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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1966
Page
4
Local Line-O-Ad rates 25c per line. Ads accepted until noon on publication day. Listings mention Zalzneck's Shoe Store Connie's Corry Beverage Distributor and Corry Motor Lodge with hours and contact details. Submarine rolls and get together reminders appear among casual notices.
Last day for two percent Columbus Township tax discount is Friday September 30. Notices list tax collection times at 91 East Main Street Columbus Pa and remind urn urn burial service policy and 1967 order requirements. Seagoege Elks dance tonight from 10 to 1 with kitchen open at 124 SOSEREE GO. Corry stores advertise shopping options.
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 A.M. today. If unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 665-8201 at Corry Memorial Hospital. For Corry ambulance call 669-3433.
The page lists several individuals admitted on Friday including Mrs. Helen Pless Mrs. Gerald Whilling Mrs. Golda Thomas Mrs. Nan Stanton Mrs. Richard Owens Alvin Brenner Sue Perrin Linda Lank Shawn Smith and Tony Amoroso. Also Philadelphia reports Kewaunee Oil Co Bryn Mawr Pa and Harshaw Chemical Co Cleveland Ohio agreeing to a merger with Kewaunee to survive.
Australian units uncovered Viet Cong base camps and tunnel complexes during a four day operation near Tay Ninh province near the Cambodian border. They killed seven and captured seven Viet Cong, with light casualties. In the 196th Light Infantry Brigade first operation since arriving August 14, troops report light contact and gains of five Viet Cong killed and five weapons captured 65 miles northwest of Saigon. Air raids over North Vietnam yielded 108 bombing missions from the Noia area to the southern panhandle.
Pennsylvania State Employment Service conducts counseling and aptitude testing for high school seniors across nearly 100 offices. Joseph M. Kablach says program helps students select suitable first jobs, aids employers, and reduces misplacements. Talks are arranged by school authorities with Youth Opportunity Centers active in major cities.
World War II veterans recalling aircraft IDs saw a DC3 land at Lawrence Airport last night. The Ford Motor Co sent the flight to pick up polyurethane foam parts from Corry Foam Products, with some older CJ models being prepared in Miami for use in Vietnam.
Kablach outlines school visits by a representative who explains part time and holiday jobs while still in school. Students may register for jobs after graduation or for future placement in spring. Counseling and individual interviews aid those unsure of their occupational path.
In New York, 13 suspects described as material witnesses in a grand jury probe into major Queens crimes were held 32 hours in Manhattan Civil Jail before bail. They faced civil rights concerns after being searched and held in handcuffs. among those seized were Thomas Ebole, Carlo Gambino, Joseph Columbo, and Michele Miranda, plus other figures linked to organized crime. Separately, Fayette County soldier George Wycinsky Jr. was killed in Vietnam while aiding wounded comrades.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told about 1,000 at the Nebraska Republican Convention dinner in Omaha that at the current pace the Vietnam War would last five more years. He warned of higher casualties and noted China’s potential nuclear capability, urging expanded air and sea strikes and an economic quarantine of North Vietnam.
Funeral notice for Elwin F. Smith states final rites at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Monday at 1 p m with burial in Panama Union Cemetery. Calling hours are Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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