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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
6
The Warren State Hospital project begins with a biriet ceremony as masons place the white stone dated 1967. A sealed lead capsule inside holds operation documents for the year. The tall 70 bed facility marks a major expansion with ongoing construction and related events captured nearby.
A Corry area woman, Mrs. Donald Arnink, 50, lost $120 in cash and her credit cards when her beige purse was taken from a shopping cart at Jamesway in North Warren. Trooper Max J. Bizzak investigated the incident, noting a cart with few items may have been left by the thief. The niece reported a woman bumped the cart. Police said the store was lightly crowded at the time.
Five state haulers fight a three week old strike starting in Gary Indiana. Truck tires were punctured on U S 30 in Eastern Ohio as roadhouse ambushes and car tailing led to shootings and brick throwing. Steel producers warn of layoffs if shipments stop, as Teamsters locals urge restraint.
Valer ie Percy, 21, daughter of Charles Percy, was killed in a Kenilworth mansion. A killer used a knife and metal piece. no suspect is found. The case remains open with 53 leads, FBI and state police assistance, and ongoing interviews across states and countries.
The New York Daily News quotes a Beirut dispatch that Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s agents arrested more than 70,000 people in quelling an army plot and struck hundreds. The report notes arrests at about 1,000 daily and a city of quiet fear in Cairo.
James Miller Gicker of Philadelphia pulled a 250000 donation to the University of Pennsylvania after alumni were not told in advance that the undergraduate Daily Pennsylvanian urged the resignation of president Gaylord P. Harnwell. He cited the need for alumni input before major actions. The episode followed radio broadcasts of portions of the editorial.
Sparks reports that after concentrating on military arrests, Nasser's agents now target outspoken college students and educators. The shift follows a crackdown on military suspects as units were jailed and moved through Cairo.
Detroit police officers reportedly joined the National Rifle Association to obtain surplus carbines for riot protection. Officers certify use in civilian marksman programs, while NRA and Army officials flag concerns about the purchases. DPOA leader Carl Parsell says up to 2000 more applications are pending as the city administration bears responsibility for arming the force. The carbines cost $20 to individuals via the NRA versus about $60 through outlets.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a site supply, a Hill area project, a 200000ing facility, and a group with 51S resources. References to Alvit and York-1 drill work appear, but many words are garbled hindering clear meaning.
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