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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
4
Seoul, South Korea. The nation's naval chief issued orders for enhanced protection of fishing fleets after the seizure of a vessel. Details on the incident remain limited, with authorities focusing on security and response measures. The event underscores growing maritime tensions in regional waters.
At 7 A.M today Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Ralph Harrison of Conerville and several named individuals from Akron Findley Lake Sugar Grove Kingsville and Bear Lake. Discharges include Mrs Ronald Jukes Miss Tina Smith and E Marion Wickwire among others.
Charles Roeschen, 26, recaptured near his Bucks County home after escaping Norristown State Hospital. He terrorized Trevose last August by firing arrows at police, setting his house ablaze, and threatening to kill his infant son while working in a hospital kitchen. Police said he fled through an open door as garbage was taken out.
The Nordmeer, carrying coiled steel, ran aground 11 days ago and began breaking up after sustaining a long gash in her bow. The Mackinaw ferried four seamen to Alpena as a Coast Guard plan confirmed the ship was taking water in all hatches. Most of the crew were flown home to Hamburg. Captain Steinbeck and seven crewmen stayed aboard to deter salvage claims.
Federal grants totaling 320424 have been awarded to Pennsylvania to train 106 people under the Manpower Development and Training Act. The State Bureau of Employment Security will administer courses at local offices, including 60598 for 16 sewing machine repair trainees in Altoona and 39615 for 15 baker trainees in Charleroi.
Harrisburg AF Architects will study a proposed nine story extension to the main Capitol to reduce costs now running up to five million dollars over original estimates. The plan, agreed by a bipartisan committee and Gov. Scranton, may include redesigns to trim price. Original cost range was 17 to 21 million. delay followed by rising expenses. next General State Authority meeting January 24 to review new plans.
The Requiem Mass for John A. Jackson was said at St. Thomas Church at 9:30 this morning with Rev. Leon Doseki as celebrant. Bearers included Kenneth Harned Michael Jackson Albert Lilley Tim McMichael James McQuiston and William Miller. Temporary interment was made in Pine Grove mausoleum with later burial planned in the St. Thomas Cemetery family lot. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs Steve Pragner North Braddock Mr and Mrs Joseph Langi and Mr and Mrs Louis Bouma Verona.
Deer season reports show mixed results as several hunters were found after being reported lost in Venango and Warren counties. In Venango a 1-year-old Polk boy was found in Mineral Township sleeping in snow and released from Franklin Hospital. Three other hunters in Forest County were located in good condition. In Warren and Warren County, multiple missing hunters were found after late searches. one 18-year-old from Chester Lake walked to a home for shelter, while others returned to camps. Local police and fire departments coordinated searches amid continuing heavy snowfall.
Arthur Garmatti of Erie was found after going missing in the Smith Hill Area between Pittsfield and Youngsville. A fourth hunter missing at Cabin-in-the-Pines on Route 6 near Sheffield was located. A shattered telephone cable near Sheffield disrupted 13 lines, 100 to 200 toll circuits, causing an 80 minute Kane Ambulance Service emergency hookup and a mystery call ending with a woman's voice saying emergency. Bel Telephone Co quickly rerouted calls and repair crews worked through Sunday night to restore service.
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP Deputies investigated the fatal shooting of a Mahoning County woman in Trumbull County Monday night. The husband, Dean Mick 32, is held after telling investigators he shot his wife Patricia 29 following a drive to a secluded spot.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania unveils the winter fishing season opening December 1 1966 at 5 am EST. About 48700 trout are stocked in 32 water areas totaling 3148 acres across 29 counties. Ice and open water fishing legal on lakes over 10 acres. streams closed until April 15 1967. Warm water species may be fished through March 14 1967. Free fishing instruction at schools and clinics will be offered statewide with dates announced to news media.
A man named Mick from Milton Township Mahoning County was found wounded in the chest and reported in fair condition at South Side Hospital after a shooting north of Youngstown in Trumbull County. He reportedly went to a barber before seeking help on Tuesday.
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