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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
6
Greenville funeral directors announce they intend to discontinue ambulance service on July 1 after a meeting with the Greenville Hospital Board executive committee. This marks the third such attempt in nine years. The report also covers local incidents, hospital news, and a church concert upcoming at First Methodist Church.
Washington AP report describes Canine Corpsman Zero I biting Police Pvt. Hilliard Brown during a routine patrol as Zero acted on instinct, sinking fangs into Brown’s leg after hearing rustling in bushes. The incident illustrates the dog’s indiscriminate response to movement on patrol.
The government paper Tzyestia reports the death of Lt Gen Tya I lyanov a veteran designer of Soviet artillery weapons at age 67. The obituary notes his long career and contributions to Soviet military technology.
Harrisburg AP A leading House Democrat charges the Milk Control Commission with political maneuvering by delaying a Pittsburgh market price order until after the May 16 primary. Minority Whip K LeRoy Irvis says a conference precedes new price schedules then is canceled, amid expectations of a two cent rise per quart. He calls for Gov Shafer to disclose the rationale and questions consumer representative Mary Denman’s silence.
The Defense Department disclosed two U.S. Army brigades in West Germany could be back in Europe and combat ready within two weeks after an emergency summons. Four Air Force squadrons would return in 10 days or less, with about 26 large transport planes aiding redeployment.
In Louisville police and National Guardsmen will total about 300 more than normal for the Kentucky Derby. Gov Bresthitt questions how civil rights protests at Churchill Downs would help. The National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing seeks federal funds denial over open housing in urban renewal and modernization programs. Negro leaders hint at demonstrations on Derby day with details undisclosed. Also, Salvatore Trudy Marchese, 59, noted Milwaukee racing driver and car builder, died of cancer.
Senate action on censure of Senator Dodd moves toward two week timeline with ethics committee members noting a pattern of double billing. Eugene J. McCarthy says Dodd denied intent but the panel cites facts showing conduct. Wallace Bennett calls it part of a course of conduct and relies on stipulations, while Dodd’s letter and Long’s apology remark surface in the debate.
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