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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes a blaze affecting a family ranch area garage and beds. Authorities reference contact numbers 8094 63-2832 and 5-6231 with mentions of alarms and a furnace. Further readable details are limited in the damaged text.
The readable fragments mention a weekly contact schedule and a nurse’s floor, with unclear names and locations. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an advertisement related to ice but lacks readable details. The readable portion mentions an ad placement and an unclear reference to ice themed content. Further context is needed to identify the exact event or entity involved.
A Corry man, John Bulard, 23, is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a rain slick crash on South Center street. His car leaped a curb, damaged a porch and sign, with house repairs costing hundreds. Other weekend crashes included a 6 p.m. Saturday collision at East Main Felger’s Market lot and a late Saturday sideswipe involving a stolen vehicle on West Washington street.
City Council meets tonight with a full agenda covering the Housing Authority landfill Combined Earned Income Tax Committee and airport. City engineer to report on city construction and a resolution to set aside funds for the Housing Authority. Landfill discussion centers on Wayne Township hauler seeking use of West Washington street landfill. Finance director to report on tax committee’s move to end Fuller Business Service contract. Mayor to discuss Housing Authority status and appointments plus airport turnaround plans. Santa segment notes Los Angeles to Japan gift of reindeer to Nagoya children by Fritz Burns.
More than 100 firemen from Union City and nearby townships battled an eight hour barn blaze at the Gordon Ward farm on Townline Road Union City. The 50 by 100 foot structure stored cattle and hay with 50 head of cattle saved and milked at Shreve's Dairy two miles away. No one was home when the fire started near the top of the barn, probable cause listed as combustion. Firemen tested a high pressure fog truck after midnight and left the scene.
Harlingen Texas residents begin muddy cleanup as floodwaters from Hurricane Beulah recede toward the Gulf of Mexico. Shovels and hoses clear silt, insurers visit homes, and federal state agencies mobilize. Flood risk along the Brownsville area eases after readings near 18 feet.
A school bus and a freight train collided west of Waterloo Nebraska this morning, killing four children and injuring nine others. The bus driver was uninjured but in shock. The crash tore off the bus rear and ripped several rows of seats. Douglas County Hospital confirmed the deaths. Injured children were taken to Children’s Memorial Hospital where seven of the nine were frightened but not seriously hurt, two held for observation.
Belmont Massachusetts Mr and Mrs Alexander Pratt found their home burglarized after two trips. They moved valuables totaling 8000 dollars into a suitcase and left. A Wakefield man later found the suitcase on Route 128 and turned it in to police. In Germany two gliders collided killing both pilots and a 28 year old girl passenger. One other passenger critically injured.
U S Command said 1 B52 raid damaged ammo stores in the DMZ as Con Thien came under lighter shelling. Seven B52 raids last week produced 110 secondary explosions and nine fires, while leaflets dropped on Con Thien urged defectors and condemnation of bombing. Casualties included 1 Marine killed and 2 wounded as actions centered around Pleiku and Quang Ngai areas amid broader North Vietnamese attacks and allied reactions.
School Superintendent Ray Elsen announced new evening adult education courses at the high school in Room 55 at 7 PM. The addition includes art, pottery, ceramics alongside algebra, blueprint reading, drafting, English and typing with multiple sessions announced through the week. Also noted, Thailand's foreign minister Thant Khoman arrived in New York for a 10 day US visit meeting President Johnson and Secretary Rusk.
Two men with prior records, Sam Brown and Charles Aul, are jailed in Crawford County on 5,000 bond each after being linked to 17 burglaries across Titusville Corry North East during July and August. They reportedly stole 1,088 dollars in cash and merchandise and caused over 1,000 dollars in damage. Police say investigation continues to connect them to additional break-ins.
STATE COLLEGE Pa AP two men charged with the September 23 murder of Penn State student Charles F Miller 20 of Falls Church Va face a hearing today in a Maryland court Robbins Jr of Adelphi Md and Alphonso Westinghouse Kyles a Washington DC area worker were arrested in Maryland Friday and held on 100000 bond Miller a mineral industries junior was shot three times and stabbed during a quarrel over a woman authorities said the slaying occurred at Miller’s off campus rooming house and involved a previously employed secretary wife of one suspect
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