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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1966
Page
3
A garbled OCR note references tax offer rates cent to the general public and negotiability of bonds. It mentions pricing or bidding terms, with unclear figures and parties, suggesting a county finance item on debt issuance and interest economics.
The fragment hints at a 74 US rate decision and a large 100K sale tied to a Deen named figure. Details are unclear but suggest market or policy actions with minor names and figures.
The readable fragments show a garbled line about motors or devices and a partial phrase suggesting a missing connection or comparison between parts. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified from the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a self employment or job offer with a deadline around the first of a month. Details are unclear but imply motivation to gain access or approval and possibly a milestone date.
In Philadelphia Dist Atty Arlen Specter proposes dividing state mental defectives into two groups. Dangerous inmates convicted of serious crimes would face terms up to life, while non dangerous offenders receive normal sentences and must pass a psychiatric test before release. The plan aims to keep dangerous individuals off streets and release others after testing. Also noted is a Wichita incident where Guy Goodwin, assistant U.S. attorney, nominates a newsboy in a popularity contest by letter, but the boy misses deliveries after a few issues.
Officials warned tidal waves from the quake could reach the Pacific coast of California. Reports placed deaths across Lima Calao Hua cho Puente Piedra Zapallal and Cerro Gordo with numbers rising. epicenter was offshore Chancay and the tremor disrupted Lima during rush hour, rippling toward Ecuador and Chile.
The body of President John F Kennedy will be moved about 40 feet to a new grave site at Arlington National Cemetery within five weeks after darkness falls. The reburial will occur by November 22, not publicized in advance. Kennedy and his two children, Patrick and Baby Girl Kennedy, will rest in a permanent site aligned with the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument, adjacent to the current graves. A $2 million memorial with a circular 210 foot diameter walkway will replace the temporary grave. The flame at the site will be included in the permanent memorial.
Washington AP reports the IRS will allow taxpayers who suffered property damage from an unusual drought before Jan 1 1966 to claim casualty losses. The rule lets affected individuals deduct drought losses on their income tax, easing financial impact.
Mayor William A. Peiffer presses council as he questions members on preferred tax. Councilman Russell Brant hesitates before agreeing Rozelle will draft the ordinance, but notes this may not bind his final vote.
Rich ard C Nelson, a 31 year old father of two from Brentwood, Pittsburgh area, filed to become Roberta after undergoing hormonal and surgical sex reassignment. His attorney said Nelson now lives and presents as a woman, and a hearing is set for Nov 17.
On the Avenue notes readers can find their name in ads to receive a free ticket. The promotion runs Friday October 21 through Sunday October 23 for Walter Reade-Sterling's presentation The Gospel According to St Matthew. Don’t miss this show, described as the greatest ever.
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