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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1967

Page

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Apollo tragedy battles lingering questions on cause

Rep. Teague says the cause of the Apollo capsule fire that killed three astronauts may never be known. NASA plans a final report around April 8 while investigators search for answers amid wide speculation.

Washington Olin E. Teague Congressional Space National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Cape Kennedy Ila Teague Texas

U S Death Toll In Viet Sets Weekly Record

Saigon AP reports the Vietnam war weekly toll as 274 U S troops and 2 774 Communist deaths. The American total broke a 240 record set earlier, marking the second consecutive weekly high for Communist fatalities.

Vietnam U. S 1St Infantry Division U.S Viet

Eight Children Hurt As Bus Rams Bridge Near Selinsgrove

A school bus with 26 pupils crashed into a bridge abutment on Route 25 four miles west of Selinsgrove Pennsylvania. Eight to ten students were taken to Geisinger Medical Center in Danville. Driver Pauline Clouser escaped injury.

Fred Roth Jefferson Parish Rams Bridge Selinsgrove Snyder County Geisinger Medical Center Danville Freeburg Pauline Clouser Selinsgrove B.C

Dodd Ethics Panel Delays Verdict On Expulsion

The Senate ethics committee will not recommend expulsion nor exonerate Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. It plans no removal of seniority or financial penalties, with a mid range action likely including censure or reprimand. Full findings due after Easter recess.

Washington Senate Ethics Committee Thomas J. Dodd Dodd Senate Connecticut Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn Congress John Stennis D-Miss

Franklin Hires Ambulance Service Consultant

The Franklin Chamber of Commerce funds a study by Jerry Esposito of the Pennsylvania Ambulance Association to tackle the free ambulance service issue after funeral directors plan to discontinue their service by July. The council approves up to 250 dollars for the survey and awaits a report during the week of April 10. In Titusville, officials monitor similar moves by funeral directors who may end their ambulance operations July 1. A meeting is set Monday for directors to sign the proposed agreement. Johnsonburg also runs an annual ambulance drive for the Armstrong Hose Co. now 33 years old, with a paying Ambulance Club since 1950 charging 3 dollars for new members, 2 dollars for those paid to date, and 25 dollars per trip for non-members.

Franklin Franklin Chamber of Commerce Jerry Esposito Pennsylvania Ambulance Association Esposito Titusville Johnsonburg Armstrong Hose Co Johnsonburg and Wilcox Te Ambulance Club

Missing Pilot Lands in Cuba From Missing Flight

Nevad a pilot Richard Coopman aged 45 who disappeared during a flight from Miami to Curacao landed safely in Cuba after radio trouble required repairs. The Coast Guard confirmed via the State Department relaying Swiss Embassy Havana information. Coopman, from Reno, was en route in a twin engine plane and had missed a scheduled touchdown at Great Inagua Island Bahamas.

Miami Fla Nevada Cuba Coast Guard Richard Coopman State Department Havana Coopman Reno Curacao Caribbean Great Inagua Island Bahamas

Rogers Steel Working On Largest Job In 58 Years

Rogers Structural Steel Co. moves into the largest single job in 58 years as it handles design and erection for a 285 by 1000 foot foundry building for Black Stone Corp in Statesboro Georgia. Erection to begin July 1. The firm has expanded its workforce and capacity to meet larger contracts.

Rogers Structural Steel Co Darwin Wolcott Eagle Street Alby Black Stone Corporation Statesboro Rogers Wolcott Blackstone Glenn Waite Brockway Glass Zanesville Ohio Ohio Ferro Alloy Speer Carbon St. Marys Chicago Pneumatic Tool Franklin Jamestown Community College Wellsville N.Y Xerox Corporation Webster The Journal

Railroad Strike Threatens Weekend Action Nationwide

US railroads face a possible nationwide walkout by 18 500 conductors and brakemen as of 12:01 a.m. Saturday over health and welfare benefits. The union says carriers will breach contracts, while carriers call the move unlawful and vow court action to stop the strike.

Cedar Rapids Clyde F. Lane Uien

Doctors sue Citizens General Hospital for 2.6 million

A group of physicians from the Russellton Medical Group filed a federal suit in Pittsburgh alleging Citizens General Hospital New Kensington denied them courtesy staff status and access to facilities. They seek 600000 in actual damages and about 2 million in punitive damages plus an injunction.

Pittsburgh Citizen's General Hospital New Kensington U.S. District Court Russellton Medical Group North Apollo Russelton Acmetonia Citizens’ General Pital Russellton

No Settlement Seen In TV Strike Before Saturday

The NBC evening news faced disruption as Huntley reported solo while Brinkley did not cross the picket line. AFTRA members press for higher wages and fees, with no settlement in sight before a Washington mediation meeting.

New York David Chet Huntley Brinkley Chet Huntley American Federation of Television and Radio Artists National Broadcasting Co David Brinkley NBC News Washington NBC CBS ABC Mutual Broadcasting System Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service AFTRA

Seek Woman In Levittown Murder Beating

Police sought Mary S Mamon 49 in a Levittown homicide and beating spree. Two children were severely injured and three of her sons were held as witnesses. search moved to Atlantic City after sightings of a vehicle. In Philadelphia, George Washington Jones 45 was charged with murder and arson in the February fire death of infant Sean McKinney.

Levittown Bucks County Ward F. Clark Mary S. Mamon Bristol Township Harry G. Merker Philadelphia George Washington Jones Sean McKinney Jones

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