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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
6
A 17 year old Kane girl Jenni Null senior at Kane High School disappeared after boarding a Littleton West Virginia bus Sunday en route home following a Thanksgiving visit. She was due in Kane Monday afternoon after a six hour layover in Pittsburgh.
The quintuplet infant Roni Sue Aranson survived with a respirator in an incubator as doctors noted she now receives diluted evaporated milk instead of glucose and water. Her four sisters Amy Beth Susan Kimberly Ann Marei Jill died within 56 hours of birth from respiratory ailments. Father Michael Aranson, 22, returned to law classes at Duquesne University after the birth, as his wife recuperated in hospital. Doctors warned that a transfusion would exchange 8 percent of Roni Sue's blood with fresh whole blood, and jaundice risks were explained.
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson will seek compulsory UN sanctions if Ian Smith does not settle the Rhodesian rebellion by Christmas. British sources anticipate a Security Council move including an oil embargo confined to Mozambique and bans on Rhodesian tobacco sugar chrome asbestos and pig iron plus sale of heavy machinery.
Postmaster R C McLaughlin warns only 18 mailing days remain before Christmas as postal officials anticipate more than eight billion pieces of mail. He urges early mailing, use of Zip Codes, clear addressing, and proper packaging with return addresses to ensure delivery.
Funeral services for Peter A. Geertson were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Lewis Hewitt officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Harold Culver Vernon Culver Ronald Culver Albert Wawrejko and Donald Geertson senior and junior. Attendees from away included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geertson senior and junior Linda Geertson Union City Mrs. George Mason Cheektowaga N Y Mrs. Dale Richardson and Mrs. Carl Mason Buffalo and Jarry Geertson North East.
Roland Putnam of Spartansburg reported a seven point 160 pound deer at 7:45 yesterday in Sparta Township. Jerry Cobb of Mead Avenue listed an eight point 150 pound deer at Spring Creek yesterday. John Kornikoski of Wayne Street took a six point 126 pound deer near Lottsville at 3:30 p.m. Monday. M William Shrout of West Church Street, a city policeman, reported a six point 125 pound buck at 9:15 a.m. today near Cobbs Corners.
The President announced a brief Saturday trip across the Mexican border to join President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz for an inspection of the Amistad Dam construction site on the Rio Grande. The $70 million dam is the second major storage project under the 1944 water treaty in the Del Rio, Texas area.
East of Dien Bien Phu an antiaircraft radar site west of Hanoi and six antiaircraft positions near Vinh were knocked out. Seven cargo barges damaged near Thanh Hoa. An American observation plane was downed near Saigon, two servicemen killed. Ky government specifies three truce periods totaling two days at Christmas and New Year plus four days for the lunar New Year, including a halt to U S air strikes and offshore naval bombardment. The Viet Cong pledged 48 hour cease fires during Christmas and New Year, with hopes to join the lunar New Year truce. The Ky plan covers all anti Communist allied forces in Viet Nam. Presidential assistant George Christian confirmed the plan.
Hollywood officials approved a 90000 dollar tree planting program for a new Christmas tree lane. The 225 trees will be Flora Fiscus Nitmoda, not firs, and will include supporting pipes for stringing colored lights during the season.
Johnson participated in the decision and was notified in advance of the announcement. During short Christmas and New Year cease-fires last year both sides accused the other of violations. The 1965 Christmas truce produced a 37 day pause in bombing. Pentagon chiefs oppose lengthy raids cessation without North Viet Nam de escalatory move. Hanoi offered no such sign. Saigon announced truce periods from Dec 24 7 am to Dec 26 7 am, Dec 31 to Jan 2, and Feb 8 to Feb 12.
Jamestown council delayed action on bids for a $2.5 million science engineering and arts center at Jamestown Community College. Officials reported a $1.1 million federal contribution but balked at relying on Washington as ultimate funding, voting to table approval to avoid liability if funds fall through.
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