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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
6
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church will hold a 7 p.m. Sunday Thanksgiving program with a food collection for the Corry Citadel of the Salvation Army. Capt Thomas Pugh will give meditations as instrumental and vocal music is provided. The event supports the local Salvation Army effort.
A head on collision on Bull Creek Road in Fawn Township, near Pittsburgh, killed two 17 year old Natrona boys Gregory Guida and William Beck and injured four others. Police reported drivers included John Wygonick 21 and Richard Rhine 27, both hospitalized in critical condition. Rhine later released.
Investigation details show confusion over the suspect identified as Mueller from a Panama diary and 1945 Berlin bunker claims. A Munich ex-wife and a Panama photo identity conflict, plus missing fingerprints and 1906 records, cloud the case as authorities seek verifiable links to the man known as Mueller.
The Rev Lyan G Hunsberger will lead Corry E A B Church service on Sunday at 11:00 AM with the sermon titled When Jesus Gove Thanks. The program highlights worship, scripture reading, and fellowship.
Westmoreland told the House Armed Services Committee that progress could allow a phaseout of U.S. troops within two years if gains continue. He emphasized the need to expand the South Vietnamese combat role as a condition. Senate actions supported UN peace measures and greater Congress oversight, while Japan's prime minister floated mediation in Vietnam.
Ivy League presidents oppose Hershey plan to strip deferments for students who disrupt military recruiting. Justice Fortas questions the proposal and says Hershey acts largely alone. Cornell President Perkins argues against campus action undermining university self rule. Brown President Heffner vows to urge the measure’s rejection. Hobart College dean calls for Hershey’s removal in a letter to Johnson.
Washington reports reveal Hershey criticized for inability to grasp today’s youth. A letter to draft appeals agents shows orders to report violators and non registrants to local boards or the Justice Department. In Cincinnati, veteran radio announcer Paul Hodges, 67, died after a long illness. he worked for WCPO-TV and previously in radio.
Pittsburgh man Donal R. Johnson lost his bid to block a premium increase upheld by the Pennsylvania Superior Court. The court rejected his challenge to about a 20 percent rate rise enacted by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the National Automobile Underwriters Association effective October 1, 1965. Johnson, via attorney Edna O Spotts, pledged to take the case to state and federal supreme courts if needed.
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