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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1967

Page

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Restudy Ordered on Union City Dry Dam Plan

U S Army Corps of Engineers begins immediate restudy of all dry reservoir projects including Union City site at French Creek flood control amid concerns from Congressman Vigorito and local groups. The review may consider converting to a summer pool for recreation and address objections raised during reporting.

U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Union City French Creek Joseph Vigorito Pittsburgh Corps Journal The Louis Forsythe Mississippi Vigorito

U S pilots down MIG as Haiphong raid costs planes

U S forces report their first MIG downed in over a month amid Haiphong raids that cost the 706th American aircraft, with Navy bombers striking missile and shipyard targets. Ten Marines die and 18 wounded near Quang Tri, as weekly U S deaths reach 7 263.

Saigon U.S Haiphong North Vietnam Oriskany South Vietnam Quang ‘Tri City U.S. Sinman Ters Navy Air Force Hanoi China

Corry Area UF Drive Reaches 91 Percent of Goal

The Corry area United Fund drive has reached 91 percent of its 83 500 goal with 476 545 received and pledged as of today. Final report meeting and a victory dinner are planned for October 25 at the Corry Motor Lodge, with several divisions already meeting or surpassing their targets.

Corry Area United Fund C. A. Hillstrom Frank Grice Arthur Cohen Olin Bracken Jr John Mohr

Trucker Leader Sees Strike Holding Out For Demands

Pittsburgh AP report quotes William Kusley saying striking truckers will reject a compromise plan accepted by trucking firms. He notes drivers want the two hours they already approved and resist ratification until carriers officially agree. The panel suggested $10 per hour after two hours wait. firms rejected it.

Pittsburgh William Kusley Chicago Mills Kusley Gary Ind Wwe

Corry Memorial Hospital expansion fund drive progress update

The Corry Memorial Hospital expansion project reports 952 548 raised or pledged with 994 515 in cash and the rest in pledges. Banking balances total 64 672 while Cannon Thiele Retz firm has received 51 899 of 64 519 owed. Hardner Doyle Co. has drawn 102 005 of 428 650, plumbing 17 850 paid, leaving about 92 000 for that work. Total disbursements reach 172 773 and 78 000 is borrowed or on hand. Government aid expected as work advances.

Corry Memorial Hospital Sidney Bilston Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Citizens Corry Marine National Bank National Bank of Corry Erie Samuel Antrim

UF Okays 10 000 To This Years United Fund

The United Fund allocates 10000 to Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief board vote during last night’s session. Visiting committee members Wallace Young Ivan Miller and William Kafferlin praised hospital condition patient feedback and building renovations while noting minor delays in air conditioner work and temporary parking expansion. Legislative note: Rep Robert Nix proposed a Federal Athletic Commission to regulate sports bodies, with a five member panel appointed by the President.

United Fund Corry Memorial Hospital Wallace Young Ivan Miller William Kafferlin Young Kallerlin BE. J. Hawkins Hawkins Philadelphia Robert N.C. Nix D-Pa Federal Athletic Commission

House votes to set two 1967 spending limits

The House approved an emergency financing bill with two strict spending caps aimed at cutting roughly seven billion dollars. One provision freezes 1967–68 spending at the prior year’s level, with exceptions for Vietnam war costs and core programs. The Senate faces a potential deadlock and a looming Monday deadline as Democrats press for further cuts and possible tax increases.

Senate Congress Johnson Iied Jamie L. Whitten D-Miss Post Office Department Internal Revenue Service Frank T. Bow Ohio Bow Whitten

CMH Receives Birch Tree Memento

Corry Memorial Hospital board accepts a birch wood tray crafted by Norman Edinger, chief inspector for the new addition. He reports 30 percent completion, 26 of 57 000 bricks placed, and three of 35 tons of limestone used. All phases on or ahead of schedule. weather could finish early. Edinger praises architect choice and contractor cooperation.

Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Norman Edinger Hubert Vaughn Samuel Antrim Edinger

Antiwar Protests May Draw Paratroopers for Pentagon Guard

University authorities in Wisconsin and California acted against antiwar leaders after protests in Madison and Oakland clashed with police. Army paratroopers may augment the Pentagon guard to prevent disruption during a planned massive antiwar march Saturday. Ground rules among demonstrators and officials would shape troop use, with officials preferring to keep troops out if possible. Wisconsin officials moved to oust sit-in leaders after a riot police action injured at least 65. demonstrations continue with possible classroom strikes and support from hundreds of faculty members. Chancellor Sewell suspended interviews by Dow Chemical on campus to protect safety and said charges may be brought against leaders and referred to the student conduct committee.

Associated Press University Wisconsin California Madison Oakland Washington Pentagon University of Wisconsin Dow Chemical Co Vietnam William H. Sewell Sewell

Snow Sign Near Welch Hill As Snow Falls

Mrs. Lorraine Clayton of Welch Hill reports snow near her home southwest of the city. The note mentions winter gear and slippery conditions as the season shifts from autumn to winter.

Lorraine Clayton Welch Hill Picidilli Hill

Two Hurt In Two Car Crash At West Pleasant

A noon crash at West Pleasant street and Second avenue injured two people and caused about 400 in damage. Frank Chiricuzio, 57, and Mrs Eugene Jackson, 47, were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. the Harvey car sustained 250 damage and the Jackson auto 350. Mrs Jerome Harvey, 20, was driving the Harvey car and Mrs Jackson was the Jackson car driver.

West Pleasant Street Second Avenue Corty Memorial Hospital Frank Chiricuzio Spring Street Eugene Jackson R. D Corry Chiricuzio Jerome Harvey Eagle Street Jackson

Union City Driver Escapes Injury In 1967 Car Demolition

A Union City resident escaped injury when his 1967 auto was demolished against a utility pole on Route 6 near Union City today about 2 p m. Robert Allen, 31, told Trooper Harold Eberhardt he swerved off the highway after being forced off by an oncoming car. Total property damage was about 3,150 to the auto and 150 to the pole.

Union City Corry Union City Corry Robert Allen Harold Eberhardt Allen

Brevard County shuts down Billy Churchill refreshment stand

Mrs. Sally Churchill plans to reopen Billys sidewalk stand if the county allows use of her bath rooms. The Brevard health department says the stand violated state rules by lacking separate male and female facilities, enforcing health laws while defending free enterprise as Billys father cites broad violations at other vendors.

Satellite Beach Fis.ap Sally Churchill Brevard County Mrs. Churchill Billy William F. Churchill County Commission Churchill National Aeronautics and Space Administration Merritt Island County Health Department Brevard T. Paul Haney State Health Department Gov Claude Kirk

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