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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1966
Page
6
Crime report details a burglary at Cherry's Builders Supplies in Columbus with $155 stolen. Also notes Thanksgiving mail service changes and various local incidents including a fatal seizure, a speeding citation, real estate transfers, and community updates in Corry and nearby areas.
James H Meredith accuses Roy Wilkins of banning him from a Mississippi Day rally in Columbus Ohio he says Wilkins harassment tactic is used to silence him Meredith now attends Columbia Law School and notes Norvell the Mississippi assailant pleaded guilty to a five year sentence with three years suspended reflecting ongoing civil rights tensions
Industry members discussed a new proposal but two were absent. Present were Mayor William A. Peiffer, Gerald Staples, and Jack Downey who agreed to meet the absent members on November 30 to pass an ordinance finalizing their decision. The ordinance will define how the city pays the winning bidder after the new garbage contract is let.
Visitors from around the globe come to Arlington to honor President Kennedy. Mementos pile near the grave from babies’ shoes to military badges. Daily offerings are gathered and sent to the White House as a diverse tapestry of motives and memories unfolds.
The Supreme Court held that a bank that honored checks for a bankrupt depositor is not liable to the bankruptcy trustee if the bank had no prompt notice. Justice Douglas delivered the opinion with Justices Harlan and Fortas dissenting or separately noted. The case involved Bank of Marin and Marin Seafoods Inc in California, with Eureka Fisheries as beneficiary.
Visitors came to the grave seeking closure and grace as Kennedy is remembered. Many walked alone with thoughtful, sorrowful expressions and shed tears while recalling the man who died young. The scene carries a quiet, solemn mood despite the rain.
The Cortland council weighs aid for the Cor ry Ambulance Service after a past helper role in delinquent accounts. Dr. Tate’s appeal asks for facts on financial assistance before next meeting. In Cortland a parade honors Air Force Col Levi Chase, aged 49, who has flown over 500 combat missions across World War I Korea and Viet Nam and credits staying young to being scared to death weekly.
Warren Campus of Edinboro State College plans future expansion after next spring as enrollment growth makes the East Street center too small. Dr. Chester McNerney says no full degree program will be offered locally, with two-year studies possibly extended but a bachelor’s degree to be earned elsewhere.
Goldberg’s 20 minute address signals a policy shift toward a committee study to keep Nationalist China in the United Nations while possibly seating both Chinas in the long run. Britain France and the Soviet Union oppose the idea as do several African nations. Italy leads the proposal with growing backing from Belgium Bolivia Brazil Chile and Trinidad and Tobago as co sponsors.
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