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Incomplete OCR fragment notes a Lee item with a 3 1m room and drilled stem. No clear event, date, or organization identified. content is too fragmentary to confirm specifics.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
1
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a Lee item with a 3 1m room and drilled stem. No clear event, date, or organization identified. content is too fragmentary to confirm specifics.
U S military reports two more American planes shot down over North Vietnam as rainstorms limit air strikes on main supply routes. Despite weather, high altitude B 52s and fighter-bombers hit Viet Cong bases near the Cambodian border. ground fighting in the Mekong Delta yields 57 enemy killed and supplies seized.
Corry Area School Jointure opens the 1966 1967 term with a record 3309 students up 79 from last year. Senior high enrollment is 712, junior high 855, and elementary 1740. New courses include Speech II Music Appreciation and basic Electronics in electric shop. Four new junior high teachers join staff.
St Thomas School plans a near normal term with minor changes including 11:55 lunch dismissal and 12:35 return, 8:25 evening dismissal and a modernized curriculum. First male teacher Mark Ferrara joins a Catholic faculty led by Sister Urban with Rev. Cooper and Rev. Doleski forecasting an active year.
Ronald Lobdell, 13, fell from a tree at the Willows last evening, breaking his left arm and tumbling into the creek. An unidentified boy and Philip Hepler rode to inform the Lobdell family, and Hepler then traveled 20 miles to notify relatives, leading to hospital transport by Corry Ambulance Service.
An alarm is out for a highly polite bandit with a New England accent who abducted Sgt Ralph Ferrari and two civilians in Camden, then released them unharmed two hours later. The suspect robbed the Camden Housing Authority office of 300 in rent receipts and fled with the captives in a chaotic sequence that ended with all four men located in Linden, New Jersey.
Lawrence Airport hosts a day long fly in and air show sponsored by the Corry Jaycees. The event aims to attract about 100 visiting planes with skydivers at 1 3 and 5 pm. Breakfast serves 8 to noon and lunch 1 to 5 pm. Parking is available off Spring street and traffic will be directed by Corry Civil Defense.
A 2000 man National Guard force was activated to protect a planned 400 to 600 open housing march in Cicero Illinois. Local officials sought to prevent violence with guards, police and county support while a Midwest Nazi group planned presence. Helicopters would survey rooftops as Dayton Ohio faced rioting after a Negro man was killed. President Johnson planned a Labor Day visit to Dayton as Wallace signed a desegregation defiance bill in Montgomery.
York Pennsylvania endures a severe drought with Codorus Creek and Reservoir dwindling. Mayor Snyder declares emergency and seeks federal state aid as the city consumes about 18 000 dollars daily to truck water to 80 000 residents under strict restrictions.
Authorities question a 15 year old identified as Rich ard Finley and another youth after they were shot by a homeowner in the bot tom West Dayton area. Both were reported in Good condition at St Elizabeth Hospital. The youths were said to have been parading and causing a disturbance. the homeowner said he believed they threatened his property.
Workers from Construction and Laborers Union Local 936 Bradford walked off the Kinzua Dam tunnel site of the £40 million Seneca power plant project alleging unsafe working conditions. Union business agent Jerry Cummins said negotiations failed. Hunlin-Conkey Construction Co. would not comment. A U S Conservation Service official noted fragmented rock at the tunnel indicating potential danger.
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