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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1966

Page

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East Land Sale Notice Near Melvin Trailer Park

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a land sale near Melvin at a trailer park area with reference to a second tract and multiple parcels. No clear dates or parties identified.

McNamara and Johnson Discuss Possible War Tax Increase

Secretary Robert McNamara and President Johnson discuss defense spending and Viet Nam troop needs at the Texas White House. They review the Manila conference and Westmoreland requests as factors in any tax decision, with economy and Congress appropriations also shaping the outlook.

San Antonio Tex Robert 8. McNamara Johnson Texas White House McNamara Manila William C. Westmoreland U. S Wartorn Westmoreland

Jamestown Fire Destroys Professional Building

A major blaze destroyed the Professional Building at Third and Washington in Jamestown after an earlier minor storage room fire at the Victory restaurant. Firefighters battled sub freezing conditions as flames reached the second floor and at times 100 feet in the air. Officials expect losses near 500000 with no confirmed connection between the two fires.

Jamestown Third Washington Streets Victory Virgil Eggleston

Burglars Strike Corry Area as Police Track Break-ins

A wave of thefts hits northwestern Pennsylvania including Corry with three local robberies reported. At McCray Aluminum Co in Corry, burglars pried open a cash register and took 368 dollars while causing 75 dollars in damage. Police estimate the break in occurred between 830 and 930 p.m. and continue the investigation.

Pennsylvania Corry McCray Aluminum Co West Smith Street Donald McCray Clinton McCray Garland McCray

UC Youngster in Serious Condition After Union City Crash

Ricky Hawley three is in serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital ICU after a one car crash in Union City into a fire hydrant. His mother Sally Hawley and one year old brother Richard are in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital. Harvard University announces a $240 tuition boost raising total to $2 000 for several schools.

Ricky Hawley Union City St. Vincent’s Hospital Young Hawley Sally Hawley Ricky Richard Union City Memorial Hospital Cambridge Mass Harvard University

Johnson releases paper refuting inflation charges

President Johnson unveiled a circulated policy document to counter GOP claims that Democrats caused inflation. He cited that price increases were smaller in the Kennedy Johnson years than under Eisenhower and noted higher wage gains under Democrats. The paper, drafted weeks ago, contrasts the two administrations amid inflation criticisms.

Washington Johnson Kennedy- Johnson Eisenhower Hisenhower Kennedy-Johnson America

Council Considers Garbage Ordinance At Monday Meeting

City council weighs a compulsory garbage service funded by a two mill tax increase. Opponents fear charges on vacant lots for non existent service, while supporters cite efficiency and lower costs. Continued on Page Six.

Superior Refuse Co Council

Tay Ninh Battles Surge As Communist Forces Attack

Communists counterattacked a large American infantry force near Cambodia in Tay Ninh Province as U.S. and allied troops overran bunkers. The clash, part of a three day pattern of fighting near the border, involved up to ten thousand Americans and a civilian irregular defense group. Two U.S. planes were downed in North Vietnam, lifting total losses to 418.

Saigon Cambodia Tay Ninh Viet Nam North U.S Bivouac United States

U S Sub Tiri Aground On Coral Reef Near Mackay

Australian and American officials say the submarine Tiri may be badly damaged and could be grounded on Frederick Reef in the Coral Sea for at least 10 days. The 1 528 ton vessel lies partially on the reef with bow exposed as seven foot swells hinder tow efforts and salvage around Mackay.

Brisbane Australia Coral Sea U.S Frederick Reef Mackay Canberra Sydney Coral Reef

Dem Leader David L. Lawrence Slain by Heart Attack in Pittsburgh Rally

Audience stunned as Democratic kingpin David L. Lawrence, 77, longtime Pennsylvania figure and JFK ally, collapsed during a Pittsburgh Syria Mosque rally. He was in critical condition at Presbyterian University Hospital with doctors saying there was little hope for recovery after heart stoppages and brain damage symptoms.

Pittsburgh David L. Lawrence Lawrence Pennsylvania Presbyterian University Hospital Campbell Moses Moses Syria John F. Kennedy Kennedy Franklin D. Roosevelt City Hall Dye Democratic Party

Naval Academy Drops Cruises for At Sea Training

The U S Naval Academy replaces the term cruises with at sea training for midshipmen during summer. A Navy spokesman said the change avoids the assumption of a pleasure trip and better describes full time training aboard ships under Rear Admiral C Dempsey order issued yesterday.

Washington U.S. Naval Academy Navy C. Dempsey Naval Operations

Need for Education Highlighted in Baltimore Smoking Case

In a Baltimore pre kindergarten class Dr Robert Wilder of Johns Hopkins notes a 9 year old girl was late to school daily to finish an after breakfast cigarette. The mother admits allowing the smoking to help the child relax and Wilder urges education on smoking at a Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting.

Baltimore Robert J. Wilder Wilder Johns Hopkins University Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers

George Hamilton to take draft exam in Europe

Actor George Hamilton, linked with Lynda Bird Johnson, is allowed to take his pre induction physical examination in Europe instead of New York. A Selective Service spokesman announced the approval on Friday noting a letter permitting the examination abroad was sent.

Lynda George Europe New York George Hamilton Lynda Bird Johnson Hamilton City Selective Service

Eight Die As Fire Strikes Carrier Roosevelt Aboard

In Saigon AP reports the eight sailors died when a fire trapped them in a small storage room aboard the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt. Commander Schoultz said the crew sealed themselves in near a hatch while trying to escape the blaze. The fire was extinguished in 16 minutes and the cause remained a mystery.

Saigon South Viet Nam Cmdr R.F Dutch) Schoultz Omaha Neb Schoultz

Arrest Warrant for Powell Delayed by Election

An arrest order for Rep. Adam Clayton Powell is held until after the election. Powell, sentenced to 30 days for criminal contempt, faces a $250 fine and a civil contempt separate matter, while his whereabouts remain unknown.

NEW York Adam Clayton Powell Supreme Court Matthew Levy Harlem Powell Beowex Oreral Cormupe

Post Office Department Adds 26000 To Steady Jobs

The Post Office Department added 26000 temporary substitutes to its permanent rolls to give them regular employment security. Law rence F. O'Brien said the move raises total regulars to about 520000 and does not affect 150000 temporary workers for Christmas. Also, Joseph P. Kennedy, 78,father of John F. Kennedy, was to be discharged from a Boston hospital after surgery to remove lesions from his back and legs.

Washington Post Office Department Lawrence F. O’brien O'Brien Boston Joseph P. Kennedy John F. Kennedy

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