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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
7
A readable fragment mentions the United States disarray or disconnect in Sibley context. No clear event, date, or names are establishable from the fragment.
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County Commissioner Fred Lamberton criticized last night's move to fire Robert Horn, saying the action was illegal and not valid without a full board meeting. Democratic commissioners Hill and Rzymek reconvened the prior meeting to push the firing and log it in minutes. Lamberton maintains Horn remains board head, citing legal advice from former county solicitor Lindley McClelland.
Linda Miller daughter of Alton and Mrs Miller of Corry R D 3 begins a one year term of voluntary service with the Mennonite Board of Missions Elkhart Indiana She serves as secretary at La Junta Mennonite Hospital La Junta Colorado A Beaver Dam Church member and 1985 Corry Area High School graduate She also attended Goshen College in 1965 66 About 260 young people and adults are in the program at 48 locations in the United States Canada Puerto Rico and other countries overseas.
The report notes that President Johnson will have surgery within 15 to 18 days following doctors advice. White House physician Vice Admiral Burkeley says there is no serious abdominal or throat issue and his overall health remains excellent. Johnson had gallbladder surgery and a kidney stone removal on October 8, 1965, staying two weeks at Bethesda Naval Hospital before recuperating at the LBJ Ranch in Texas.
November 8 election is noted with a call to vote. Local social items list visits, dinners, birthdays, upcoming Hi Neighbor Club dinner, and people traveling to Florida, Sherman, Clymer, Columbus, and Findley Lake. The piece ends with a brief political incident in Rock Hill, South Carolina, where Marshall Parker’s car with expired plates led to a $15 fine.
Oil City police chief E J Konetsky announced that a planned boycott by local teenagers against a business tonight has been called off after talks with ringleaders. He urged parents to keep children at home. The second item reports Fidel Castro urging Cubans to turn off lights to save energy, with Havana radio noting the government admonition.
The chief warned that things can easily get out of hand and someone may get hurt at the planned event. Participants said the number signed up ranged from 300 to 700 teenagers, highlighting potential crowd control concerns.
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