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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
1
Ground combat surged on multiple fronts in South Vietnam as U S forces clashed with Viet Cong near the Cambodian border and Hanoi troops near the DMZ. U S planes bombed targets while a Marine helicopter was shot down with no casualties.
Sheriff sale proceedings begin against two West Main street buildings for a total of 5557 in county city and school taxes dating back to 1955. One property 4 West Main carries 3045 owed with breakdowns for city and school taxes 1904 1966 and 1957 1966. The other at 106 West Main owes 1696 in school taxes 1955 1966 and 815 in city taxes 1956 1966. County taxes on this parcel are current. Mortgage 834 and other judgments remain. tax bill must be settled first.
Mayville New York Westfield man Joseph T. Catania pleaded innocent in Chautauqua County court to a misdemeanor charge of exposing minors to harmful material related to a September 25 public showing of nudity in a movie. District Attorney Robert J. Sullivan noted it may be the first New York case under a new law. Judge Edwin G. O’Connor set release terms and Catania has until Friday to post cash or $1,000 bond.
Detroit AP report describes Tom Michaels 22, a spray painter, appealing Selective Service Board 303's 1A finding to avoid immediate service. His wife Mary 23 needs twice weekly artificial kidney treatment to survive after Sept. kidney failure. They face $10,000 yearly hospital costs. Michaels plans to buy a $6200 artificial kidney and train to operate it.
In Jamestown New York a 51 year old Lakewood resident Lisa La Grega died at WOA Hospital from injuries after a fall from a shopping cart in a Lakewood store. Coroner Hitchcock ruled accidental death noting Mrs La Grega was treated for shock. Her father Michael La Grega a Lakewood police officer died in a 1964 auto accident.
Two wholesale drug firms filed federal suits alleging a conspiracy among thirty two manufacturers and distributors to raise prices and curb competition. The plaintiffs seek 15 million dollars in treble damages under the Sherman Act, naming firms such as Chanel Pfizer Bristol-Myers Burroughs Wellcome and others across New York and nationwide.
City officials expect a possible formal decision on how to fund Corry’s garbage collection at the upcoming City Council meeting next Monday night. Mayor William Peiffer said no additional meetings are scheduled, despite industrial protests over a proposed two mill tax and plans to pay a new garbage collector through real estate tax revenue.
CAPE KENNEDY AP Gemini 12 astronauts Lovell and Aldrin fly to Cape Kennedy to review their record breaking mission that closed the Gemini program with a splashdown in the Atlantic. They will brief at Houston after several days of debriefings and end with a news conference.
Corry Area Joint School Committee discusses buying burglary insurance for 151 covering up to 250 while assessing Columbus Elementary theft losses of 113 not insured. Superintendent Elsen surveys schools for cash on hand and explores safes for daily deposits as a risk-reduction plan.
Corry Area High School does not budget tax dollars to support its football and other athletic teams. If the program ran at a deficit the jointure's general funds would cover the shortfall, a pattern common in high schools and colleges.
County officials project personal property tax in Corry will total about 440000 for the year. Through December about 438000 has been collected and final revenue should top that. The four mill tax applies to stocks bonds mortgages and other interest bearing paper except savings accounts. The city relies on football gate receipts with growing basketball wrestling and swimming crowds.
President Johnson has successful throat growth removal and hernia repair at the National Naval Medical Center Bethesda. Doctors report no cancer found and Johnson begins to recover, writing questions to his doctors as he wakes from anesthesia.
Postmaster McLaughlin announces airlifted first class mail and parcels up to five pounds to overseas military post offices. Second class publications will go by air from San Francisco to the armed forces in Viet Nam. Christmas parcels must be mailed by December 1 with airlift by December 10. Also Rev John D Verdery of Wooster School becomes president of the National Association of Episcopal Schools.
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