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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

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Unclear OCR line hints at dock or tailgate item listing

Fragmentary text shows numbers and words like dock and agency, lacking coherent event or subject to summarize with confidence.

ATE Auction Notice From New York Remains Vague

An uncertain OCR fragment from a New York notice hints at an auction action and a 75 year old reference. The readable words imply a sale event with possible bidding details but lack clear names, dates, or locations.

Monsoon Rains Slow Air Strikes In South Viet Nam

U S B52 bombers hit Viet Cong bases near the Cambodian border but monsoon weather limited raids on the north. In the Mekong Delta South Vietnamese troops freed 13 government soldiers and five women from a cave prison camp. The 1st Cavalry Division ended Operation Irving after reporting 681 enemy killed since Oct 2 and 690 prisoners captured. Ground fighting in the central coast area continued with sporadic clashes. The Tiger Division mop up north of Qui Nhon continued with 221 communists killed and 618 prisoners taken.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Mekong South Viet Nam U.S Tiger Division Qui Nhon

Marchers Arrested In New Protests At Desegregated Schools

In Grenada Mississippi police arrested 214 marchers mostly school age children as they tried to bypass barricades around two desegregated schools. J T Johnson of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference anticipated more arrests as lawyers gathered statements for a federal court complaint. About 75 pupils walked out last Friday.

Grenada Miss J.T. Johnson Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Pittsburgh Women Plan Boycott Over Rising Food Costs

In Pittsburgh a group of 25 housewives led by Mae Adt vow to boycott five supermarket chains AP Kroger Thorfare Acme and Loblaws on November 3 4 and 5 to protest rising prices. They accuse chains offering trading stamps and prize games of fueling costs while noting dairy and produce price pressure.

Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Kevin G. Woelflein Woelflein Federal Reserve Pittsburgh Mae Adt Shaler Twp Kroger Thorofare Acme Loblaws Adt Denver Colo

FCC Checks On Television Radio Ad Time

The FCC seeks data on how much broadcast time radio and television stations devote to advertising. The agency stressed it does not imply or seek to impose any particular requirements or limits on station commercial practices.

FCC Washington Federal Communications Commission Commission

Restaurateurs Appeal Liquor License Grant Near Peninsula Drive

Six nearby restaurant owners appealed the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board ruling that granted a liquor license to Dimitri's Restaurant owned by Dimitri Valiant. The appeal filed in the county clerk of courts' office argues the LCB abused its discretion and alleges misrepresentation of facts by Valiant.

ERIE Peninsula Drive Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board County Clerk of Courts Dimitri Dimitri Valiant LCB Valiant

Sheppard retrial jury selection underway in Cleveland

U S readiness to withdraw noted as Samuel H Sheppard faces a retrial for the 1954 bludgeon killing of Marilyn Sheppard in Cuyahoga County. Fourteen jurors may be challenged by both sides with six sealed per side plus two excused earlier. Defense lawyer Bailey compares the proceeding to a fresh start while Ariane Tebbenjohanns, his second wife, plans to return from Germany.

Cleveland, Ohio Samuel H. Sheppard Marilyn Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Francis J. Talty Sheppard F. Lee Bailey Marilyn Sheppard U.S. Supreme Court Blonde Ariane Tebbenjohanns Cleveland Dusseldorf Germany Ohio State Penitentiary

Democrats Hold Narrow Edge in Pennsylvania Voter Register

Pennsylvania State Election Bureau reports 5,519,001 eligible voters for the November 8 election with Democrats 2,759,524 registered and Republicans 2,678,934. Independents total 76,385 and others 4,158. The Dem lead in primaries, and past elections, has narrowed since 1962. Women outnumber men among registrants.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Election Bureau

Five Children Die In Albany Fire

Five children aged 1 to 7 perished Monday night as flames swept their two story frame house in Albany. The mother Bernice Nunn, about 25 and pregnant, arrived home to collapse by the fire seen from the first floor bedroom, and was hospitalized for shock. Coroner DeForest Dietz identified the five victims as Frank Finley 1 Lisa Nunn 3 Lonnie Nunn 4 Mark Nunn 5 and Michael Johnson 7.

Albany, N.Y Bernice Nann DeForest Dietz

Tonight’s United Fund Victory Dinner in Corry

A public dinner at Corry Motor Lodge honors roughly 140 United Fund 1965 campaign workers. Final division chairmen reports aim to push totals above 83 500, with last breakfast showing 90 percent of goal. Local firms sponsor the dinner and contributions remain welcome at United Fund headquarters.

United Fund Corry Motor Lodge L. Richard Dick) Fuller Pennsylvania Fuller North Center Street Ed Feldt Gene Bloom Aero-Flow Dynamics Ajax Iron Citizens Corry Office of Marine Ban Corry Jamestown Erie County Plastics McInnes Steel National Bank of Corry Raymond Spring Rogers Structural Steel

Woman sues over 26101 for prepaid dance lessons

A 68 year old Pittsburgh woman filed in federal court alleging Continental Dance Studios used high pressure sales tactics to induce her to sign agreements for 1650 hours of dancing lessons and she paid 26101 in advance.

Pittsburgh Continental Dance Studios

730-Foot Wild Ride Leaves Two Injured

Corry state police report a panel truck driven by Kenneth C. Grettler 23 of Erie crashed on Route 19 south of Waterford after a high mile speed descent. The vehicle rolled several times over 730 feet, injuring passenger Ivan Hardman 41 of Erie who suffered a fractured right arm and bruises. Grettler escaped unhurt. Vehicle valued at $3,000.

Route 19 Waterford Corry Richard Sullivan Elmer Schifke Kenneth C. Grettler Erie Grettler Gretller Ivan Hardman Union City Memorial Hospital

Train mishap near Bear Lake halts freight and boxcar burns

A southbound Erie-Lackawanna freight from Jamestown to Columbus suffered a detached boxcar after a rollover near Bear Lake. The line remained active as the main train continued to Meadville, with a burning boxcar spotted later northeast of Columbus. Fire crews from Columbus responded. minor damage reported. In a separate item, Bell Telephone Co. seeks Public Utility Commission approval for tariff changes affecting 2,050 customers across four counties, with projected yearly savings of $37,000. The affected areas include Bellefonte, Dublin, Schwenksville, and Marion Center.

Erie Meadville Columbus Oil City Harrisburg Bell Telephone Co Public Utility Commission Baill Bellefonte Centre County Dublin Bucks County Schwenksville Montgomery County Marion Center Indiana County

Seven nations pledge Vietnam troop withdrawal within six months

At the Manila conference the Johnson administration and six allied leaders announced readiness to withdraw their forces from South Vietnam within six months after peace conditions are met. The leaders signed a final communique and two declarations on Goals of Freedom for Asia and the Pacific at Malacanang Palace, naming Thieu Park Holt Holyoake Thanom and Marcos as signatories.

Manila Johnson Viet Nam South Viet Nam South North Asia and the Pacific Malacanang Palace Nguyen van Thieu Chung Hee Park South Korea Harold Holt Australia Keith Holyoake New Zealand Thanom Kittikachorn Thailand Ferdinand E. Marcos Philippines

Corry Taxpayers Seen Facing Higher City Budget Next Year

The Corry City Council, in a special session on the 1967 budget, approves a two mill property tax hike to fund garbage collection and a $10 occupational privilege tax to back a planned capital program. Revenue from the income tax and parking meters remains up, but costs and new projects push the budget higher.

Corry Focal East Smith Street

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