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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1966

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Republicans seize control of Pennsylvania legislature

State Republicans won full control of both chambers. Senate majority sits at 27 to 23 and House control with 103 seats, just over the threshold. Incumbents were ousted in two districts and Luzerne County added a reapportioned seat. References to Leaders Hill Murray Diehm and Dilworth tie the race to Philadelphia and York County.

Philadelphia State House Senate Luzerne Henry B. Leader George M. Leader Robert C. Beers York County Louis G. Hill William J. McLaughlin Hill Richardson Dilworth Martin L. Murray Victor C. Diehm Luzerne County

U S Troops Find Cong Supply Area

U S infantrymen of the 1st Division in Tay Ninh Province uncovered tunnel complexes rich in arms and supplies and 95 bodies. They found a mine factory with 450 claymore mines and eight submachine guns among other equipment. U S casualties in Operation Attleboro reach 865 enemy killed since September 14.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam U.S Tay Ninh

Irish Prime Minister Lemass to resign and pass leadership

Prime Minister Sean Lemass announced plans to resign and deliver his resignation to President Eamon de Valera on Thursday. Finance Minister Jack Lynch is expected to be his successor as Fianna Fáil party leader. Lemass denies ill health and will remain in Parliament. A separate Osaka zoo incident reports the death of a six and a half year old female gorilla from acute intestinal inflammation after ingesting scraps and small objects.

Dublin Ireland Sean Lemass Eamon de Valera Fianna Fail Lemass Jack Lynch Tam Osaka Japan

Vigorito Cruises to Re-Election in Crawford Erie Seat

Incumbent Democrat Joseph P. Vigorito won a decisive congressional victory over Republican James D. Weaver in the 2nd District. With 218 of 320 precincts reporting, Vigorito led by about 13 000 votes as Weaver conceded around 10 30 p.m. Weaver carried Titusville narrowly and Meadville edged, while Vigorito swept Erie County 48 639 to 4 498. Vigorito will return to Washington for two years representing Crawford Erie Mercer counties.

Joseph P. Vigorito James D. Weaver Congress Weaver Vigorito Crawford County Titusville Meadville Erie County Johnson Washington Crawford-Erie Mercer County

Rural GOP edge held in Columbus Spartansburg votes

Rural areas near Corry favored Republicans about two to one. In Columbus and Spartansburg Democrats challenged GOP gains with notable margins. Colum bus results show several state assembly and senate races with Republican wins and mixed constitutional amendment votes. Spartansburg mirrored GOP strength with small Democratic showings and clear amendment choices. Wayne Township results list further GOP advantages over Shapp and Staisey.

Corry Dem Columbus Spartansburg Shafer Baper Broderick Staisey Tabor Blatt Watkins Spaulding Johnson State Assembly Mitchell Frame State Senate Kunselman Fuellhart Donnelly Shapp Staney Weaver Vigorito Willard Walton Dwyer Grasso

Tourists Injured in Maui Bus Crash With Several Critical

A tour bus carrying 39 U S mainland sightseers overturned on Maui near Kaonui Airport. Witnesses say the driver swerved to avoid a car. the bus tumbled twice and rested on its side in a ditch. Several Bloomsburg Pennsylvania residents Injured include Stanley Hammer and Dorothy Hammer.

Ka Inului The National Association of County Agents Honolulu

Democrats Hold Pennsylvania Delegation Despite One GOP Swing

In Philadelphia reports, Democrats kept a 14 13 edge in the Pennsylvania congressional delegation after Republicans won the 19th district with George Goodling reclaiming a seat. Joseph P. Vigorito held his Erie district seat by about 15 700 votes as James Weaver lost to him two years ago. Hilberg defeated Cohen by 4 200 in Philadelphia’s 40th district to succeed Herman Toll.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania George Goodling N. Neiman Craley Johnson Goodling Fukle Goldwater Joseph P. Vigorito James D. Weaver Vigorito Erie Northampton Monroe Lehigh Joshua Hilberg State House of Representatives Robert B. Cohen Hilberg Herman Toll Fred B. Roa

Michigan Voters Favor Troop Retention in Viet Nam

Dearborn residents voted 20 667 to 14 124 in the nations first ballot on the war. They approved keeping U S troops in Viet Nam arguing ceasefire and withdrawal would hinder Vietnamese self determination.

Michigan Viet Nam Dearborn Mich U.S Detroit

Corry Voters Split Tickets Amid Strong GOP Showing

Sixty nine percent turnout in Corry favored Republicans with two exceptions in Congress and internal affairs. Vigorito beat Weaver in Congress 1,123 to 1,248 in Corry while statewide Shafer led Shapp for governor, with Corry favoring Shafer 1,395 to 974 and Brodverick 1,358 to 99 for lieutenant governor.

Corry Congress Secretary of Internal Affairs James Weaver Rep Joseph Vigorito Vigorito Doctor Weaver

Scranton Hails GOP Wins and Teamwork in Pennsylvania

Gov. Scranton praised statewide Republican victories as teamwork that built on four years of progress in Pennsylvania. He noted he cannot seek re election and that Lt. Gov. Ray Shafer was elected governor. Scranton congratulated Shafer and running mates as part of a united ticket. In New Jersey, Henry Krajewski, 54, founder of the Poor Man's party, died of a heart attack at Seacaucus tavern.

Harrisburg Scranton Raymond P. Shafer Pennsylvania Tom Ray Shafer Secaucus Henry Krajewski Poor Man’s Party

Shafer elected Pennsylvania governor in GOP victory

Raymond P Shafer won Pennsylvania’s 104th governorship as Republicans gained control of the legislature. The GOP swept statewide offices and retained the Senate while narrowing the House margin. Shafer led Milton Shapp by about 202,862 votes with 9,077 of 9,424 precincts reported.

Philadelphia Raymond P. Shafer Pennsylvania Washington Senate House Shafer Milton J. Shapp GOP York County George Leader Luzerne County Shapp John Tabor Genevieve Blatt Superior Court Harold Watkins Theodore Spaulding Clinton Budd Palmer Juanita Kidd Stout

Open House Attends 844 At Corry Elementary Schools

Corry school system marked National Education Week with 844 parents visiting five elementary schools. Attendance: Concord 228 Wright 251 Conelway 120 Spring Creek 51 Columbus 194. High school open house invitation extended to parents of secondary students.

Corry Ann Baressi Concord Wright Conelway Spring Creek Columbus A. E. Elsen

Female Sharpies Clean Room At Motel Here

Two women checked into the Corry Motor Lodge on East Columbus Avenue and departed leaving furnishings worth 114.42 dollars missing. Owner Albert DiNatale reported the loss and police are investigating. The incident followed a local election day note about a voter ballot incentive at a theater on Main Street.

Corry Motor Lodge Albert DiNatale East Columbus Avenue DiNatale Rita Evelene Carvaill Gray Gary Cleveland

Methodists Vote On Race Issue In General Conference

Delegates at the general conference of the Methodist Church planned to vote on recommendations to end racial segregation within church structures by 1968 and to desegregate regional conferences by 1972. Merger talks with the Evangelical United Brethren Church run alongside with union plans under consideration.

Chicago General Conference of the Methodist Church Conrad Hilton Evangelical United Brethren Church Commission On United Methodist Church

Body of 10 year old girl found in Mass gravel pit

The body of Anna Marie Townsend, 10, of Shelburne Falls was found in a gravel pit two miles from her home. Medical examiner John Olson says she was murdered after being sexually assaulted and severely beaten. She had been missing since Monday night.

Charlemont Mass Anna Marie Townsend Shelburne Falls John Olson

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