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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1968
Page
7
Unclear text notes a Vietnam era incident with parallel ban context and possible raids. Mentions spokesman remarks and combat fire, hints at aircraft activity and timing around Friday. Details are fragmentary and cannot confirm specific events or outcomes.
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito will spend the Easter recess visiting Erie and Crawford counties with 12 events in six days. He will meet ASCA committees at the Erie ASCS office and speak at Corry City Building about housing facilities. He then addresses Meadville, Titusville, and Erie groups on legislative issues and campaigns, ending as speaker at the Erie Life Underwriters luncheon.
The National Farmers Organization ends its 35 state livestock market boycott after two months. President Oren Lee Staley says a bloc selling plan may relieve farmer price pressure and names timing for details at meetings in 35 states. Prices show little change since the action began, with hogs and steers near prior levels.
An encyclopedia salesman Floyd Buddy Ayers of Stone Mountain acted as an usher at Dr King’s funeral though not cleared by the arrangements committee. FBI notes show interest in his presence while the King family and Secret Service held conflicting beliefs about his clearance. He seated former VP Nixon and guided Senator Kennedy, amid surrounding security confusion.
A car and a camper collided Saturday, caught fire, and killed two people. Thomas Baker and Pamela Dowell, both 19, died Sunday. Ronald Feldbauer, 23, was listed in critical condition. The crash occurred near Ridgway. injuries totaled five others.
A wind driven blaze at Kenneth Arrowsmith’s farm in Fairview destroyed two barns and part of the home, killing seven registered horses and causing about $60,000 in damage. Firefighters from Fairview and four neighboring units fought the flames starting around 5 p.m. and suspect a nearby brush fire sparked the blaze.
ERIE AP The rupture at Hammermill Paper Co sent wood pulp waste into Lake Erie at about 400 gallons per minute. Health officials said the mixture was not toxic but could harm marine life if large amounts entered the lake.
The note claims the subject completed the task within a day after securing suitable gear. It suggests equipment was attainable nearby in Ohio.
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