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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
11
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Washington AP reports that about 400000 students took a three hour national draft deferment test covering science and math, with results sent to local boards to gauge eligibility for remaining in school or conscription. Another 600000 are slated for late May and early June. Pickets appeared at about a dozen centers amid mixed reactions.
Corry Area Junior High School pupil Joanne Dorschel placed 16th in the Western Pennsylvania Spelling Bee finals in Pittsburgh, missing the word knout. Her performance earned Corry School a $450 Britannica Encyclopedia set.
Gov. Scranton departed from Friendship Airport Baltimore on the first leg of a two week tour to Alaska Japan and Viet Nam His office said the governor will stop tonight in Fairbanks Alaska before continuing a schedule that includes Japan and Vietnam movements during the trip
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania FBI and state police resumed the search for 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnicki abducted at gunpoint last Wednesday. A five day mass search by about 1000 volunteers failed. Investigators consider the abductor the "Mountain Man" linked to area sniper shootings. Police will keep a command post active for about a week with helicopter and dogs aiding the probe.
Polling places will open tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m as a tight race is anticipated. The Wright School reallocated machines to the gym to help observers monitor both units.
Expansion plans of the Hammond Elevator Co involve purchasing three warehouse buildings and an office from Joseph Cohett off West Washington Street. The properties cluster behind Hammond’s Eagle Street business, with the firm to use the warehouses immediately and, next year, to build a new retail outlet on West Washington Street replacing the Beebe meat market site.
Gemini 9 astronauts Lt. Col. Thomas Stafford and Lt. Cmdr. Eugene Cernan, eager and healthy, prep for Tuesday's 12 39 p.m. EDT launch from Cape Kennedy. Weather risks loom as an Atlantic east wave offshore may force adjustments while Wasp carrier stands by for abort recovery. officials stress the rendezvous with an Agena target rocket will be the fastest in space as the crew finalizes flight plans after rest.
A bank barn on the Allan Adams farm along Donation Road in the Carter Hill area burned Saturday evening. Fire Chief Arden Baril estimated losses at $12 575 for the barn and eight head of young stock. About 40 cattle were moved to safety as neigh bors assisted. Firefighters kept the fire from spreading to an adjacent shed and removed a damaged pickup from harm. The cause was undetermined though traced to an upstairs corner. Insurance partially covered the loss.
President Johnson attended mass at St Matthew's Cathedral in Washington on Sunday with his daughter Luci and her fiancé Farrith J Nugent. Both the First Lady and presidential family were present during the service, highlighting a quiet social moment in the nation’s capital.
The Pennsylvania primary looms as Milton Shapp flies to Miami after his mother suffered a heart attack delaying appearances. Atty Gen. Alessandroni, killed in a plane crash, remains on ballots. Shafer leads GOP. Democrats back Robert Casey, who predicts a 200,000 vote margin, while Shapp campaigns by helicopter amid a tight race.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. at all polling places with candidates listed for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of Internal Affairs and more. The Pa Supreme Court changes require all seats to appear on the ballot and notes open lineups and contested primary races in Erie County Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
Eight people from Baltimore, four adults and four children, died when a Pennsylvania Railroad morning northbound passenger train struck a car at Jerico Park Road crossing near Bowie Race Course in Prince Georges County. The engineer's account said the car moved into the crossing as the train, traveling 72 mph, struck it. The motor and front of the car were hurled about 25 feet from impact. other debris was found up to 500 yards away. The crossing carried railroad crossing signs.
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky ousted the military commander of rebel northern provinces while insurgents mass armor in Hue for a stand near Da Nang. US warns generals turmoil aids Communists as Saigon faces strikes slowing vital cargo. reports detail a deadly Viet Cong attack and a survivor who later dies on a search mission.
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