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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
6
A 15 year old youth was arrested by Titusville police in a burglary at Jim's Tavern last Saturday. He admitted involvement and said six more youths were part of the break in. Money and liquor were taken and investigators continue probing the incident.
The Pennsylvania State Milk Control Commission lost a request for a temporary injunction against Louden Hill Farm Inc and Lily Penn Food Stores Inc for selling milk under minimum price. A permanent injunction hearing was set for next week.
A derailment on the New York Central line released vinyl chloride and acetate chloride as heat escalated. Fire crews from Cleveland responded as 25 cars derailed of 118 on a Chicago to New York freight, many carrying fruits and vegetables, with a nearby fertilizer plant being doused.
An advert notes a daily Journal edition in Chicago appealing to families with members away from home and suggests readers subscribe for regular updates. The message emphasizes timely delivery and ongoing readership.
In Phoenix a man drove his car into another while trying to avoid an 800 pound performing bear named Kelly directing traffic near a parking lot. No injuries were reported as the owner tours with the bear.
Ex Nazi past issue clouds Baden Wuerttemberg governor Kiesinger wins the CDU nomination on the third ballot with 187 votes as Schroeder trails with 81. Socialists weigh a constructive no confidence motion against Erhard, seeking Brandt as successor, needing 249 votes.
In Pittsburgh a federal judge ruled that a farmers group cannot picket retail grocers handling Otto Milk Co. products. Judge John L. Miller said last May and June picketing against Otto and the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by restraining interstate commerce and pressuring stores to drop Otto products.
California criminologist Paul Island Kirk testifies for the defense in Samuel H. Sheppard’s murder retrial, arguing blood evidence points to an left handed slayer and to someone other than Sheppard. Kirk describes scene work and blood analysis while prosecutors maintain the prior findings. A separate Ottawa note reports Lester B. Pearson’s Liberal government finding funds to cover overdue salaries and contractor payments after a parliamentary impasse.
Pendents camp of Vietnamese regional forces killed or wounded 46 South Vietnamese, mostly wives or children of militiamen in Chuong Thien. Premier Ky reports two more cabinet resignations, totaling four in weeks of dissension within the government. Bad weather curtails air war. 33 bombing missions focus on water traffic and storage. Skyraider downed, pilot rescued unharmed. U.S. losses reach 133 planes and 215 helicopters in South Viet Nam. Tay Ninh fighting expands with Ist Brigade joining front.
The U.S. 1st Infantry Division with about 15,000 men, plus the 196th Light Infantry Brigade and elements from the 25th and 178th units, engages in heavy fighting beginning November 3. More American troops are expected as commanders push the attack. Chemical experts study captured enemy gas grenades believed to be tear gas causing eye and nose irritation.
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