, died after being struck by a car yesterday on Route 38 about three miles north of the Butler County community. The driver remained at the scene and authorities investigated the fatal incident.
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