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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1968
Page
11
Fragmentary text indicates an estate matter in Erie County with mention of payment or demands by named individuals. No clear party names, dates, or actions are discernible. the item reads as an administrative notice fragment.
Tokyo AP reports a sweeping purge in Communist China targets leftists and old cronies. public absences hint at self criticism and possible reform or execution. Mao demands total loyalty, with counterrevolutionary labeling guiding harsh penalties and on the spot executions amid rallies and political trials.
The Sanitation Department Band, ordered to disband due to manpower shortages, plans concerts for teens on its own time with support from Assemblyman Leonard P. Stavisky. City Councilman Frank X. Smith leads Operation Band Aid to preserve the official band.
TORONTO Ar Two doctors complete the first year of a smoking withdrawal center financed by federal health grants. The program studies why people smoke and helps heavy smokers quit among 200 civic employees. Researchers Dr G W O Moss and Dr Norman C Delaurue say the aim is early detection of lung cancer rather than a cure.
In Harrisburg AP report Gov Shafer's aide Stanl ey Miller, a white special assistant on Human Affairs, listens to slum residents in Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania to address unrest. He emphasizes communicating with educated young locals seeking dignity and stake in change while noting civil rights laws require tangible implementation.
Haiti's famed naive artists began in rough, improvised formats. Hector Hyppalite, movement founder, painted fences with enamel and feathers. Micius Stephane created on old calendars, and Louverture Poisson began on discarded film as four museums vied for his work.
In Charlotte Detective Henry McGray of the police department community relations section has been conducting a search for women who guard their pocketbooks. He offers a $5 reward on behalf of the Charlotte Merchants Association to promote purse snatching prevention.
Champaign County extension adviser Earl Bantz warns farmers that the new state child labor law limits work by youths under 16. Prohibited tasks include handling blasting agents and dynamite, applying toxic chemicals, serving as flagman on public roads, operating heavy or explosive equipment, and other hazardous farm duties. A Las Cruces student, Marcia White, mentions state facts in a separate item.
House leaders express cautious confidence the Senate passed civil rights open housing bill will reach President Johnson before the Thursday recess. A Rules Committee vote and possible House action loom as Republicans waver and a key member switches sides amid debate on conference or direct assent.
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