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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1966

Page

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Antiques Sale Slated in Titusville at Agency Street

A one day antiques sale is planned near 1322 Agency Street in Titusville starting at 10 a m. The event features religious items, china, glassware, jewelry, lamps, furniture, crockery, and various household goods. Proceeds support community services and the local Board of Education. For details contact Scouten at 654 3252.

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Congress Faces Workload With Civil Rights and Bank Bill Debates

Congress returns from Labor Day to tackle a civil rights bill with housing provisions and a filibuster risk. The House also considers a bill capping bank deposit interest tied to the money supply, pitting Patman’s 24.5 percent ceiling against a Federal Reserve Board ceiling.

Washington Congress Senate House Wright Patman D-Tex House Banking Committee Federal Reserve Board Patman

Local Marine Sees Victory Hope In Viet Nam

Lance Cpl. Ray Ball 21 of Columbus returns home for 30 days after 13 months in Viet Nam with Headquarters Battery 12th Marines. He says troops believe they can win if China does not intervene, and his unit in the Da Nang area remains optimistic amid rumors and buildup. Ball was a Corry Area High School standout and will report to Cherry Point after leave.

Viet Nam Red Columbus Corry Area Marine Corps Cherry Point N. C Ball da Nang Korea Lottera Home

Johnson Opens Offseason Campaign With 18 Speeches

President Johnson began pre election campaigning with a Midwest swing through Michigan and Ohio drawing large crowds. In Dayton a protest disrupted the rally briefly while he defended Viet Nam policy and urged patience with dissent. He toured Detroit Battle Creek Dayton and Lancaster, Ohio with crowds totaling about 250 000 people and urged realism in foreign policy while rejecting immediate force cuts in Europe.

Washington Johnson Michigan Ohio Dayton Democratic Party Detroit Battle Creek Mich Lancaster Lancaster Fairgrounds Europe Charles de Gaulles Viet Nam

Crash victim flees hospital and dies on parking lot

Lloyd Mahaney, 56, of Merrittstown, injured in a Route 62 crash near Polk, escaped Franklin Hospital restraints on Saturday morning, left via east stairway, and was found dead on Miller Sibley Field parking lot. He was one of eight injured in the Wednesday night accident.

Mahaney Frank E. Butters Perstons Route Polk

Youth Riots End Summer Night In Atlantic City

Atlantic City police broke up a two hour riot as hundreds of youths mainly from Philadelphia and other states swarmed the boardwalk and nearby streets. Officers used clubs and fired shots to disperse the crowd after vandalism and a group overturned a jitney bus. Thirty two youths were arrested for disorderly conduct loitering and delinquency amid end of summer celebrations.

Atlantic City Philadelphia Town Avenue Boardwalk Convention Hall

Grandmother Enlists in Peace Corps For India Service

Bel Air senior Yewell, 70, signs up for a Peace Corps hitch in India. She aims to aid a planned parenthood clinic in Bombay or Poona and believes her health supports the effort. Her husband died 17 years ago. Msgr. Frederick G. Hochwalt, 57, longtime U S Catholic bishops spokesman on education policy, dies aboard a ship en route to Italy.

Bel Air Mabel Washington Frederick G. Hochwall U. S Italy

Two Hurt In Corry Area Holiday Traffic

Holiday motorists clogged area roads with only two injuries in three crashes. Robert Bedow 40 of Titusville lost control near Union City and struck a house. he was treated and released. Total damage about 500 dollars. William Wojecki 50 of Erie crashed into a parked car near Waterford with no injuries and 300 dollars damage. David Upperman 20 of Wattsburg failed a curve and exited the road.

Corry Robert Bedow B. D.4 Titusville Union City J. Meyer Thomas Carr Union City Memorial Hospital William Wojecki Erie Waterford Emma C. Thompson Warren Ohio Richard Sullivan David Upperman Spring Street Wattsburg Page Six

Shapp Opens Pennsylvania Governor Campaign in Raft of PA

Wilton Shapp Democratic candidate speaks to reporters in Mesdville to launch his bid for governor of Pennsylvania. He addresses reporters in the hometown of opponent Raymond P. Shafer at Shafer’s alma mater Allegheny College in Meadville.

Wilton Shapp Mesdville Pennsylvania Raymond P. Shafer Shafer Allegheny College

Sight UFO Twice Near Beaverdam

Three adults and several children in Beaverdam reported a UFO sighting last night in two separate instances. Eyewitnesses described a silent, triangular object with two large legs, hovering about 800 feet high before moving NW and vanishing at high speed.

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Girl Sky Diver Drowns In Chenango River

In Greene New York a 19 year old experienced skydiver Jané Pallis from Endicott died after jumping from about 7500 feet at Greene Airport. The parachute released and she drowned in the Chenango River. the pilot Joseph Eberling landed nearby and recovered the body with Greene emergency squad.

Greene N.Y Greene Airport Chenango Jané Pallis Endicott Joseph Eberling

Labor Day traffic toll hits new summer record

The Labor Day weekend toll climbs to 605 deaths by midnight Monday, surpassing the prior summer holiday high of 576 and four major holiday records, with 530 to 620 projected before final reports.

Associated Press National Safety Council Council

Fury in the sky as B52 raids North Viet Nam escalates

U S air forces resume full fury against North Viet Nam with 152 attack missions. B52 bombers hit a six mile buffer zone while Navy jets target rail lines near Nam Dinh. Marines engage entrenched forces near Da Nang with 26 enemy killed. Saigon seeks ICC inspection to verify artillery and air activity near the zone.

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Burglary at Corry Block Co. Leads to Missing Checks

Corry Block Co. at 554 Shady Avenue reported a weekend break in. A check writer a book of blank checks and $11 in cash were taken after a casement window was removed. Bruce Bailey reported the incident at 9:40 a.m. and banks were alerted to watch for checks drawn on the company.

Corry Block Co Shady Avenue Charles Sutton Police Department Bruce Bailey Spartansburg Bailey Corry Block Company Dutton

Verwoerd Stabbed to Death in Parliament at Session Start

Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd was killed in Parliament when an assailant in a messenger uniform rushed his bench and stabbed him several times. MPs restrained the attacker as doctors and colleagues attempted to aid the wounded leader two days before his 60th birthday.

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Dismissal Near In Cockfight Gambling Case

State Police say charges against Frank Baressi of R D 4 Corry may be dropped for lack of evidence after a raid on a cockfight in a Spring Creek barn. Baressi previously pled guilty to cruelty to animals and paid a small fine. The raid netted 45 people with potential to reach 100 if timed earlier.

Frank Baressi R. D Corry Spring Creek Baressi The Journal Today Joseph M. Walsh Jr Erie Justice of the Peace Raymond Gilmore North Warren

Typhoon Cora Ravages Miyako Island Radar Station

Typhoon Cora with 190 mph winds destroyed one of two U S Air Force radar stations on Miyakoji ma in the Ryukyu Islands. The Miyako Weather Station reported widespread crop and home damage but no deaths or injuries among 69 750 residents. The storm sank 11 boats and damaged 11 more as it headed toward Communist China after striking Formosa with two powerful side blows.

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