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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1968

Page

6

Probed Fair Just a Paragraf Now In Erie

Police logged a string of incident reports in Erie including a bottle broken near Simmer and East Pleasant, a 7:55 PM bumper to bumper collision on South Center Street causing $300 damage, and a 6:25 AM red Mustang incident with a claimed fight. A separate wreck on Route 6 west of Corry caused $500 damage to each car. Police also reported a forged riot alarm at Ainsworth Field and a misdated tax balance in two city wards.

Simmer East Pleasant South Center Street Ruth Mulgin Liberty Street Lloyd Ren Colinty de Sargent Grove Street Warren Junior Alexander Cobinbus Barnard Louise Dyke Sarau Mall Gent Twitch Larry Rooney West 14 Unt Street Lorraine Nat Brie Louis J. Tul [Tio Ehe Jack Laraway Makit Till Soe Hill Sone Bowers Laraway Sugar Grove Corry Walter Machemer A. J. Kimmy Lemon Street Machemer

Mass for Mrs Goring Held at St Thomas Church

A Mass for Mrs Goring was celebrated at St Thomas Church at 9 30 am with Rev John Lucas as celebrant. A preceding prayer service took place at St George Futesal Tome, followed by burial in Themas Cemetery. Bearers included Arthur Goring, Robert Goring, John Maloney, Edward Roach, Jack Malone, and Jeff Bacon, with many relatives and friends from Erie, Cleveland, Clarion, Ridge Way, Titusville, Sigel, and nearby towns in attendance.

Ars Iselle Cingring St. Thomas St George John Lucas Themas Cemetery Arthur Goring Robert Goring John Maloney Edward Roach Jack Malone Jeff Bacon Serview Floyd Hopkins William Higby Peter Hood Thomas Mitchell Alan William Goring Elizabeth Goring Arthur Erie Louise Carmichael Cleveland William Slangehaupt Clarion William Clinger Dorothy Clover Strattonville John Goring Carol Goring Ted Goring Ridge Way Madeline Josephine Titusville Agnes Songer Alice Songer Clark Songer Sigel

Thief Steals Two 100-Pound Meteorites at Mount Wilson

Mount Wilson California police report a theft of two meteorites from the observatory. Each rock weighed 75 to 100 pounds and valued at 1800 dollars. The meteorites were purchased in 1909 after being found in a Southern California desert.

Thief Mount Wilson Calif Sheriff's Offiers California Observatory

U S Planes and Ballot Box Rush in Colorado

The report covers Allied air operations reopening Highway 9 after the Khe Sanh siege and a Colorado Grand Junction ballot box sale as Mesa County shifts from paper ballots to machines, prompting collectors to seek antique items. The piece highlights the broader wartime chronology and a local voting equipment transition.

U.S Highway 9 Khe Sanh Grand Junction Colo Mesa County

Deaths Mrs F May McKinney 1133 Hillsdale Pittsburgh

Mrs. F May McKinney 1133 Hillsdale Pittsburgh died Thursday at St Clair Memorial Hospital Mt. Lebanon Pa after April 8 admission for a fractured hip. Age 22? Born August 11 1885 in Canada. Survives include sister Eva, sister-in-law Mrs A W McKinney and one nephew. Funeral at E B Laughlin Pittsburgh tomorrow 4 p.m. graveside Pine Grove Cemetery Monday 1 p.m. Bracken Funeral Home will handle local arrangements.

McKinney Hillsdale Pittsburgh St. Clair Memorial Hospital Mt. Lebanon Canada Corty High School Eva McKinney Indaw A. W. McKinney E. B. Laughlin Pine Grove Bracken Funeral Home

Deadly Twister Ravages Greenwood and Surrounding Areas

A killer storm swept southwest Greenwood then hit the business district, killing most victims in the first area. Communications failed and traffic clogged highways as rescue efforts lagged. Tornadoes also touched Waveland Booneville Dardanelle and Clarksville, but Greenwood reported the only deaths and injuries. No property damage estimate was given. the Weather Bureau called it Arkansas's most destructive storm since 1952.

Page One Greenwood Oklahoma Arkansas U.S. Weather Bureau Waveland Booneville Dardanelle Clarksville Weather Bureau Judsonia Denver

Another Heart Transplant Plans in About Six Weeks

Washington AP reports Dr Christiaan Barnard plans another heart transplant in roughly six weeks. He proposes using permanently implanted silver studs as physiological signposts to aid the procedure and monitoring.

Barnard Washington Christiaan Barnard

FBI sought fugitive Ray Galt arraigned for multiple crimes

The FBI described Ray Galt as 5 foot 10, 163 to 174 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes and small stars on his forehead and palm. Acquaintances call him a loner who enjoys beer vodka country music and dancing, while FBI records note he spent 13 years in custody and served in the Army. Separately, South Africa’s Barnard announced plans for a third heart transplant operation for Dr Philip Blaiberg, detailing silver clips to mark heart edges for X-ray monitoring and potential enlargement after transplant.

Ray FBI Galt New Orleans Missouri Los Angeles Army Barnard Philip Blaiberg Washington Blaiberg George Washington University School of Medicine

Law aims to speed car license renewals in Pennsylvania

State Representative R Budd Dwyer of Meadville co-sponsors House Bill 2272 allowing county treasurers to act as agents for the Department of Revenue for annual renewals of motor vehicle registrations and drivers licenses. Prime sponsor is Representative William H. Claypoole of Armstrong County. The 11 sponsors say the change would reduce confusion and delay from Revenue's Harrisburg office. The bill has been referred to the House Committee on Motor Vehicles and Highway Safety.

R. Budd Dwyer Meadville Department of Revenue Pennsylvania William H. Claypoole Armstrong County of ‘Revenue Harrisburg House ‘Committee On Motor Vehicles

Jefferson Memorial Faces Urgent $1.2 Million Repair Request

National Park Service Director George B. Hartzog Jr. pleaded before a House subcommittee for a $1.2 million fund to stop the Jefferson Memorial from sliding toward the Tidal Basin. He warned earth settlement and structural failures threaten the facade and pose a hazard to millions of visitors to the 26 year old memorial near the cherry blossom area.

Washington Thomas Jefferson George B. Hartzog Jr National Park Service Congress Jefferson Memorial House Appropriations Hartzog

Million dollar Army bedroom furniture contract filed

Washington reports a $1,079,619 term contract with Maddox Table Co. of Jamestown New York for traditional style wood bedroom furniture for U S Army family housing and bachelor officers quarters. GSA notes the open end agreement covers projected Army needs with Natick Laboratory designs and includes beds dressers chests night tables and wall mirrors.

Washington New York General Services Administration GSA Commerce Busliell Daily Maddox Table Co Jamestown N.Y Thespokesman U.S. Army Natick Laboratory Natick, Mass

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