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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
4
Local ads list options and prices for announcements and sales. Voters are urged to support Ann Chil lock for city treasurer with a simple lever cue. Various promotions include Taylor's Jewelry clearance and half price diamond bands ending May 13 with other daily classifieds noted.
In Mekong Delta actions 39 miles southwest of Saigon the 9th Infantry Division killed 181 Viet Cong from a main force battalion in seven hours amid air strikes and artillery. Eighteen Americans died and 48 were wounded as reinforcements moved in under flare light.
The Corry community hosts event notices and hospital updates. Includes ticket prices for a country show, changes to the Corry Jaycees Roadeo date, business ads, and memorial work notices. Also lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital and Mexico City Olympic housing construction details.
Bula M. Leigh, 38, was struck by her own vehicle and killed while attempting to halt it. Witnesses said she parked on a hill, walked away, and the car rolled downhill. Leigh reportedly ran toward the car in an effort to jump inside but could not escape.
President Johnson signed an emergency measure delaying a rail strike for 137000 workers in six unions until June 19. The move comes hours before a planned walkout and follows two prior delays under the Railway Labor Act. Union demands include wage hikes and per hour increases for skilled workers.
Governor Shafer urged the General Assembly to freeze state aid to private colleges and universities at $22 million and shift to a doctoral incentive program. Schools with approved doctoral programs would receive $5,000 per doctoral student while maintenance aid would phase out as the program grows. District plans vary by whether programs exist.
Senator Thomas J. Dodd remains against the idea of a testimonial dinner but Art Barbieri of New Haven plans to press ahead with a $100 a plate event. Proceeds would go to Dodd for his use, while Dodd has asked Barbieri not to proceed.
Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita says a one percent temporary county sales tax may be the only way to ease an extremely critical situation as 1260 firemen threaten sickouts and a work slowdown over a $2,000 annual pay increase to reach 8500 a year. Robert D. Carmichael, 88, former dean and professor of mathematics at Illinois and Indiana Universities, dies.
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