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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1966
Page
3
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New York AP reports the 1968 civil rights bill’s death deepens Negro frustration, sparking charges of Senate political expediency. King in Grenada warns darker days ahead. leaders say open housing provisions failed amid broader national priorities. Whitey Young Jr and Roy Wilkins warn of worsening racial crisis as violence rhetoric rises. Navy medics evacuate Marines in South China Sea operations near the 17th parallel.
Valerie Percy was stabbed and beaten to death in her Kenilworth Lake Michigan home. Police chief Daley said no solid lead exists but vowed persistent leg work. About 44 people questioned, 100 named for questioning, and a possible clue from a green station wagon from the Percy residence. Autopsy cited four blows to the head as cause of death. no sexual assault found. Private services planned at Kenilworth Union Church.
In Minneapolis a 1-year-old boy received $2605 for five rabbits after a neighbor biochemist at Honeywell agreed to buy them for research. The coroner said a misprint or error led to questions about the buyer and the intended purchase, with the family unsure of the exact plan.
Mississippi Ku Klux Klan leader E L McDaniel warned of a nonviolent yet unyielding response if Dr Martin Luther King Jr stays in Grenada as 650 civil rights demonstrators marched with police to the town square. King urged white suppression end and praised integrated classrooms amid significant tension.
Mrs Raymond Bachomer and Mrs C A Hill Strom join Mayor William Peiffer as he proclaims Constitution Week in Corry. He urges citizens to study the Federal Constitution and celebrate American citizenship on the 179th anniversary of the U S Constitution adoption.
In Philadelphia, two physicians offered conflicting testimony at a hearing on appointing a guardian for Kathryn O Hay Granahan, a former U.S. representative, as she remains on leave from her treasurer post. Judge Klein ordered the matter continued, with Ms. Granahan disputing the proceedings.
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