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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1966
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads like a report on statewide training for a new art department. Mentions resistance and praise for science education and a wall project, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. Key specifics are missing, leaving a partial impression of an institutional initiative and its reception.
In Cleveland, Samuel H. Sheppard's murder retrial progresses swiftly as defense calls his son Samuel Chip Sheppard, who recalls little of the 1954 morning. The trial also hears testimony from Sheppard’s brothers Stephen and Richard and Dorothy Sheppard, wife of Richard, amid discussions of a key found in the kitchen and X-ray notes on a cervical fracture.
Washington reports that 26 nations drained U.S. gold in fiscal 1966 while owing money to the United States. France led the drain since 1962, buying gold monthly, though its reserves fell in October. Britain, Greece, Colombia and Morocco added to U.S. gold, while Canada, Switzerland and the Vatican sold gold. France's World War I debt remains large with no payments since 1932.
Gemini 12 astronauts Lovell and Aldrin handle frog eggs on a gravity experiment to learn how tadpoles orient in space. Eggs sourced from a leopard frog farm hatched in orbit may yield space born tadpoles for Ames Research Center study. NATO housing push to Belgium seeks 1,850 family units near Brussels for personnel moving to NATO HQ at Casteau with 200 available homes and 300 more under construction.
The document states that until Germany is reunified the U.S. drained $519.7 million in gold this fiscal year with $378.4 million in net sales to foreign countries. It notes government gold sales for domestic industrial and artistic use as well.
A busy round of visits and gatherings traces through French Creek and nearby towns. Numerous families including Nakoski, Pettengil, Shampoe, Evans, Nellis, Dona telli, Blake, Van Barden, Alcorn, Hulett, Aikens, Marsh, Gravink, Albright, Wright, Patchen, and others share meals, birthdays, and Sunday outings in Fredonia, North East, Harborcreek, Corry, Meadville, Grand Valley, and Findley Lake. A note records 263 of 400 French Creek voters casting ballots.
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