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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1967

Page

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Communists Strike Around Quang Tri Front Near Capital

Communist troops attacked targets around Quang Tri City near the 17th parallel. They hit an artillery camp a forward prisoner camp and a U S advisory post damaging vehicles and freeing some prisoners. Vietnamese and U S forces reported casualties and unclear prisoner numbers while North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong activity continued in the province.

Enauun Quang Tri Quang Tri City U.S Quang Tri Prvince

Prison Fight Leaves Youth with Broken Jaw in Erie

A 19 year old Corry resident, Carl Johnson, is recovering in Erie County Prison after a fight in jail left him with a broken jaw. Johnson, held on larceny charges for a motor vehicle, was treated at Hamot Hospital, sent back to jail under guard, and the incident prompted Sheriff Andrew Hanisek to say it should have been reported to the County Prison Board. In a separate note Goa State’s new government was sworn in Panaji, ending direct Indian administration.

Erie County Carl Johnson Corry Hamot Johnson Erie County Prison Andrew Hanisek County Prison Board Goa Bombay India Panaji K. R. Damle

Battle relief during four hour clash near Cambodian border

A company sergeant cups water over a wounded soldier in a four hour battle in war zone C near the Cambodian border. B Company 1st Battalion 26th Infantry clashed with the Toth Viet Cong guard regiment to defend a large Viet Cong base camp.

1St Battalion 26Th Infantry Toth

Identity Sought For Male Body on Erie Peninsula

Erie authorities seek to identify a male skeleton found in Presque Isle State Park. A .22 pistol lay near the right temple, a suitcase with initials AAG contained SCUBA gear, a book, a hand pump, and diving weights. The body appeared to be in summer clothing and may date to last summer or fall. The coroner noted the case as unusual and ongoing.

Erie Presque Isle State Pari AAG Philadelphia Erie Police Department Merle Wood Wood

Survivor Tells Of Nurses Slayer Identification Trial

Public defender Gerald Getty questions Corazon Amurao, the lone survivor, about her identification of Richard Speck as the killer of eight nurses. The Philippines nurse testified four hours, describing the intruder with blond hair and dark clothes, and fingered Speck in court amid a crowded Chicago murder trial.

Chicago Willliam Martin Martin Speck Getty

Corry Man Fined and Sentenced to Weekend Jail

Meredith Gilmore, 28, of 432 West Smith Street, was fined 150 dollars, ordered to pay 55 dollars court costs, and given a six month weekend jail term by Judge Thomas Barber in Erie County court for a motor vehicle violation. Arresting officer Julius Wotus said a weekend schedule is being arranged.

Thomas Barber Erie County Meredith Gilmore West Smith Street Julius Gus) Wotus Gilmore

Star Studded Picket Lines At AFTRA Walkout

New York AP reports nine days of star driven protests outside NBC CBS and ABC as AFTRA performers strike. John Daly browses the CBS front with autographs and witty quips while engineers join in sympathy causing wavering broadcasts and talk of reruns. Local technicians and other crews walk out leaving replacements working amid reported delays and disrupted programming.

New York John Daly Intaw U.S CBS AFTRA American Federation of Television and Radio Artists NBC ABC Los Angeles National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians

Surtax On Income Debated Over Timing In July

Washington AP reports the administration backs away from a July 1 start for a 6 percent surtax on most income taxes while insisting the tax itself remains necessary to curb inflation in a potentially expanding economy. Officials expect to gather April estimates before presenting the plan to Congress, with hearings slated for June. a later start date such as September or October could be chosen amid congressional opposition and softer economic data.

Washington Congress House Ways and Means Committee

Inoculation Amid Meningitis Death At Millersville College

A Millersville State College student, Ralph J. Hyson, 19, died of meningitis after an outbreak prompted mass inoculations for about 1,400 students. The dormitory floor was sealed, and a second case was reported at the U S Navy Reserve Training Center in Dunmore, where 220 pupils were sent home early.

Millersville Millersville State College Ralph J. Hyson Hellam R. D York County St. Joseph's Hospital Lancaster Hyson Pennsylvania Wendel McLaughlin Ue U. 3. Naval Reserve Training Center Dunmore Joseph J. Tully Scranton Tully

Ransom Paid for Kidnapped Beverly Hills Boy Return

The 11 year old son of Herbert J. Young was returned safely after a $250000 ransom was paid. The kidnapers abducted Kenneth Young in Beverly Hills and left the money and the child in Santa Monica. FBI and Beverly Hills police are pursuing those responsible.

Beverly Hills Calif Kenneth Young Herbert J. Young Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association Santa Monica Westwood Clinton H. Ander FBI Wesley G. Grapp Los Angeles Kenneth Grapp Los Angeles Times Washington J. Edgar Hoover Hoover

Meadville Walkout Called Off By BLE Engineers

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers authorized a 3 p.m. Friday walkout at Meadville over a transfer point change blamed for longer walks to trains. J. D. Allen said 100 Meadville engineers and 000 to 1,000 EL engineers could be affected. Railroad officials initially denied details and noted Meadville labor tensions. The strike was later called off and referred to Railway Mediation Service for resolution.

Meadville — Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Erie Lackawanna Engineers Meadville Allen Meadvile Brotherhood Feet 100 C. B. Wogan Youngstown International Asso Cleveland, Ohio Erie Lackawanna Railroad Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Railway

Housing code training targets Corry eyesores in county court

Two Corry officials will attend a mock trial before President Judge Edward H. Carney in county court to help housing inspectors prepare evidence for code violations. The two week course in Erie City Hall involves David Johnson and Carl Hixson. Afterward the city will launch junk housing eradication under the Housing Code, with a list of first houses awaiting final arrangements with the Erie County Health Department.

Corry Edward H. Carney Erie Gerald Farmer County Health Department David Johnson Carl Hixson Johnson

US Troops Kill 3 In Korean DM Zone Battle

U S soldiers at a guard post in the Korean demilitarized zone clashed with North Korean patrols. The U N command reported three North Koreans killed, while North Korea claimed five dead and one wounded. No U S casualties were announced. The clash occurred about 165 feet south of the armistice line near Panmunjom after North Koreans crossed into the U N side and opened fire.

Seoul South Korea Korean Demilitarized Zone U.N North Korea U.S Demilitarized Zone Panmunjom

Former Cong Soldiers Now U S Scouts in Vietnam

United States hires former Communist soldiers to aid Marine patrols in South Vietnam. Repatriated troops, labeled Kit Carson scouts, guide troops to guerrilla positions, tunnels and caches, with about sixty scouts on U.S. payroll earning forty dollars.

Washington United States South Vietnam Pentagon Kit Carson North Vietnam U.S

Two vehicles damaged in early morning collision near Corry

At about 4 a.m. on Enat Colum bus avenue in front of the Corry Motor Lodge a car driven by Harry M. Prissell collided with a tanker driven by Fred Meadows. The car rammed a tree and sustained front-end damage. the truck bogged in mud and required towing. Prissell, 52, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released.

Corry Motor Lodge Enat Columbus Avenue Polee Harry M. Prissell Bewlekley East Columbus Fred Meadows Tioma Frissel Meadows Frissell Corry Memorial Hospital New

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