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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
6
A five day forecast shows temperatures averaging eight to 11 degrees below normal highs of 67 to 70 and lows of 47 to 50 with little daily change. Rainfall expected at a half to three quarters of an inch with showers Thursday and again over the weekend.
The Senate replaced a 12 percent cap with a 15 percent maximum in the House I measure, defending the change as a needed compromise. A foot in the door remark came from Sen Mahady as the panel carved new rules for credit sales while Senate amendments to the mental health bill shifted admin powers to county commissioners. The changes set program costs at 90 percent state, 10 percent local, and permit dismissal of local mental health administrators with board approval.
The trial of Klansman Thomas yields reactions grieving perceived injustice as prosecutors close without FBI witness Gary Rowe. Rowe testified he rode in the car from which the fatal shot was fired while Klansman Wilkins received the gun. Eaton, the third defendant, died before trial.
A Corry couple led by former mayor Philip Zalzneck and United Fund chair reports a UF Oh! apparition at their Wright Street home during dinner. He describes a radiant smiling face near the window and a halo when he signed a contribution, urging others to give. The tale blends with a botched legislative note about amendments and ongoing state affairs including unemployment figures and court appointments.
Dirksen said the upcoming Manila Asian conference will not alter voter views on Viet Nam or the November 8 elections. He noted excluding India, Pakistan and Japan weakens the gathering. Fulbright urged new moves but doubted substantial change, calling for a bombing pause. White House and UN officials denied pre election air war halts.
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