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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1967
Page
6
Industrial Appraisal Co. placed total county assets at 9,552,092 with the County Hospital at Girard worth 4,920,563 and other properties totaling 4,641,524. A series of local incidents and civic updates follow, including a vehicle collision report, lost and found items, juror summons, and upcoming primary elections in Warren County.
U S fighter bombers destroyed eleven MIG 7 interceptors in air and on ground in North Vietnam as heavy air war relief continued. In South Vietnam heavy fighting spread from central highlands to the Mekong Delta with American casualties and record air sorties.
The council discussed eliminating parking on the south side between Fourth and Fifth avenues while maintaining north side parking. They proposed moving no parking here to corner signs on West Main at Second through Lemon streets for better visibility. After approval with a pause on on street restrictions if off street parking improves, decisions continued at the Raymond Division plant on East Church and South Center streets where angle parking may remain temporarily.
A dispute between dairies and the Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers Union led to a lockout by about 50 dairies, stopping most deliveries in the Chicago area. Hospitals continued limited service while schools and shops faced shortage as unions and associations clash over routes and contracts.
Bulletin from Washington says the United States with Britain and West Germany plans to pull as many as 35000 armed forces and four squadrons of combat planes from West Germany. Johnson administration officials estimate the transfer of soldiers and air force personnel along with thousands of dependents to bases in the United States could save about 100 million dollars in the coming year.
Washington lawmaker praises new Defense Department directive barring withholding news from military publications. McNamara states no withholding of unfavorable news except for national security. Pentagon says rule targets prior censorship incident involving Stars and Stripes and external broadcasts.
The city council announced that spaces at the south end of the block in front of the plant will be restricted to one-minute parking to speed dropoffs. The remaining curb from East Church to East Pleasant will be one-hour for salesmen and customers visiting the plant. The measures take effect immediately with possible future adjustments.
Dauphin Doan reports wide support among senators and representatives for reform or abolition of outright state scholarships. William B. Lentz backs changes and favors preserving the state guaranteed student loan program run by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency. He warns the scholarship cost could reach 37 million dollars this year as expenses rise.
The Irazu International Choir from The Oriental Missionary Society Bible Institute and Seminary in Londrina Brazil will present sacred music at First Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30 Rev Walter Gilliland says the 15 voice choir has 12 students two staff members and two graduates of the seminary The group tours the United States and Canada wearing colorful costumes representing Brazil The program aims to show their country missions and Brazilian youth The public is invited to attend.
A two week campaign by state GOP and Democratic leaders urges a yes vote on nine constitutional issues in Pennsylvania's May 16 primary. Notables including Gov Shafer former Gov Scranton Lt Gov Broderick and former leaders travel from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh urging voters to support the reform. A private poll hints at passage while organizers push for turnout and clarify there is no tax implication. A Uganda finance minister announces a national letter program funding development projects.
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