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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1966
Page
1
New York City and surrounding areas faced heavy pollution as a mid Atlantic temperature inversion trapped emissions. Air readings rose to multiple times normal levels with forecasts of wind and rain so officials urged residents with heart or respiratory issues to stay indoors.
Jamestown police investigate the injury of Robin Aucoin a 19 year old resident of Jamestown found near Erie Lackawanna railroad tracks. He remained listed in critical condition with a fractured skull head laceration and minor bruises after being discovered by a train crew shortly after 7 30 a m. Aucoin’s family lives in Randolph North Carolina and he works at Hope's Windows Inc in Jamestown.
Granville Ohio driver James Martin 32 recalls aiding four crash victims moments before a freight train struck near Plymouth Indiana on Thanksgiving Day. He says the act was his fair share and credits helping others rather than passing buck.
A 17 year old boy in Moifflinburg, Pennsylvania, was strangled yesterday when drawstrings on his hooded jacket became entangled in a tractor’s power train, according to police.
State police report a car traveling at high speed swerved and collided with an oncoming auto along Route 255 near St. Marys Elk County. Two people died Mrs. John Wolf and son James 17 Emporium Cameron County. Injured were Paul Getz and David Murray both of St. Marys admitted to Kaul Memorial Hospital.
Deer moved across routes near Corry during the Thanksgiving holiday causing two collisions. Kenneth Fisk of Union City and Lewis Higby of Spartansburg were involved in the first crash with $850 damage, and John Innocenzi of Eric reported $250 damage in a second deer strike on Route 6.
The Associated Press reports rising resistance in China amid the cultural revolution. A Red Guard sabotage attempt on a railroad train is thwarted by a soldier who dies heroically, illustrating youth driven turmoil and power struggles within the Peking Politburo.
Refugee compound 20 miles north of Qui Nien is described as a staging area with Vietnamese and Green Beret forces. Last month Korean troops cleared villagers from the area ahead of Viet Cong search operations.
In War Zone C near Tay Ninh and along the central coast U S Army units with Vietnamese irregulars and Green Beret advisers pushed Viet Cong forces back in jungle fighting. Casualties were not yet final with allied losses reported as light and air power supporting ground operations.
City police engage in four investigations after three overnight break ins at Tri State Hardwoods Agway and Corry Foam Prod a missing 16 year old girl Joe Dean Roberts report. intrusions included a pried office door at the hardwood firm a ransacked Agway and a opened pop machine at Corry Foam with unspecified cash missing.
Venezuelan police probe an insecticide poisoning scare that hit a fashionable Caracas residential area housing many diplomats and wealthy residents. No casualties were reported as residents detected a strong odor and relied on boiled or bottled water. the local supply is independent of city mains.
Police logged a bizarre incident after a Findley Lake man spotted a deer at the G C Murphy Co storefront. The carcass, later moved by a game warden, was found dead in the North Center and Washington streets intersection.
Francis G. Boggs 57 of Falmouth died Wednesday. He was vice president treasurer and columnist for the McNaught Syndicate and held senior editorial posts. He contributed widely to newspapers and served in leadership roles within the syndicate.
A large black leather purse belonging to 19 year old Eileen Marie Alex, whose body was found in a wooded area south of South Bend after she disappeared November 15, was located near Rochester. The bag contained her driver’s license and a photo of her graduation certificate dated June 9, 1964. Police have no suspect.
The nation’s road death toll edged toward 200 in the extended Thanksgiving weekend, close to the nonholiday weekend figure. By mid Sunday the count stood at 194 fatalities, including 34 youths under 18, with 107 hours of tallying since Wednesday.
Local tavern operators anticipate higher beer prices as Erie Brewing Company Koehler beer raises by several cents per case with a December implementation. Iron City Pittsburgh has a similar jump, signaling wider industry shifts. A separate fatal car crash near Slippery Rock Township killed 24 year old Lee Heatelt of New Castle when his vehicle left Route 65 and hit a utility pole.
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