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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1967
Page
4
Store invites customers to register for a 16 pound turkey giveaway at Bachofner's Variety Store on November 18 at 9 p.m. The event encourages enter to win with registration at the shop.
Vatican doctors reported Pope Paul VI recovering from his November 4 prostate surgery has left his bed for several hours. They said his temperature remains normal and his general condition is good. Bulletins will be issued less frequently as his convalescence continues. Clinical blood tests showed normal results.
Funeral notices announce Requiem Mass for Joseph Smollek at St Teresa’s Church Union City Monday 10 am with burial in church cemetery. Friends may call at H L Musser Funeral Home Union City Saturday Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 pm Rosary at funeral home Sunday 6 pm. Minister Whitcomb Brougher Sr. dies at 97 in Portland historic church leader and past American Baptist Convention president.
An emergency contact line for Corry Memorial Hospital is provided with ambulance numbers, followed by a list of residents and addresses including Lawrence Ten Bucker Sherman, Freadmond White Corry, Alan Heberlein Corry, Mrs. Mark Harvey Corry, Mrs. Wesley Beckwith Union City, Mrs. Eugene Garfield Clymer, Sherry Perrin Youngsville, Tina Batey Corry, Harold Nelson Clymer, Dennis Halfast Centerville, and Mrs. Walter Miller 803 Grand.
Corry faces a political shift as Brant completes an unexpired term and Wayne Township relocation follows. The January naming of a fifth council member should ease the long running council mayor flux, returning the city to a Republican majority after two years of Democratic win.
Discharged individuals listed with last names Ayers Graham Jaquith Gonant Green Falcone and Burt Graham. Notations show addresses on Liberty Clinton Street Main Street and R D routes in Corry Clymer Garland. Some transfers noted to Hamot Hospital in Erie.
Washington AP reports airlines seek policy on footwear for boarding. Public Health Service backs shoes while FAA cites jurisdiction limits. Industry voices wide ranging on cleanliness and rights amid jokes about hippies and guitar travel. ACLU counters authority limits. Flight rules also restrict hand luggage to under seat. Local livestock sale note follows.
Associated Press reporter Peter Arnett notes November is historically the war’s bloodiest month. Fighting this fall dry season is broader than in previous years as Viet Cong seek initiative. In Dak To a gunship was drawn into range and shot down by hidden gunners injuring three U S crewmen. Intelligence says two or more NVA regiments are around Dak To. South Vietnamese paratroops say they killed 17 Communist troops near Gio Linh. Casualties light overall.
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