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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1966
Page
4
Spot Spot Line O Ads lists Corry Baking Co with onion and Parker house rolls and a 1966 Ford Fairlane GT. The ad promotes leisure slippers, nightgowns, robes and gift shop items with varying prices. Contact phone 665-6283 and address 1117 Meg eteterteterooetee.
Funeral service for Mrs. Ina May Say was held at St George Funeral Home on Saturday at 2 p m with Leroy Fish of the First Christian Science Church of Erie officiating. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Bearers were Lyle Chase Ray Cathers Clifford Holcomb and William Chapman. Out of town mourners included Mrs Mary Jane Wingate of El Paso Texas Mrs Iva Sweigert of Akron Ohio Mr and Mrs Robert Sittnger and Leroy Fish of Erie plus many Corry area friends.
Hutson announced a full day of price reductions with more cutbacks to follow. Promotions stop, a strict check cashing policy starts, carryout service ends, and hours will be shortened. King Soopers and Safeway urge an immediate federal probe into rising food costs. Red Owl President James A Watson comments.
At The Hospital Report lists admissions to Corry Memorial Hospital and discharges including Mrs. Harry Pike, Mrs. Willie Titch, Mrs. Willis Brown, Clarence H. Smith, and others from Corry Spartansburg Union City Clymer Wattsburg and Ashville. A quote notes prices are already low and executives will not visit Denver or travel from Minneapolis.
The United Nations considered action after 19 young American Zionists entered the Syrian mission in New York for a vigil. The incident spurred African-Asian delegates to urge a relocation of the UN and prompted increased police protection for Syrian Ambassador George Tomeh. Secretary-General U Thant planned to discuss the protest with Ambassador Arthur Goldberg and stress safety for UN representatives.
The General Assembly debated relocating UN headquarters to Europe and heard a Saudi delegate propose Switzerland as a preferred site. Botswana and Lesotho were recommended for U.N. membership, bringing the total to 121 nations.
The agreement covers 80,000 IUE represented GE workers in 160 plants, with 22,000 contract terms and approval by 10 unions coordinating with TUB. Wages rise from 2.84 to 3.12 dollars per hour over three years, plus fringe benefits totaling 15 cents per hour.
Washington AP report notes Congress rushes major spending bills toward adjournment by Saturday. Bills cover four to five billion dollars across education, poverty combat, public works, health, and urban renewal. Final action hinges on Senate approval and conference adjustments before elections.
A band of 350 Spanish Americans claims 500000 acres of federal land in northern New Mexico and camps in the Carson National Forest near Abiquiu. Alliance leader Reies Lopez Tijerina says the United States has refused to recognize their ownership since 1848. Don Seaman of the forest service says they are visitors to the public land.
Navy reserve exercise caused Coast Guard patrol boats to respond after residents along Lake Michigan reported distress flares from USS Portage. Coast Guard said authorities were not informed the flares were part of training, prompting a cross-service response.
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