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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1967

Page

1

Explosion at Corry Public Library Causes Minor Fire

A boiler room blast at the Corry Public Library yesterday afternoon prompted the Corry Fire Department and Ambulance Service to respond. The pilot light failure caused gas buildup, triggering a small explosion in the boiler room. Children in the nearby area were evacuated as firefighters shut off gas and ventilated the building. Fire Chief Jerome Davis surveyed the scene.

Corry Public Corry S. E. Anderson Jerome Davis Johnston

Beulah Flood Isolate One Million as Death Toll Grows

Floodwaters from Hurricane Beulah battered South Texas for two weeks, isolating about one million people in a 40 000 square mile area and imperiling the International Bridge at Rio Grande City. The Rio Grande ran 20 feet over flood stage, some streams overflowed, and damage was estimated at 1 billion dollars with 36 deaths nationwide.

Rio Grande City Tex Rio Grande Rio Grande Valley Texas Beulah Brownsville Gulf of Mexico W. E. Walker International Boundary and Water Commission Camargo Mexico

Eight state steel strike disrupts shipments and jobs

Detroit reports show warehouses and docks crowded as an eight state strike by dissident Teamsters trackers causes production cuts and layoffs. Republic Steel idles 600 in Cleveland while Armco in Ambridge reduces 300 workers and Lukens halts 75 percent of truck deliveries, shifting to rail. Crucible Steel notes picketing curtailing up to a quarter of operations with no total layoff figures given.

Detroit Teamsters Republic Steel Cleveland Ohio Armco Steel Corp Ambridge Lukens Steel Coatesville Crucible Steel Co Midland

Westmoreland Says South Vietnamese Army Improving

General Westmoreland tells AP that the South Vietnamese army is not fully effective but better than a year ago. He cites corruption, fear of night fighting, and leadership weakness as major issues while praising progress and ARVN gains in Juram Binh Tuy Province. He argues antiwar sentiment is overstated and U.S. support remains essential.

Saigon Willam C. Westmoreland U.S Vietnam Westmoreland ARVN Army of the Ham Tam Juran Binh Tuy United States

Four Die In Area Highway Crashes

A Kerrtown boy, Daniel Lee Gable, 4, was killed when struck by a school bus after stepping from it. Bus driver Melvin E. Nolf, 26, thought all children had crossed. The 3:45 p.m. crash occurred near the boy’s home. Other crashes followed: John Danko Jr., 60, died after a collision near Tidioute. Dorothy and Richard Johanides suffered minor injuries. In Kane, Paul McMahon, 19, and Sheri Lee, 16, were killed when a car hit four trees. two passengers, Joseph McMahon, 18, and Patty Lynn Fox, 15, were hospitalized in critical condition.

Meadville Kerrtown Daniel Lee Gable Melvin EB. Nolf Warren Tidioute Warren General Hospital John Danko Jr Wilcox Danso Dorothy W. Johanides R. D. J. Russell Kane Route 6 Paul McMahon Sheri Lee Pasengers Kane Community Hospital Joseph McMahon Patty Lynn Fox

Autumn Equinox Signals Equal Day And Night

New York AP reports autumn begins today with the vernal equinox. The sun crosses the equator moving into the southern hemisphere while the days and nights are of equal length in the northern hemisphere.

New York Equator

New York Grape Growers Plan Withholding Crop Price

NY grape growers voted to let the American Marketing Association bargain for a crop price this year. They seek $135 per ton for Concord grapes, aligning with Pennsylvania and Ohio bids. Thomas A. Bennett of the American Farm Bureau outlined both short and long term goals, stressing market value and production control.

Whitfield N. x New York State Independent Grape Growers American Agriculture Co-op Marketing Association American Farm Bureau, Federation Marketing Association Concord Pennsylvania Ohio American Farm Bureau Federation Thomas A. Bennett American Farm Bureau Eason Hall Bennett

Heavy U S Bombing Spreads Death Across Vietnam Front

U S pilots report massive bombing of North Vietnamese gun positions as Marine casualties rise to 41 dead and 541 wounded over 11 days of fighting. Six Americans were killed and 72 wounded near Con Thien in renewed clashes. B57, Phantom, and B52 bombers unleashed massive strikes in the DMZ area, with Westmoreland calling the bombardment the heaviest in warfare history. Marines of the 4th Regiment pressed an assault on a reinforced Communist company near Con Thien but halted by booby traps and heavy fire.

Saigon U.S Con Thien South Vietnam Reds Demilitarized Zone Willliam C. Westmoreland Vietnam Ma~arines

Improve RR Bump At Sparta Improve RR Bump At Sparta

The Public Utility Commission ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad to realign its main tracks by three inches and remove the bump between tracks. The State Highway Department will repave the roadbed after completion. Road between Route 7 and 277 to the Warren County line is widened to 18 feet.

Spartansburg Public Utility Commission Pennsylvania Railroad State Highway Department PUC Willard Tillotson Warren County Tillotson

Insurance Strike Won’t Affect Local Agents

A nationwide Prudential Insurance strike set for Monday should have no local impact, says Ned Johnston, area staff manager. Two nonunion local agents would cover duties if AFI-CIO members walk out. Union seeks fringe benefits including pensions and group insurance. contract expires midnight tomorrow with no negotiations yet.

Prudential Insurance Co. of America Ned Johnston Prudential Insurance Workers of America Afi-Cio

Corry’s CAIDC Sparked Industrial Boom for City

The Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation CAIDC mobilized a 125000 fund drive in 1980, raising 112786 to lure industry. Six new plants created about 900 jobs, boosting the annual payroll to 25 million and expanding Corry’s tax revenue and economy.

Corry Ths Corry Area Harrisburg Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority PIDA CAIDC Corry Rubber Corp Cli

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