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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1966

Page

4

Spotlight: Dance Night at VFW Club Saturday

Dance at VFW Club from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m featuring The Supremes. Also listed are rummage sale dates March 31 and April 1, fundraising drives and contact numbers for pickup 665 6014 or 665 1325. Readable names and notices include Rexford Morris Raymond Barnes Mrs Lawrence Nichols Mrs May Kuhn Francis Holland Charles Savko Mrs Marjorie Johnson James Donaldson and others with discharges and births noted along with a bake sale at Sears on Saturday April 2 hosted by Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Auxiliary. 231 Lots

VFW Club The Supremes Es! Building Fund Rod and Gun Club Raymond Barnes Youngstown Ohio Lawrence Nichols South Center Street May Kuhn Oakley Avenue Francis Holland South Street Charles Savko Bear Lake Marjorie Johnson Ashville James Donaldson R. D Corry Sears Elgin- Beaverdam Hose Company

LBJ Proposes Extra Grain Aid to India Amid Talks

President Johnson offered India an additional 8.5 million tons of grain and aid including vegetable oils, milk powder, cotton, and tobacco. Indira Gandhi left for New York after talks with U.S. officials, with Canada pledging a million tons of wheat and flour. The plan seeks Congress endorsement and broad international participation.

Washington Johnson India Indira Gandhi New York U.S Congress Canada

Theyre Poor Like Rockefeller Theyre Poor Like Rockefeller

A Contra Costa County grand jury was ordered after the Orinda Elementary School District sought 19 418 dollars to fight poverty. Foreman Kenneth Thollaugh noted the Oakland suburb average family income is 13 dollars.

Swiecicki Named Chief of Health Department Housing Hygiene

Swiecicki, age 2, of Camp Hill, today became chief of the Housing Hygiene Section at the state Department of Health. The appointment advances sanitation oversight and aims to improve living conditions through updated housing standards and enforcement.

Swiecicki Camp Hill State Department of Health

Parachutist Cheats Death in Harrowing Free Fall

Pfc. Michael A. Yee McDonald of Missoula Montana, a 1st Airborne Division paratrooper, freed himself after a static line failed to disconnect during a training jump over North Carolina. He plummeted about 1,500 feet before the line snapped and he landed safely. He will receive $8,163 a year in a new post.

FT. Campbell Michael A. Yee Missoula McDonald 1St. Airborne Division Tia Cuanniaugle North Carolina Environmental Eee

Housing bill passes amid tight party-line vote

Congress approves a $12 million housing aid measure with a 198 to 190 House margin, backed by six Republicans and 125 Republicans with 65 Democrats, plus a $10 million provision for the Teachers Corps. An amendment to remove funds failed 188 to 128, largely along party lines.

Robert B. Duncan Dore

Drought Persists Despite Rain as Winter Thaws Begin

Northeast water supplies rise with spring thaws though restrictions stay in place. Delaware watershed at 89 percent capacity. Newark lifts curbs while New Jersey keeps statewide limits. Delaware River Basin Commission notes conditions improve but drought order extended for two months. Boston forecasters warn of near dry summer despite recent rainfall. Local efforts push for better distribution amid ongoing water conservation.

York Hudson River New York City Delaware Hudson Iy Department of Water Sup New York Newark N.J New Jersey Hugh J. Addonizio Delaware River Basin Commission Boston New England Jonnie Sedan Stewars Newstar

Man Size Job But Not Frame From Hickey Freeman Invitation

Washington AP reports Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine declined a dress invitation from Hickey Freeman with humor. She said she would look odd in men’s clothes and it would be misunderstood. The firm acknowledged the compliment and noted she likely made the list due to her reputation as a capable public figure.

Washington Margaret Chase Smith Rmaine Tom Hickey

Lawmakers split on taxes amid inflation and war costs

House Republicans resist any tax increase while Democrats warn higher taxes may be needed due to Viet Nam war expenditures. Senate figures urge studying President Johnson's proposals as inflation feeds political pressure. Johnson plans a White House talk with business leaders to curb capital spending.

John W. Byrnes Wisconsin House Ways and Means Committee Hale Boggs Louisiana George H. Mahon D-Tex House Appropriations Committee Sen Abraham A. Ribicoff Dconn Senate Finance Committee Ribicoff Johnson White House Labor Department Dirksen Business Council Robert H

Corry Evening Journal Prepublication Notice and Rates

The Corry Evening Journal announces prepublication rights for all local news and AP content printed in the paper. It lists subscription rates and mailing details, noting post office filing as Second Class Mail and carrier delivery terms.

McLaughlin Corry Cay Carsier

Deadline Set Amid Fragmented Notice Data

Fragmentary OCR text shows an unspecified deadline noted as nine a.m. with unclear context. No clear person, organization, place, or event identified beyond the time marker. Further readable details needed to establish concrete card.

Johnson plans modest tax increase to bolster economy

The Business Council, about 100 members, will meet the President tonight to review plant and equipment spending plans. Attending officials include Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. The White House says council members will be briefed on economic and international matters. The President spoke Tuesday of a modest tax increase of 5, 6 or 7 percent of the tax bill corporate and personal without

Business Council Dean Rusk Defense Robert S. McNamara White House Johnson

Four More Prefs Quit Duquesne Philosophy Faculty

Pittsburgh AP report says four more professors resign from Duquesne University philosophy department including Bernard Toussaint associate professor Manfred ey and Alphonso ey. They will depart at the end of the academic year. Dr Pauson, new philosophy chair, denies plans for major curriculum changes though resignations come amid shifts in phenomenological existentialism within the department.

Pittsburgh Duquesne Univeral Canacey Bernard J.toussaint Petal Fessor Bernard J Manfred Alphonso F.ey Toussaint

Church of Jesus opens five day general conference in Monongahela

In Monongahela Pennsylvania the Church of Jesus held its five day general conference starting today in Washington County. The agenda includes electing new officers with few further details provided. Congress shows reluctance to vote a tax increase during an election year and many members oppose raising personal income tax to shift burden to business. There is even talk of reviving wartime excess profits taxes.

Monongahela Church of Jesus 1St Washington County Congress

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