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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1967

Page

6

Marriage Licenses Filed in Erie County Courthouse

Erie County report notes a marriage license for Earl A. Vanderhoof 40 Grand Valley and Norma Beers 43 Spring Creek. Corry substation adds two temporary state troopers Trooper John Connolly and Trooper Harry Eberhardt, graduates from the Hershey academy. A West Main Street parking collision injures Daniel T. Cooper 18, with damage to a parked car owner Judson H. Walters Titusville and Cooper's vehicle.

Erie County Earl A. Vanderhoof R. Do Grand Valley Norma Beers Spring Creek George Martin Corry Tnday Royal Unit Jobn, Connolly Harry Eberhardt In State Police Academy Hershey West Main Street Daniel T. Cooper East Main Street Cooper Judson H. Walters Titusville

Prison Escapee Nabbed After Fayettesville Bank Raid

Fayetteville police arrested George Gennis Myers, an escapee from Lewisburg, Pa., federal prison, after a bank robbery netted about $6,000. He was found with the stolen money and a pistol in a satchel following a wild chase. Myers was serving a two year term for a 1963 bank robbery in Bayboro, North Carolina.

Fayetteville N. Y Fayettesville Lewisburg George Gennis Myers Bayboro N. C

Rubber workers strike as mutual aid pact faces criticism

General Tire & Rubber Co with 3 052 employees extends to May 15 in Cleveland talks. A mutual aid agreement with the Big Four drew fire from International President Peter Bommarito who called it a throwback to labor battles of the 1930s. He urged proposals over solidarity pacts as negotiations center on increased unemployment benefits and a substantial wage rise amid multiplant strikes across Li File stone Goodrich and Uniroyal facilities.

General Tire & Rubber Co Cleveland General Tire Big Four Peter Bommarito Bommarito Bommartin Li Fi Stone Goodrich

Powell delays ouster fight as Powell awaits court ruling

After being ousted from the House, Adam Clayton Powell plans to wait for appellate action before attempting to seat his new election certificate. Sources say leadership expected quick appellate guidance. Powell aims to win in court or gain Supreme Court review to resolve the seating dispute.

Washington Adam Clayton Powell Swat Harlem House Powell U.S Court of Appeals District Court Appeals Supreme Court Hous New York Appeals Court

Mercyhurst Wins $54,000 U.S. Educational Grant

Mercyhurst College in Erie received a $54,000 grant from the U.S. Office of Education under the Higher Education Act to expand its intern teacher program and convert administrative tasks to data processing. About $9,200 will fund modernizing the student registration system in cooperation with Data Processing Inc of Brie. Six graduate students will participate in the intern program with $45,000 of the grant supporting them.

Washington Mercyhurst College Erie U.S. Office of Education Joseph P. Vigorito Mercyhurst Data Processing Inc Brie Mercywurst Vigorito

Corry PA Electric worker Dorr J. Clark to retire after 41 years

Dorr J. Clark, longtime Corry district general foreman for Pennsylvania Electric and former Venango Public Service and Penelee employee, retires at month end. He joined May 10, 1926 as a meter tender and groundman, rose to line foreman in 1937, and to his present post in 1947, with a lifelong Corry service record and community roles.

Dorr J. Clark Corry Pennsylvania Electric Company Penelee Clark Venango Public Service Company Elks Lodge Kiwanis Club St. Paul's

Multiple vehicle crashes cause injuries and route closures

Crash injuries at Hydetown cited as Graham treated for cuts and bruises after being freed from his car with rescue equipment. The wreck caused $1,200 damage to Graham’s vehicle and knocked out Hydetown electrical service for over two hours before repair crews restored power. A separate Route 97 collision near Union City involved four cars with no injuries and $650 in damage. Drivers Cracium Williams Ludwig Baumbaugh and Brown were named along with their ages and residences. A later farm market line lists livestock prices and categories with varying percentages.

Graham Hydetown Pennsylvania Electric Company Union City Paul Sita Samuel Cracium Erie Merritt A. Williams Robert Ludwig John G. Connolly Connolly

Girl Hidden in Admiral's Bed Sparks Navy Letter of Inquiry

Sandra Hilder, 20, from Long Jetty Australia, spent a night aboard the USS Long Beach in Sydney seeking a California reunion with Bud Brewer. A guard alerted, and Marine guards and a Sydney police officer questioned her after she slept on the admiral's bed. She said she hid in the admiral's cabin and looked around, believing she appeared harmless despite the top secret surroundings. The ship remained in port five days with visitors allowed aboard.

Sydney Australia California U.S. Navy Long Beach Sandra Hilder Long Jetty Philippines Sandra America Bud Bud Brewer Glacier

Ghoulish Prank Triggers Firemen Scare

Firemen confronted an unidentified teen posing as a stumbling scare on a street. The youth in his late teens or early twenties staged a hoax with three friends watching, then fled as police arrived. Fire crews extinguished a rear yard rubbish fire.

Wig

Raid Restaurant Raid Sparks Gambling Charge in Meadville

Meadville authorities raided the Villa Valenti restaurant and arrested bartender Frank D. Gotto on traffic in lottery tickets. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Wesley Sister and released on $1,000 bail with a hearing set May 2 at Slater's Hayfield Township office. State and city police coordinated the operation led by Sgt. Earl Z. Shultz.

Meadville Frank D. Gotto Gotto Justice of the Peace Wesley Sister Slater Hayfield Township Earl Z. Shultz John Holt Holt Set- Shultz

Navy says no charges after Long Beach incident

A Navy spokesman announced no charges against the girl involved after the Long Beach incident. The ship escorted the vessel a mile out to sea and returned. the Long Beach is conducting a routine investigation into the matter.

Hhem Long Beach Navy

Ohio Poll Finds Strong Opposition to Lake Erie Canal

Congressman J William Stanton survey of Ashtabula Geauga Lake Portage and Summit counties shows 62 percent oppose the billion dollar canal with only 26 percent in favor sowie widespread public concern over costs land takings and local tax implications. Opponents dominate Ashtabula Summit and Portage while public hearings are urged.

Washington Joseph P. Vigorito Ohio Vigorito J. William Stanton Ashtabula Geauga Lake, Portage Summit Corps of Engineers Congressman Stanton Stanton Ashtabula County Grand River Valley Portage

Titusville Girls Escape After Alleged Abduction

Two 18 year old girls told Titusville police they were forced into a car by a man who drove them into the countryside. They escaped when the vehicle stopped and ran into the woods. officers found them after they fled from pursuit. Investigation ongoing.

Titusville North Side

Plan Rites For Rev V J Reiser at Sacred Heart Erie

Monsignor Vitus J. Reiser, longtime pastor of St Elizabeths, dies prompting funeral plans. A Solemn Pontifical High Mass will be at Sacred Heart Church Erie with Bishop Wheal officiating. Visitation today and tomorrow. body to church Monday. interment Trinity Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening.

V. J. Reiser Sacred Heart Church Erie Vitus J. Reiser Monsignor Reiser St. Elizabeth's Church John F. Wheal Trinity Cemetery

Trustees Stand Firm Against Priests Firing at Catholic U

Washington AP reports a faculty strike at the Catholic University over the dismissal of Father Charles E. Curran. Dean Walter Schmitz vowed no compromise, demanding Curran be reinstated as assistant professor of theology. Students boycotted classes, demonstrated, and planned continued protests as the board considered its course of action.

Father Curran Theology School

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