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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
3
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A fragmented OCR note mentions a meeting between individuals with initials Aor and Ldn about a person referred to as Ms. Details are sparse, but the terse content implies a private discussion or plan involving the Ms subject. No further context or dates are readable in the fragment.
Philadelphia AP report notes Gov. Scranton signs the mental health and retardation bill at Pennsylvania Hospital 1751, the oldest U.S. hospital. It creates a county level network of 70 to 80 Community Mental Health Centers within ten years, funds $6 million this year, with 90 percent state and 10 percent county support plus federal aid.
North East man Robert F. Powell 19 suffered bruises and cuts when his southbound car on Route 19 north of Cambridge Springs skidded after a deer appeared Then Powell swerved into oncoming traffic colliding with Larry S. Milk 27 of Waterford. Damages totaled 410 dollars Powell was admitted to Meadville City Hospital for treatment.
A Houston appeal urged housewives to buy milk for babies and curb bread, as the Texas House wives Association launched a chain store boycott starting Monday. A Texas Retail Grocers Association spokesman cautioned against inflaming emotions, noting the delicate psychological mood.
Washington AP The Post Office will recruit 150000 temporary workers to speed Christmas mail, aiming to have many join the regular 700000 staff by November 1. Officials cite Chicago pileup and absenteeism, with overtime and jobs expansion planned to prevent backlogs and ensure on time delivery.
PRR chairman Stuart T. Saunders says the merger with the New York Central Railroad is near despite a Supreme Court stay. He welcomed the court’s swift scheduling of review and believes consumer protection issues will be resolved quickly as the two railroads anticipate consummation.
Funeral services were held in Warren for George C. Pappas G4 who died at home Tuesday. He was part owner of a South Center street restaurant in Corry during the 1940s and owned the Chalet Drive-In in North Warren for the past decade. Services at Leo D. Gibson Funeral Home with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Also note a price war in Portland where milk briefly fell to 19 cents a gallon before normal levels and an investigation by Multnomah County District Attorney George Van Hoomissen into complaints from independent grocers.
United States Britain and West Germany began reviewing NATO assets to deter a Soviet attack on Western Europe. The leaders aim to agree on troop reductions by late November with a final plan by January 15, balancing Viet Nam commitments and alliance needs amid a changed security landscape.
McKeesport officials led by Mayor Albert Elko and former mayor Andrew Jakomas face misfeasance charges in Allegheny County Court over placing excessive city funds into the pension system for four years. Plaintiffs seek 81 939 allegedly missing from the fund. The suit's plaintiff is Joseph Cecchini on behalf of residents. Attending seminar Harrisburg 200 members of the Licensed Practical Nurses Association and aging office staff are expected.
Federal mediators report no progress after day-long talks between Westinghouse Electric Corp and four unions including IBEW TUE and UE. Negotiations on a day-to-day basis followed last Friday’s gap in contracts. IBEW pact expires Oct 31. UE seeks an agreement comparable to GE settlement while pensions and skilled-worker provisions draw concern. A Soviet seismic signal indicated a nuclear test with yield between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT.
The House and Senate clash over packaging norms with the House backing voluntary standards to curb consumer confusion. Magnuson criticizes the House posture and vows renewed effort next session, while Hart argues the House approach will yield quicker results and contemplates mandatory government action if voluntary agreements fail. The disagreement centers on whether to repurpose or replace self regulation with enforceable standards.
Hart urged simplified standards but warned uniform weights remain absent creating math hurdles for shoppers. The bill seeks clearer net contents by requiring total ounces for packages, such as 19% ounces, to help compare prices properly.
Benjamin F. Lee, 16, of Aliquippa, pleaded guilty to robbing Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. in Ambridge last March 16. He received five years probation. His older nephew, Joseph L. Lee, 27, of Sewickley, also received five years probation after pleading guilty.
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