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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1966

Page

3

U.S. Delays Broader War Push in Delta Area

Washington reports the United States will delay expanding combat in the Mekong Delta while weighing high level decisions. Present plans focus on boosting river blockades and allied riverine operations to flush out Viet Cong, with no immediate ground force commitment.

Washington United States Mekong U.S South Viet Nam Viet Nam 4Th Corps Saigon 3Rd Corps Pentagon Delta 25Th Division

Farmers Urged To Double Their Output

Le land H. Bull state Secretary of Agriculture told a Pennsylvania State Grange meeting that farmers must double production to feed a growing population. He urged cooperation now, saying the growing need requires planning and joint effort.

New Castle Leland H. Bull Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Grange

Campaign Trail Builds Hopes for Governor Seats

Continuing statewide tours, two candidates press for votes and aim to win the governorship. Both push policy plans, with endorsements from local groups and notable figures shaping momentum across communities.

Freedom Budget proposal to end poverty by 1975

A. Philip Randolph urged a $43 billion federal expansion to $185 billion over nine years plus a $2 minimum wage and guaranteed income for those unable to work. The plan, backed by AFL-CIO leaders, aims to boost employment through higher output and broader investments in education housing health and training while preserving defense spending.

New York A. Philip Randolph United States Randolph The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Afl-Cio Washington America

Local RC To Host District Association Dinner Plans

The Corry chapter of the Northwest Association of the American Red Cross completed final plans for a November 10 dinner at the Hotel Corry during its regular meeting. Embert Earle chaired the business session as directors spouses attended. A disaster preparedness project and an Immediate Identifiable Emergency Action plan were outlined to improve disaster communications. A Warren workshop on November 2 will be attended by Corry members. New Red Cross uniforms will be ordered for local volunteers. Harold Mason, national safety service representative, visited Corry last week. The Bloodmobile will return December 5 with nine units onsite.

Northwest Association American Red Cross Hotel Corry Embert Earle Warren Red Cross Harold Mason Safety Service Norman Tarbell Earle

Waring Group Resumes Tour After Bus Crash

Fred Waring and 12 performers remained hospitalized with cuts, bruises, and injuries after a bus rear-ended a tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Somerset. Waring, celebrating 50 years in show business, planned to resume shows in Pittsburgh despite the accident. driver Jack Peterson was listed in serious condition.

Pittsburgh Fred Waring Waring Chambersburg Somerset Fred Scratchfield Somerset County Memorial Hospital Bedford Community Hospital Scratchfield Jack Peterson Fabres N.J Somerset Hospital

Allentown Catholic Diocese Drops Holy Days for Pupils

The Allentown diocese announces parochial school students will no longer observe Holy Days as holidays. Transported by public buses, schools will follow public calendar days. All Saints Day November 1 and December 5 Feast of the Immaculate Conception are dropped.

Allentown Allentown, Pa

Court Still Snarled In Getting To Rep Powell

Rep Adam Clayton Powell faces civil contempt for the third time and a $250 fine if he does not present a financial statement by Monday. The appellate ruling avoids immediate arrest within New York, citing a prior defamation judgment linked to a 1960 television show remark about Esther James of Harlem.

Rep Powell Supreme Court Esther James Harlem

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