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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1966

Page

6

Corry Warren track meet called off amid rain delays

The Corry vs Warren track and field meet at Sheen Field was postponed with no new date set by Principal Leroy Peck of CAHS. Also canceled was the Section Two golf tournament at Cross Creek near Titusville due to persistent rain. Nearby, five area motorists faced license suspensions or revocations per the Harrisburg Bureau of Traffic Safety.

Corry Vs. Warren Sheen Field Leroy Peck CAHS Peck Cross Creek Course Titusville State Bureau of Traffic Safety Harrisburg Glenn King Lemon Street Roger Lacey R. D Corry Edward Miller Union City Harry Silvis Second Avenues Stephen Fahey

Coast Guard delays Russian fishing ship entry to Drake’s Bay

The Chernyakhovsk has waited days to dock at Drake’s Bay north of San Francisco for engine repairs. Treasury told Washington it granted permission, but Coast Guard San Francisco deemed it advisory and would not relay until Teletype confirms. The Soviet vessel, part of a fleet off California, did not claim grave emergency rights under international law.

San Francisco Coast Guard Drake’s Bay Treasury Department Washington Chernyakhovsk Drake's Bay California Oregon

Nine States Have Held Primary Elections

AP report notes nine states have held primaries with little sign of protests over Vietnam or rising living costs affecting turnout. Despite discomfort, incumbents mostly survived primaries. strategists see fall congressional races shaped by Viet Nam and price concerns. Analysts cite Bailey and Dirksen on potential seat shifts as parties seek House control, with only two Senate incumbents contested in the primaries.

Washington Viet Nam Ins Congress House of Representatives GOP House John M. Bailey Democratic National Committee Franklin D. Roosevelt Senate Everett M. Dirksen John J. Sparkman Alabama Fred R. Harris Oklahoma

Hold Rites For Dessie Powell

Services for Dessie Powell were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Floyd Martin officiating. Burial followed in Sanford Cemetery. Bearers included Alva Fuller Paul Reynolds Marshall Daniels Fay Eastman Emmitt Young and Stephen Cobb. Several relatives travelled from Pittsfield Grand Valley Tryonville Meadville Woodcock Warren and nearby towns to attend.

Jessies Powell Bracken Floyd Martin Grand Valley Sanford Cemetery Alva Fuller Paul Reynolds Marshall Daniels Fay Eastman Emmitt Young Stephen Cobb Carl Garber Carl L. Garber Connie Garber Pittsfield Arthur Garber Sanford East Branch Harry Sterling Centerville Rex Halsey James Ricketts Tryonville Clifford Sterling Raymond Sterling Walter Hollabaugh Bernice Geiger Raymond Marsh Townville Mildred Ricketts Elsie Richardson Shirley Richardson Meadville Manford Johnson Lizzie Flick Woodcock Herman Marsh Titusville John Vanderhoff Franklin Florence Atkins Warren

Casey Shapp Both Boast Of Support

Pennsylvania candidates Casey and Shapp touted backing for their Democratic gubernatorial bids. Casey avoided a specific margin projection while affirming his vote on rape-penalty amendments. Shapp claimed the vast Pennsylvania labor bloc backs his campaign in a formal statement.

Casey Shapp Han Histunn Yar Robert P. Casey House Harrisburg Milton Shapp Pennsylvania

1816 Recalled As Farmers Face Cold May Frosts

Lancaster AP reports Baer's Almanac notes the legendary year without a summer, 1816, with May records of buds frozen ice inches thick and crops killed. In 1966 May frost spreads across eastern and midwestern states damaging fruit and vegetable crops, prompting recall of past frigid seasons.

Lancaster Baer

Deeply Grateful for Labor Movement Backing in My Candidacy

A public statement expresses gratitude for broad labor movement support within the state, highlighting extensive worker organizing and active campaigning as crucial to the candidate's campaign effort. The speaker emphasizes unity with unions and the impact of labor on advancing policy goals.

Almanac notes a bleak 1916 with early cold and late warmth

The midwest endured a harsh year with June frost and widespread crop losses. Baer's almanac cites a cold June, frost and ice in July, and an even bleaker August, then a mild December. It predicts a hot spell from May 28 to 31 and storms across the nation, with warmer conditions in the West.

Midwest Baer Almanac Atlantic Oregon Washington California

Radar pioneer Bourland dies at 63 in Washington

Langford T. Bourland, 63, a noted electronics researcher who contributed to radar development, died Wednesday of a heart attack in Washington. Bourland helped advance early radar technology and served in related defense research roles.

Washington Langford T. Bourland Bour

Armed Stranger Abducts Peggy Ann From School Bus

James and Peggy Ann were among children on a school bus when a man wearing a mask and gray coat stepped from the woods and grabbed Peggy Ann, dragging her away. The suspect wore an orange cap and tall boots, had ties to the Naval Research Laboratory, and a large belt. Police, aided by a helicopter and bloodhounds, and officers from Harrisburg and Bedford searched the area for Peggy Ann and the missing child.

Page One James Peggy Ann Deborah Donald Mary Louise Carol Harrisburg Bedford

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