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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1969
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads notes The Pizza Shop on Hatch Street will be open tonight from 5 p m to 1 a m under new owners. Orders phone 665-5491. Also listedSpot Line-O-Ads rep Winona Monument Co 665-0181 Hatch Street.
An American in his 50s described as amiable and a country club type, and his wife, were interrogated by two Scotland Yard counter espionage detectives Friday night. No charges were filed. identities and case details were not released. U.S. Embassy officials visited Scotland Yard for discussions. Police said they consulted the FBI before the raid on the couple’s lavish suburban home.
Aosta engineers fitted underground steam pipes along a mile of the Aosta Alpine highway to test keeping it ice free in winter. They say the cost is prohibitive for general use but expect future roads to be warmed for safety. The report notes a 1961 espionage case involving Morris and Lola Cohen and related police activity.
The funeral service for John F. Mitchell was held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday morning with Rev. Walter Gilliland officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Ross Fehlman and Douglas Hanks among others. Attendees came from Poughkeepsie Erie Falconer Hamburg and other nearby towns.
Venango County developers interview at least three firms for the former American Greeting Card plant in the Reno park. One NYC firm may hire up to 300 women in women's garments. Two other firms could employ 50 to 60 men each as the plant closes today after a three month shutdown from a peak of 300 workers. Bonn reports German beer exports reached 29 million dollars to over 140 countries in 1968.
The Nixon administration ordered seven Job Corps centers to close immediately and six more to begin shutdowns by May 1. Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz had announced 59 of 113 centers would close by July 1. Sen. Alan Cranston proposed a resolution barring closures until Congress completes its deliberations.
Minneapolis race talk centers on Raymond P. Nordin an independent challenging Dan Cohen and Gerard Hegstrom in a planned 50 mile foot race from City Hall to Hudson Wisconsin The prospect hinges on a 3 am start and state patrol as judges Nordin offered to pay the costs but the plan likely won t happen.
Mrs. Taylor 1886 birth in Oshkosh Wisconsin moved from Oil City to Erie area 21 years ago. Survived by four daughters Laurel Haas Phyllis Proper Relta Blair Mable Sutley and five sons Clifford Owen V Weston Edgar LaRue and many grandchildren with two siblings in Florida. Funeral at Bracken Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. Marlin Klingensmith officiating burial in Spring Creek Cemetery.
MARSEILLES France AP reports new sound signals at street crossings near a school for the blind. A bell rings when the light is green and a buzzer sounds for cross traffic. signals operate only as students go to or leave school.
Oesterbybruk Sweden AP four deserters join a new job training camp offering room board medical care TV and five hours daily Swedish lessons. About 300 American defectors and draft resisters in Sweden largely prefer city life, while four pioneers or students describe the camp as a needed option with personal bedrooms shared kitchen and living room.
Houston report notes North Korean attempts to test U S nerve after a Navy reconnaissance plane was shot down. Marine Gen. Alan J. Armstrong cautioned for vigilance, while President Nixon ordered continued reconnaissance flights. The piece also covers displaced military deserters in Sweden adjusting to civilian life with Labor Market Board aid.
Patrick Stout a 53 year old Houston resident and former Army master sergeant who watched the July 16 1945 atomic blast from nine miles away died of leukemia in Houston. Doctors said there is a strong probability the leukemia resulted from exposure to atomic radiation during service. Stout had worked at the Federal Land Bank of Houston before and after his army service, rising to vice president and secretary before resigning in 1967.
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