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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1966

Page

7

Louise Cu and Charles Starry Exposed in Morning Fire

Fire damaged a residence affecting Louise Cu and Charles Starry, with Ellen An noted as a grandparent figure. Authorities reported minor injuries and the site secured for investigation at Thomas Park Place.

Louise Charles Starry Ellen Anfire Thomas Park Place

Beverly Drowns: Unclear details from Montgomery report

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Beverly and a drowning case with partial details. The source is garbled and does not provide a clear event, date, location, or official outcome to report. Further readable text is required for a precise summary.

Plan Amid Unclear Letters Sparks Confusion

A fragmentary note with scattered characters and symbols prompts questions about its meaning and origin, leaving readers unsure of names, dates, or actions involved. The snippet hints at an intended plan or message but lacks full context to identify parties or events.

Faith In God Declines Among Americans Says Survey

Nationwide poll conducted for Catholic Digest by Dr. George Gallup shows 97 percent of Americans believe in God in 1966 down from 99 percent in 1952. Absolute certainty fell from 87 percent to 81 percent, with shifts across Catholics Baptists Jews and other groups.

Washington George Gallup Catholic Digest

Deceased Incumbent and Wife See Ballot Clash in 122nd

In Carbon County state House race for the 122nd district Democratic voters face a rare ballot choice with incumbent John F. Bonner dead yet his wife Marguerite Bonner also on the ballot to seek the seat. Bonner died after filing for re election and his wife entered the race.

Harrisburg Carbon County House of Representatives John F. Bonner Summit Hill Marguerite

Corry CHS Chorus and Band to Give Joint Concert

Corry Area High School chorus and the dance band will present a joint concert in the high school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. under director H Lynn Rice. No tickets required. a free will offering will be collected at the end.

Cahs Chorus Corry Area H. Lynn Rice Johnston

Marine seeks discharge to care for siblings in Vietnam crisis

Pfc. Michael D. Youra, a 21 year old Marine from Pittsburgh, requests a hardship discharge after becoming guardian to his 15 year old brother and 13 year old sister following the deaths of both parents. His appeal was denied and he faces a Vietnam assignment despite efforts by Rep. James G. Fulton to secure a delay and a possible review.

Pittsburgh Pfc Michael D. Youra Viet Nam Marine Corps Jae Youra Camp Pendleton Con Gressman James G. Fulton Fulton Pennsylvania Dormont

Ballot move could shift November candidate choice

The text notes that an individual may withdraw personally from the ballot and that if Bonner wins, the Democratic State Committee under state election code would select a candidate for the November general election.

Bonner Democratic State Committee

Eighteen Housewives Convicted For Road Block

In Monongahela Pennsylvania eighteen housewives were convicted of disorderly conduct after blocking a highway with their trucks on May 11. Alderman Thomas Scurfield fined each ten dollars plus costs and warned they would serve one day in jail if unable to pay. Warden Joseph Feconda arranged coffee and sandwiches for the women during processing.

Monongahela, Pa Thomas Scurfield Monongahela

Drew Pearson Sues Christoper for 2.6 Million Damages

LA columnist Drew Pearson sues California gubernatorial candidate Christopher for 2.625 million dollars alleging wrongful interference with business and libel. The complaint names Christopher Dairy Farms and others, with May 31 hearing and 50 dollar bond.

Drew Pearson Los Angeles George Christopher California Irving H. Green Christopher Pearson

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