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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
7
An unclear OCR fragment notes a confrontation at a house involving a butcher and a head injury. Details and participants are uncertain due to damaged text.
A set of quoted opinions shows skepticism about UFOs. Respondents insist they would need to see a craft to believe, with some noting uncertainty or possible changes of mind after an experience. The mix includes military and civilian voices.
The article notes only a tiny fraction of 180 million Americans have seen a UFO and less than 10 percent of sightings remain unidentified. Dr. James E. McDonald urged a new scientific approach, while public opinion in a local survey largely rejected belief in UFOs despite ongoing Air Force reporting.
Erie County Treasurer A J Gehrlein will sell about 200 parcels for unpaid taxes on November 2 at 10 a m in a courtroom. Attorney Falcone asked commission to allow reduced ad coverage to one legal journal publication, easing costs.
Adams Mass. five Adams High School football players were suspended from classes until Monday for haircuts deemed too short after previous warnings about hair length. Acting Principal Wilfred DeBlois said the cuts disrupted classrooms and Adams High plays Pittsfield High today without them. Superintendent Eugene Melville upheld the decision.
Jamestown may sue Chautauqua County over a reapportionment plan. The city council will vote on a resolution to authorize legal action to compel county development of a plan. Seymour Rollman ruled county self reapportionment unlawful until state legislature or courts issue guidelines.
A Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary McKeta was said at St John s Church Tidioute with Rev Arthur Fleck enstein officiating. Burial followed at St Mary s Cemetery Columbus with bearers including Andrew John Thomas Michael and Edward McKeta. Relatives from Cleveland and nearby towns attended.
The State Department of Public Instruction announced a 41,970 dollar federal grant to Union City Area School District for a summer counseling centered special education program serving 322 pupils. Randolph-East Mead School District receives 19,000 dollars for elementary remedial instruction, aiding 91 students.
Astronaut Edward H. White leans from the Apollo spacecraft hatch while inflating a rubber raft during emergency procedure training. Crew members Virgil J. Grissom and Roger B. Chaffee participate in water training about five miles off Galveston's coast in the Gulf of Mexico as the first manned Apollo mission slated for January.
Harrisburg AP Rich ard F. Seifert president of the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania says hospital costs may rise 4 to 16 percent in coming years, triggering higher hospitalization insurance. He cites inflation competition for workers and demand for health services as creating a potentially critical situation and calls for efficiency and community financing for health care education.
Economists at a regional NAEB seminar forecast a continued business boom in 1967. Eugene Zorn of the Republican National Bank of Dallas dismissed recession fears after noting Texas and California growth. Edmund F. Estle of the Fed Bank in Boston projected four percent capital spending rise in New England. Thatcher Townsend Jr. of Washovia Bank and John Carter of a Indianapolis banker also projected positive 1967 prospects.
Thursday sale offers good and choice hogs 20 to 22, sows 16 to 18, beef cows 15 to 18, canners and cutters 13 to 14, beef heifers 17 to 20, bulls 20 to 23, veal calves 37 to 40, heavy and medium calves 27 to 98, lambs 21 to 24. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.
Early morning three alarm fire in Beaver Center caused by suspected Halloween vandals gutted the Mike and Zelda Roberts general store and Harmony Grange 112. Fire officials estimate damage at $25 000 as crews from Springboro Conneautville Albion and Cranesville fought flames after 4 50 a m. A witness saw an explosion and several people flee in a car. Police and investigators continued probing the arson scene.
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