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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1969

Page

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Corry Youth Finds Body Nearby Mead Park Courts

A man identified as Robert Chapman, missing since November, was found dead near Mead Park tennis courts. Deputy Coroner Bracken noted long decomposition. autopsy to determine cause and identity. Police and Corry Ambulance assisted, body taken to Erie County morgue for pathologist exam.

Alyearld West Smith Street Hay Mead Park Tennis Courts Robert Chapman Olin Bracken Jr Chapman Bracken Bruno Soboleski West Smith Street Olin Bracken Erie County Charles Sutton Corry Ambulance Service Erie

Quiet Abilene Holds Ike Burial After Rites

Dwight D Eisenhower’s boyhood town remains hushed after the former president’s funeral. Mamie Eisenhower laid flowers on the vault as a few relatives and officials paid their respects. About 100000 people crowded into Abilene for the tribute and the Place of Meditation area saw only a small quiet audience as dusk fell.

Abilene Kan Dwight D. Eisenhower Secret Service United States Buckeye Street Eisenhower Center Lincoln Grammar General Services Administration Eisenhower Complex Trim

Vietnam War Toll Surpasses Korean Conflict Deaths

AP report shows 312 Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week, up 18 percent, bringing total US combat deaths to 33,641 in eight years. Wounded rise to 210,639 as allied losses mount. Vietnam casualty pace nears World War I totals. Continued on Page Six.

Saigon Vietnam U.S. Command U.S

Two Children Die in Rural Fire. Woman Burned Trying to Save Them

A 24-year-old woman suffered severe burns while attempting to rescue two daughters who died in a rural house fire near Selvisghove. Seven-year-old Anna and four-year-old Kathy Sheasley perished. Mrs Jane Sheasley and another daughter Su Ban, age six, were listed in guarded condition. father Luther and son Ruben, five, were treated and released. Fire marshal and sheriff investigate the blaze.

Selvisghove Here Snyder County Anna Kathy Sheasley Jane Sheasley Su Ban Evangelical Hospital Lewisburg Luther Ruben

UC Merger Elects 9 Directors in Interim Convention

Union City Area School Jointure plans an April 16 convention at Concord Elementary School to elect nine of its current 15 directors to oversee a new merged district. Directors from Union Borough Union Township and Bloomfield Township will participate and the interim board becomes the first permanent merged board. Three methods exist for electing directors in the merged district.

Union City Area School Jointure Union Ee Union Township Bloomfield Township Kenneth Frantz Concord

Blue Cross Seeks 12.2 Percent Rate Increase

Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania asks for a 12.2 percent rate hike for 720000 subscribers. President William Ford says the increase, filed with the State Insurance Commission, would take effect August 1 under the merit rating program and excludes master, non-group, and 65 special hospitalization plans.

Pittsburgh Blue Cross Western Pennsylvania William #. Ford State Insurance Commission Ford

Soviets Issue Warning to Czechs on Protests

Moscow pressed Prague to halt anti-Soviet demonstrations or face Soviet troops. Andrei Grechio and Vladimir Semyonov conveyed the ultimatum to Czechoslovak leaders, with warnings of tanks if security steps were not tightened. Demonstrations erupted after a hockey game loss to the USSR, sparking vandalism and insults toward Russians across several cities.

Prague Moscow Czechoslovaka Andrei Grechio Vladimir Semyonov Tass Czechoslovak Communist Party Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Stockholm Sweden Aeroflot Kromeriz Moravia

Raymond Parent First $100 Million Year At Associated Spring

New York Associated Spring Corporation reports its 1986 sales reached 108,562,691 with record earnings of 5,366,571 and earnings per share of 2.85 after a 10 percent stock dividend. Carlyle F. Barnes and Wallace Barnes cited six straight sales records and seven straight dividend gains. A separate item notes Robert Powell, 19, of Noblestown was killed in a crash on Pennsylvania 22 in North Fayette Township.

New York Associated Spring Corporation Carlyle F Carlyle F. Barnes Corry ASC Raymond Manufacturing Raymond Merchandising Pittsburgh Robert Powell Noblestown Pennsylvania 22 North Fayette Township

Laird Says Ready To Veto Deletion Of God References

Washington AP Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird prepared to veto plans to delete references to God as criticism rose over the guidance program. Rep David W Dennis indicated he had complained to Laird, noting General Eisenhower's death as ironic timing.

Washington Defense Melvin R. Laird Gen Eisenhower Rep David W Dennis R-Ind Laird American Civil Liberties Union

Panthers Indicted in Plot to Bomb New York Stores

21 Black Panthers charged in a 12 count indictment for conspiracy to murder arson and weapons violations. Authorities say the group planned to bomb Macy’s Alexander’s Bloomingdale’s Korvette’s and Abercrombie & Fitch and to blow railroad tracks and kill police. 12 suspects arrested in early raids. two more held in Newark.

Black Panthers Nyc New York Manhattan Black Panther Party Atty. Frank Hogan Newark N.J Supreme Court Charles Marks Marks Robert S. Collier Lewisburg Macy's Alexander's Bloomingdale's Korvette’s Abercrombie & Fitch

Tax Protest Grows in Pennsylvania Over State Budget

Fayette County Tax Protest Committee leader Wil iam Duffield says thousands of Pennsylvanians may refuse to pay taxes rather than support Gov. Shafer's 2.52 billion budget. He cites welfare ranks, mining towns, and mandated local spending as drivers, noting bipartisan resistance to the proposed income tax and statewide aid cuts.

Harhisburg, Pa Pennsylvania Fayette County Wiliam E. Duffield Uniontown State House Appalachian Sha Dutfield Harrisburg William B. Northrop Beaver Falls Duffield Shafer

Sales Girls Challenge City Peddling Rules

Two women argued with Police Chief Frank Carnegie about city ped dling rules. They sought street selling without licensing. Carnegie cited the ordinance requiring applications and a 15 day wait. They left without applying and were warned any solicitation could lead to arrest. Citizens were urged to call police if approached.

Magazie Carnegie

Corry Tax Deadline Mirrors U.S. Filing Date

Corry residents must file earned income tax forms by April 15. William Miller, tax receiver, urged wage earners to verify forms and request replacements if needed. The Corry office in the City Building opens to aid filers with a noon closing on Monday and warns a one percent penalty on late returns. A separate note reports a British RAF Hunter jet crash five miles from Clark AFB in Manila.

William Miller Cuty Conry

French Creek Flood Closes Roadway Near Waterford

High water from several days of rain forced the closure of a major highway intersection south of Waterford and covered a road south of Erie. Traffic was diverted onto PA 86 as water lapped the Pennsylvania 5 86 area while US 19 junction remained shut. Pittsburgh forecasters warned the danger was local with no broader flood threat.

Erie Waterford Pittsburgh French Creek US &N U.S. 19 Pennsylvania 86

Vigorito Attacks Subsidy for Foreign Cigarette Ads

Washington Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito criticizes a one year extension of a $210000 government subsidy for cigarette advertising in Japan, Thailand, and Austria. He says it shows the United States as ridiculous and mercenary and urges funds be used to aid U.S. tobacco growers to switch to other crops.

Washington Joseph P. Vigorito Japan Thailand Austria United States Vigorito House Agriculture Committee U.S. Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Wing Division Aero Flow Dynamics Gets $28 000 PIDA loan

The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority approved a 28 000 loan for the Wing Division of Aero Flow Dynamics at 916 West Main Street in Corry. The loan is part of a statewide package totaling over 104 million with EIDCO loans of 600 000 for Lord Corp and R D and D expansions.

Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority Corry PIDA Corry Area Industrial Development Corp Wing Aero- Flow Dynamics West Main Street Harrisburg Erle Eidco, Inc Lord Corp R, D

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