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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1966

Page

3

France Plans to Withdraw From NATO Commands

Washington reports France formally informed the United States it will pull its ground and air forces from NATO commands by July 1 and end U S Army and Air Force installations in France. The move also seeks to denounce SHAPE and Central European Command by March 31 1987 and realign French units under new arrangements.

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Railroad Firemen Strike Shakes 38 States Amid Walkout

A firemen strike by eight railroads spreads to 38 states disrupting passenger and freight service. Officials say most lines stay intact while essential trains and government priorities are kept moving. Union leaders predict a short-lived action as court orders and arbitration loom.

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Death Notice and Family Updates for Clayton Casler

Relatives in this area report the death of Clayton Casler on March 23 in El Cajon California. Survived by wife Myrtle Bemis Casler sister of Harold Bemis, two sons Glen and Lyle, four grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Additional local social notes follow with visits and family mentions.

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Grandson born to Van Earden family in Newark New York

Mrs. James Van Earden announces the birth of a grandson named Steven Patrick on March 24 to Mr and Mrs Harold Van Earden of Newark New York. The event coincides with cousin David Van Earden’s birthday.

James van Earden Harold van Earden Newark N. Y Steven Pattick David van Earden David Wilber van Earden Cecil Humphrey Sherman Myron Wallace Clifford Aikens Sr Amos van Barden George Morton Bear Lake Rit E.k.storey Alice Camp Cornelius Beckerink Neil Beckerink Philip Gravink Mr. Gravink

Parents Demand Access Amid Abduction Coverage

The article describes pressure from families and organizers demanding withdrawal of reporters as officials seek to control coverage of a high profile case. Traurig notes fear that media presence intimidates captors and hinders contact, while community groups push back against restrictions.

Traurig

Bank holdup near Pittsburgh shocks Brinks crew

A gaunt bandit robs a teller in Monroeville while two Brinks guards deliver cash at a Pittsburgh area bank. He shows a pistol and nets 3020 dollars from the teller as 14 staff and four customers miss the crime. The incident marks the ninth such Western Pennsylvania holdup this year.

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Woman guilty of manslaughter in North Side shooting

Loretta Villanova, 25, was found guilty of manslaughter in a nonjury trial for the fatal shooting of neighbor Pauline Thompson, 48, during a confrontation last October 8. She was placed on probation for one year after testifying she fired when her mother was attacked. Yvonne Rucker, 20, was wounded in the incident.

Pittsburgh (Ap Pittsburgh Loretta Villanova North Side Pauline Thompson Yvonne Rucker

Dog Skip Grins For Camera In Port Huron

A seven year old collie named Skip in Port Huron Michigan beams for a camera. Owned by Raymond Avery Skip started smiling as a puppy and now poses with a cheerful grin reminiscent of a Chessy cat.

Port Huron Mich Skip Raymond Avery

Deadline for health program payments sparks congressional debate

The article notes a March 31 deadline for a health program with 3 a month payments and 80 percent medical coverage after a $50 deductible. Officials say the limit prevents adverse risks from late enrollment while critics in Congress challenge the timing and access for applicants.

Congress

Law on extensions sparks Republican push to Aug 31 date

The administration seeks an extension while Republican leaders unveil legislation to push the deadline to August 31. The move signals partisan maneuvering over a key compliance period and potential policy shifts.

Ex gridder Sammy Stein dies in Las Vegas

Sammy Stein aged 60, former NFL end for the New York Giants and Brooklyn, veteran wrestler and actor, died yesterday in Las Vegas Ney. The 1990s professional football player and media figure had a varied sports and entertainment career.

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Dad Beaten To Death Leaves Son To Carry Load

In Brooklyn, Agripino Bonillo was a $71 weekly restaurant porter supporting 10 children. He was beaten to death on a street Monday night, leaving 20-year-old Jose head of a family of 11. Jose sought work from restaurant owner William Normand, who offered immediate employment.

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You Don't Even Need A Pull Seminar Advice From Macy's VP

Mrs. G. G. Michelson, vice president at Macy's Department Store, told a seminar on Women that executive status is attainable without a pull. The remarks covered career pathways and practical steps for women seeking advancement in business.

New York G. G. Michelson Macy's Department Store

Pennsylvanian seeks interstate shipment of Krebiozen

Kevin Michael, seven, of Mars PA, in a wheelchair, leads 40 Krebiozen users at FDA headquarters urging relaxed interstate shipments. His mother accompanies him as the group vows to stay until the drug is allowed. The FDA bans interstate use, saying the drug has no proven cancer value.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Kevin Michael Marss Kevin

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