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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1966

Page

7

McNamara faces key decision on pilot training boosts

Washington AP report says Secretary McNamara weighs Army Navy and Air Force requests for large increases in pilot training next year. Army seeks 400 pilots per month by June 1968, Navy 218 monthly, Air Force adds bases. Decision looming as Viet Nam air needs strain supply.

Washington Defense Roberts McNamara Army Navy Air Force Defense Department Pentagon Viet Nam

Elected Two Years Too Late

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the 1962 election of Albert Nagle, a Democrat, as state senator for Schuylkill and Carbon counties, but he lost the seat on Nov. 8 to Republican Frederick H. Hobbs. Nagle had earlier been declared winner over Paul Wagner amid a dispute over absentee ballots, leaving Schuylkill County without representation for two years. The reapportioned 29th district had moved Lebanon and Schuylkill counties.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Supreme Court Albert Nagle Nagle Frederick H. Hobbs Pottsville Schuylkill Carbon Senate Paul Wagner

Losses High In Aid Goods Lost Strayed Or Stolen

AID observers detail rampant losses and graft in Vietnam aid programs, with rice and cement vanishing en route and bribes and under the table fees inflating prices from docks to villages. Despite corruption, officials cite tangible gains like schools, wells, roads, and resettlement efforts improving daily life across several provinces.

Hon Quan South Vietnam Chuck Glazer Los Angeles United States Glazer Joe Gulvas Boulder Colo Agency For International Development Cortway Viet Nam U.S Washington Vinh Binh Bac Liew Mekong River Delta Kontum Province Vung Tau Phong Dinh AID

Signing Now Part Of Police Job

PITTSBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Police Department orders officers to sign cards verifying suspects have been advised of their constitutional rights. David W. Craig director of public safety said officers must read suspects a rights to counsel before questioning and indicate responses then sign the cards. The card will join the case file.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Police Department David W. Craig Director of Public Safety Craig

Mead Park Playground Draws 70000 Visitors

Mead Park saw heavy use over the past year with more than 70 000 people enjoying picnics ice skating Little League baseball and other activities. The Mead Park Association held its annual meeting at which a 14220 budget was approved up from 13910. Directors were reelected and new officers named with members attending including Auer Edinger Nichols Rossbacher Young Reed Sears Merker Sweet Wells Brant and Sarnicki among others.

Mead Park Mead Park Association Board of Directors David Nichols Presid Walter Auer Harry Blount Norman Edinger Richard Rossbacher Albert Young Joseph Sarnicki Charles Hiles Estella Wells Roy Reed Auer Edinger Nichols Young Reed Louise Sears Hazel Merker Walter Sweet

Fire Damages Hotel At Jamestown

Jamestown reports extensive upper floor damage to the Lawrence Hotel after a night fire. All Jamestown firefighting equipment responded and gained control shortly after arrival. Fire officials say the blaze burned for a while before notice. no occupants were present and damage total is Undetermined.

Jamestown Lawrence Hotel

Smor gasboard dinner noted by Hi- Neighbor Club

Nine members of the Hi- Neighbor Club enjoyed a smor gasboard dinner at the Hotel Jamestown on Thursday. Officers will be elected in January and Mrs Dale Eaton will serve as secretary until then. The report also lists various social visits and family events across Jamestown and surrounding towns, including dinners, hospital stays, and home remodels.

Hi- Neighbor Club Jamestown Dale Eaton May Sweet Florida Dave Motherwell Amos van Barten Richard Curtiss Sherman Joseph Nakoski New Paltz N.Y Theodore Nakoski Kingston Carl A. Marsh Florence Lindendoll Clymer Lee Hopkins North East Pearl Bemis Merton Bemis Susan Brian Jennifer Bemis Kelly Willey Ronald Willey James Ca Bayle David Bayle Scott Sibley Wright Salvatore Ella Helen Wright James Carpenter Townville George Gravis Wesleyville Alice Camp Pittsfield Charles Camp Myron Wallace Arthur Wallace Little Hope Dunkirk Myra Cherry Charles McCann Brandon Talmadge Ohio Bill Craday Walter DeShazer Leo McCray Marion Way House Thiem McCray Kathryn Perry Harborcreek Pearl ‘Bemis

Indict Area Woman On Burglary Count

Frewsburg area woman June Ann Haluska, 23, is named in a secret Chautauqua County Grand Jury indictment and arrested on a bench warrant after a September 9 break-in at Samuel Derby Post 556 Frewsburg American Legion. Her husband Charles Haluska, 28, is held to await extradition to Bradford Pa to face burglary and larceny charges.

Mayville Frewsburg Chautauqua County Grand June Ann Haluska A. D Samuel Derby Frewsburg American Legion Charles E. Haluska Bradford

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