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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage references a wife making claims about a son and a divorce or diet related dispute. It mentions weeks past, an application, and a person named Sue seeking information. The text is unreadable in places, with broken names and phrases about a clan and pinion.
Brookville resident Smith, an employee of Tionesta Sand & Gravel Co, narrowly escaped drowning when his tug tipped by a barge in the Allegheny River. He surfaced after being thrown overboard as 130 tons of gravel dumped into 15 to 20 foot deep water. He sustained body and leg bruises but recovered.
Two youths from Jamestown, Miguel Donato and Dennis Ora, were held for grand jury action on third degree burglary after appearing in city court. They are accused of stealing a safe from C. C. Ring School on Buffalo Street, which was later found abandoned in a 100 acre lot and a police search led to their arrests.
Former governor David L. Lawrence remained unconscious with massive brain damage after a heart seizure at a Democratic rally on November 4. Doctors cited his amazing vitality as keeping him alive, with his physician Dr. Campbell Moses reporting he could continue in the state.
In the 10 big states that anchored Democratic victories since the Kennedy era, the party shows split leadership and weakened organization. An Associated Press survey finds Democrats must overhaul decaying state machines by 1968, with nationwide implications for the Democratic National Committee and cities facing GOP gains. The piece notes centralized leadership in the White House and challenges in major cities, as well as shifts in governorships and senate seats across the ten states California through Texas with 252 electoral votes.
The Corry Evening Journal publishes local news with Associated Press dispatches. Advertising rates and mail subscriptions are listed, including yearly and per-copy options, with deadlines for display ads referenced to the previous publication date.
A circuit court jury ordered Chrysler Motor Corp. to pay Jack Pryor of Alexandria Virginia for a leaking 1965 Chrysler Imperial. Pryor testified the car leaked under the dashboard and around the windows during rain and could not be used in rain. Chrysler argued repairs under warranty satisfied obligations and Pryor exaggerated damages.
A reflective opinion piece contrasts the ephemeral nature of speech with the lasting record of printed text. The author argues written records preserve history, ideas, and culture beyond oral memory, urging readers to value libraries, archives, and careful documentation.
Jamestown Mayor Frederick H Dunn unveiled a record 9 294 251 budget for next year as council opened season to curb spending and avoid tax hikes Missing from the plan was about 75 000 for curb and gutter work and no funds for city wide property reassessment If kept as proposed taxpayers face a 2 91 higher tax per 1000 and the rate would rise from 46 76 to 49 68 Also no line item for reassessment remains MILK HEARINGS SET Harrisburg State Milk Control Commission schedules Pittsburgh Milk Marketing Area hearing for December 1 at 10 am in City-County Building. hearing recessed August 22
A New Kensington man, Orlando Marini, was badly burned when an oil tank exploded on the Miller farm about four miles south of Titusville while he checked the tank. He received second and third degree burns to his legs and was treated at Titusville Hospital before transfer to Citizens General Hospital in New Kensington. The blaze was extinguished after about an hour with no other damage. Cause of the blast was undetermined.
The state public utilities commission presses its case against two dairy firms, detailing investigations begun before the November election. J Linn Huber defends timing while the commission argues consumer harm justifies action. Judge Lipsitt limits testimony on interstate prices and consumer complaints.
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