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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1966

Page

3

Solons Testify In Stanton Court Martial

Harrisburg AP Two legislators testified in the court martial of state police Major Willard Stanton charged with ordering wiretapping. Rep Ronald G. Leach and Rep Joseph Rigby spoke as Stanton and detective Angelo Carcaci face accusations including wiretapping, insubordination, and equipment purchases without bids. Potential penalties include dismissal. Former commissioner I Wilson Purdy said he knew nothing of wiretapping.

Harrisburg Willard J. Stanton Ronald G. Leach D-Beaver House Joseph P. Rigby R-Allegheny Angelo Carcaci Tha T Tme Stanton Carcaci Paul A. Rittelmann I. Wilson Purdy Purdy Huette F. Dowling Arthur Goldberg

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There

A short meditation on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, noting the lasting presence of written words beyond transient speech and echoing on the permanence of printed records.

Auto Makers See May Sales Dip Across Big Four

Detroit reports show GM Chrysler American Motors down 10 days May 1 10 while Ford climbs 15.1 percent. Total 192 429 cars sold, about 35 000 behind last year. Execs blame safety hearings tax changes and economy plus wartime sentiment as factors.

Detroit General Motors Chrysler l American Motors Ford Motor Co Wey Chrysler Ford Roy Abernethy AMC

Marines Break Viet Cong Camp After 10 Hour Battle

U S Marines engaged the Viet Cong 17 miles southwest of Saigon in a 10 hour fight. Despite being outnumbered ten to one, Marines reported light casualties and killed 120 enemy troops. The patrol also left two wounded Marines and 30 Viet Cong dead confirmed by body count. Air and naval sorties foe North Vietnam reached a daily high with 135 missions and over 200 individual flights.

Saigon U.S. Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Air Force Hanoi Bee

Suspend Area Men In Racing Violations

Ohio Racing Commission suspends two Cochranton men for involvement in stimulation and medical treatment of horses between April 9 and April 31. Cecil Bacher and William E. Deeter receive day suspensions. Henry Clay Richardson is reinstated. Bacher and Deeter were among seven trainers and stables suspended.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Racing Commission Cochranton Cecil Bacher William E. Deeter Crawford County Henry Clay Richardson Northfield Park Bacher Deeter

Start Qualifying Races For 500 at Indianapolis

AP reports the first qualifying runs for the 50th Indianapolis 500 may draw a record crowd. Attendance could exceed 100000 as top drivers from American tracks and the world road racing circuit preview the race in May.

Indianapolis

Draft exam sparks protests and mixups across campuses

The draft test faces criticism as 314 Michigan students were assigned to MIT, and fingerprinting sparked outcry. Selective Service backtracked on identifications while 1.8 million students hold deferments. about 600,000 more may face the draft. The test, designed by educators and psychologists, includes math and word definition questions. Local boards retain wide authority over deferments amid Vietnam-era tensions.

Powell Washington Science Research Associates Chicago Galen McCarthy Michigan Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Mass Selective Service Lewis B.her- Shey Mra Viet Nam

Student leader Jacqueline Goldberg fined in Berkeley case

Jacqueline Goldberg, 21, of Los Angeles, an organizer of the 1964 Berkeley free speech demonstrations, was fined 400 and given a two year suspended jail sentence by a Berkeley judge. She, a University of Chicago education graduate student, rejected claims she was an out-

Jacqueline Goldberg Los Angeles University of California In Berkeley Berkeley Miss Goldberg University of Chicago

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