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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
1
Yorks Raise Trickery Challenge Stirs Debate
A fragmented note from a Yorks event mentions tricks and raises questions about the challenge. Details are unclear but the reference suggests a public interest dispute over clever stunts and their fallout.
Johnson urges Hanoi to join war on hunger in Southeast Asia
Canberra report says President Johnson, greeted warmly by Prime Minister Holt, calls on Hanoi leaders to join a nobler war on poverty ignorance and disease as allied unity with New Zealand is pledged. He cites Manila conference and vows years of effort toward a just society in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Johnson
New Zealand
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Harold Holt
Manila
Viet Nam
Youth 13 Admits Attempt To Steal Car At Gate
Police report a 13 year old admitted trying to steal a small foreign car at the Raymond Division plant gate. He moved the Querreveld car to the front gate Tuesday night but could not drive it away and abandoned it for the Styers car, which had been stolen and recovered after a high speed chase to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carnegie
Merton Querreveld
Clymer
Raymond Division
Raymond Lor
Donald Styers
Raymond
Columbus
Carnegie
Iit
Styers
Union City Council weighs renewal plan aims for aspirin fix
Union City's Borough Council weighs a scaled renewal project after a county survey found 84 structures likely to be removed in the 3 acre area. The plan, prepared for Erie County Planning, faces doubt as it seeks to address urban renewal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Borough
Erie County Planning Office
Borough Council
Harry Smiley
Christopher Capotis
Council
Capotis
Beckman, Swenson and Assocites
Assassin Found Insane By Se African Court
A South African court ruled Dimitrio Tsafendas insane in the murder trial of Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, ending proceedings as he was unfit to plead. Tsafendas, 48, from Mozambique, stabbed Verwoerd in Parliament on September 6, and was ordered committed to jail with transfer to a mental institution anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Dimitrio Tsafendas
Charles R. Swart
Tsafendas
Mozambique
Wives In 6 More Cities Join In Boycott Over Food Prices
New York AP reports the housewives boycott expands with about 200 Daytona Beach women and pledges from El Paso Hobbs Carlsbad Roswell and Albuquerque. Phoenix organizer helps Van Nuys group as inquiries spread to Wisconsin and Philadelphia. Denver price war feared as Cincinnati stores cut prices to curb rising food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daytona Beach
Fla
el Paso
Tex
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Roswell
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Housewives Voice For
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Houston
Arlington
Dallas
Denver
Cincinnati
Lloyd’ S King
King Soopers Stores
Alber
E. L. Withers
Withers
Betty Webba
Arizona Group
van Nuys
Los Angeles
United Fund hits 90 percent of $83,500 goal
Report from the Corry area shows 90 percent of the $83,500 United Fund goal raised, with $74,594 pledged toward $63,500.L. Richard Fuller, campaign chairman, notes broad support and urges contacting any unapproached individuals to contribute. A final reports dinner at 6:30 PM Tuesday at Corry Motor Lodge will honor workers. dinner costs covered by sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pond
Comn
Ceckfast
L. Richard Fuller
United Fund
Marine Bank
Corry Jamestown
Erie County Plastics
National Bank of Corry
Raymond Spring
Rogers Structural Steel
Scranton Approves Federal Grants for Youth Programs
Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton approves 103,543 in federal anti poverty grants for Head Start and Neighborhood Youth Corps projects in Centre Clinton Crawford counties. Grants fund Crawford County Youth Corps training for 16 to 21 year olds with 70 youths in 36 weeks and 50 more to start June 19 1967 for about two months. Lock Haven Area Schools gets 49,060 for two Head Start programs in Centre and Clinton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton
Centre
Clinton
Crawford Counties
Linesville
Coneaut
Summit
Crawford County
Lock Haven
Monument
Orviston
Clinton County
UN Opens Debate Calls For Restraint
The United States and the Soviet Union urge restraint to avoid spreading nuclear weapons as the UN General Assembly opens a disarmament debate. U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg and Soviet Deputy Nikolai Fedorenko will speak first on a stopgap resolution while NATO West Germany’s role in nuclear defense remains a point of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
General Assembly
U. S Soviet
West Germany
NATO
Germany
Open House Set For New Penelec Center
The Pennsylvania Electric Company's new 250000 district headquarters and service center will open to the public on Saturday per district manager Allen H. Kuhn. District employees and families are invited to a dinner and tour tomorrow, with a dignitary tour tonight. the building emphasizes customer convenience with a double level counter, ample lockers, showers, meeting rooms for crews, and year round comfort via electric baseboard and wall heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Allen H. Kuhn
Kuhn
Penelec
Oakland Clamps Down On Negro Riots After Schools Hit
Police restored order in a largely Black Oakland neighborhood after youths attacked Castlemont High, injured five teachers, shattered glass, and threw fire bombs. About 250 people sparked sporadic violence, with arrests at night and a citywide curfew for under eighteens. Governor Brown was kept informed as officers patrolled the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Clamps Ltd
Oakland
Calif
Castlemont High School
80Th
89Th Avenues
East 14Th Street
MacArthur Boulevard
Mth Street
Paul Robinson
Leff
East 4Th
List
86Th Avenues
Edmund G. Brown
Congress Passes Packaging and Voluntary Standards
Washington AP The packaging bill aims to curb deceptive labeling and sizing in consumer goods, clearing Congress after five years. Sen. Hart says the House version is stronger, while Magnuson reluctantly backs it as the only viable option to enact a law. The measure directs the Commerce Secretary to seek voluntary standards on weights and quantities from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Warren G. Magnuson
D- P| Wash
Senate
House
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Hart
President Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
Byrd Sr. Dies at 78 After Brain Tumor Fells Watchdog
Berryville Virginia AP reports Harry F Byrd Sr former U S Senator Virginia governor and patriarch of the conservative Democrats died at his home from a malignant brain tumor He had been in a coma since July and died near the Virginia West Virginia border after residing in his Northern Virginia apple center home since mid March He completed a long public career before his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Harry F. Byrd Sr
U.S
Virginia
Byrd
West Virginia Line
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Manmade Lake Burst Sends Water Into Creek Near Mercer
State police report the dam at Lake Latonka in Mercer County gave way today, releasing waters into Coilspring Creek. About a 10 acre manmade lake near Mercer, built for summer recreation, posed no danger to nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Bursts
Mercer, Pa
Lake Latonka
Mercer
Three SS Officers Go On Trial For Mass Murders
In Essen Germany three former SS Elite Guard officers faced trial on charges of murder or aiding in murder for 700 Jewish deaths at Minsk in 1941. The defendants Friedrich Meyer 55 Klaus Hueser 57 and Eberhard Stanke 52 were accused of commanding or taking part in mass shootings of men women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Germany
Friedrich Meyer
Klaus Hueser
Eberhard Stanke
Minsk
Two Injured In Car Crash on First Avenue
Two people treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two car head on crash on First avenue. Adam Yaratch age 63 of 229 Lemin street pulled from a parking space crossed center line. Richard W. Dean 26 of Spartansburg driving north. both injured parties released. Damage estimated at $1000. Charges to be filed against Yaratch. Also Tokyo report notes Prime Minister Sato refusing resignation and dissolution of Parliament over government scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’ Avenue
West South Street
Adam Yaratch
Corry Memorial Hospital
First Avenue
Lemon Street
Richard W. Dean
Spartansburg
Dean
Linda
Corry
Yaratch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ave
Yorks
LBJ
UC Council
Richard Fuller
United Fund General
Gene Bloom
John McShane
Johnston
Se African Court
Penelec Center
McClymonds High School
Robinson
Mickey Mouse
Third Street
San Francisco
Stuart
Phillips
Ad Hoc Committee For Quality Education
John George
Treasury
Richard W. ‘Dean
Journal
Eaton
Tokyo
Sisaku Sato
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