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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR line mentions possible entity references and obscure terms about an action or object. Readable parts suggest a note or caption but concrete facts or participants are not identifiable. Further context is required to produce a precise newspaper card.
A damaged text fragment mentions health and a dog, but details are unclear. The readable parts imply a halted action or sale and reference health matters, leaving the main event ambiguous.
Testimony opened in Pittsburgh as U.S. Steel sues United Mine Workers for violating arbitration clauses by striking Maple Creek and Robena mines in Greene County. UMW and US Steel dispute safety issues versus contract procedures. damages totaling $700,000 plus daily penalties are sought.
The piece notes a push for a Fair Share contribution scale from 1 percent to 2 percent based on income, urging residents to support Corry becoming the City of Good Guys. A late night contact quotes the Little Angel advocating collective pride and widespread giving to trigger a celebratory mood.
AGrades youngsters appear in a Journal photo showing a wounded boy and a companion with a transfer order in hand. The image portrays children engaged in make believe, Indian raids, and explorations of places as part of growing up.
Senator Richard Frame delivered a governor Scranton backed demand at Warren County Republican Women rally. He cited a handwritten memo portraying urgency to accelerate Route 6 and the Youngsville bypass with land acquisition already underway by Pennsylvania highways officials. Frame noted delays stem from lengthy right of way talks at termini.
Union City Area High School stages its sixth annual homecoming with an 8 p.m. football game against Fairview at the high school field. The 1986 Homecoming Queen candidates Kay Hunter Connie Edwards and Jean Maynard will be announced at halftime with entries Sue DeGerlando Jeanann Kostra and Brenda Wetmore on the court. A 1 30 p parade of about 50 units with prizes follows the floats will be on display at the high school. The Kid Ettes perform a 30 minute drill Ken Gehres showcases model airplane flying and a 6 30 banquet chaired by Mr and Mrs Paul Behan. The night concludes with a ball in the school gym.
The text notes that despite a stated purpose the action does not prevent acquisitions for rights of way in the outlying sections. It reflects ongoing consideration of expansion and access, with emphasis on route permissions and local hurdles.
Senior U.S. officers seek to defoliate the demilitarized zone to hide infiltrators but face Pentagon permission issues and international criticism. About 6,000 soldiers move into South Vietnam monthly from the north, with routes through the DMZ Laos and Cambodia. An alternative calls for a broad buffer south of the zone along the river border.
Defense analysis notes Britain must raise funds in Germany to ease foreign exchange strain. Germany has offset only 40 percent of the bill, risking a reduced Rhine army and potential NATO weakness. Diplomatic observers warn of renewed U S congressional pressure to cut European deployments amid Johnson administration stance against reductions.
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