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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes assaults and a trial in a wartime context with references to U S soldiers captors and a communist element. The legible bits imply a courtroom or war crime focus but lack clear names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary notes describe medical terms including ligaments bladder urine clotting and related concepts. No coherent event or person is identifiable. content reads as garbled notes rather than a complete report.
A fragment from a personal letter hints at a shared life path and evolving relationships. The writer contemplates individual journeys, suggesting two possible directions and the bittersweet tone of memory.
Twin girls joined from chest to groin were born to Princeton couple Dr James Cantrell and wife. Doctors at St Christopher’s Hospital for Children specializing in pediatrics and radiology plan no immediate surgery though liver shared. Cantrell, a Princeton Institute of Advanced Study mathematician, and family face an uncertain outcome as physicians decide on future steps.
President proposes cuts aimed at easing inflationary pressure, noting defense and uncontrollable costs like interest on the national debt veterans' aid and farm supports. He expects to decide on a potential tax increase after reviewing figures. Treasury official Barr says a $3 billion cut is already in the tax plan groundwork, with Viet Nam war costs and a business spending survey pending.
Sealtest records wholesale and retail milk prices in Pennsylvania and nearby states. Lily Penn, parent Cumberland Farms, runs five Philadelphia stores and processes in Riverton New Jersey. Louden Hill Farms operates 17 Scranton Wilkes-Barre outlets with a New Jersey plant as Garden State Dairy. Both cut prices to trigger a legal showdown over the Milk Control Law. Police report 80 major crimes in Philadelphia weekend, including three murders and four rapes.
The National Catholic Reporter calls the National Conference of Catholic Bishops birth control statement a disaster. It criticizes the procedure and content, noting a rushed vote and lack of evidence for claims that welfare recipients are coerced. The editorial argues government aid should inform and assist poor families seeking birth control.
Nigeria’s Adebo and Guinea’s Achkat praised new governments in Africa and the impact of economic pressure, while several nations abstained or opposed Peking due to US influence. Uncertainty over internal Chinese purges and Sino Soviet tensions also shaped reactions. Opponents argued the Albanian resolution’s push to expel the Nationalists aided its defeat.
FBI agents arrested two men Leonard Olczak 33 of Argo Illinois and Eugene Hulme 32 of Chicago in connection with a hijacking of a steel load stolen at an Irwin Pennsylvania truck stop during interstate transport. The steel worth 6588 dollars belonged to Union Drawn Steel Co Massillon Ohio. The theft occurred while delivery to multiple destinations in the East was underway.
Four company presidents James M Roche General Motors Arjay Miller Ford Lynn A Townsend Chrysler and Roy Abernethy American Motors praised Dr Haddon while noting the GSA list omitted items such as standard bumper height for all cars and safety features like roll bars for light trucks and Jeep type vehicles.
Harrisburg AP inspectors from the Department of Mines and Mineral Industries monitor 18 mine refuse and spoil banks statewide as possible hazards. A statewide survey, ordered after a Wales collapse, notes erosion and drainage clogging risks but officials deem hazard odds remote. Banks identified span Harmar in Allegheny to Schuylkill and Lackawanna counties, with names including Harmar Coal Co Natrona C V C Rossiter Revloc Bethlehem No 32 Lilly Archbald Pow derly and Jessup.
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