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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1968
Page
7
Fragmentary note mentions Arlen Karafin and a former accused figure tied to violations. Details are missing, unclear jurisdiction, and dates. Further readable text needed to identify parties, charges, and outcome.
A damaged fragment reports a county incident where six people fell to an embankment amid braking failure. Names and details are unreadable, but authorities investigated and transported several injured passengers.
New York AP report notes a shift as men challenge women for top paying secretarial jobs. It cites 98 percent of secretaries and typists being women in 1960 and says industry sources expect 200,000 more secretaries annually for the next decade. It mentions examples from Wilson to Rockefeller and argues men have advantages in travel and late hours. A separate item reports June draft quota for Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to supply 1,453 conscripts toward a national 29,500.
Prague reports four months into Czechoslovakia's model of Socialist democratization. Party chief Dubcek pushes changes while preserving core communist tenets. Press freedom grows, but warnings against sensationalism emerge as the secret police fade and public opinion reshapes politics.
Local residents report visits and greetings among Bear Lake households. J C Manwaring hosted and was joined by friends such as Fenton Hazeltine and Troy Hazeltine in Pittsfield. Others from Ashville Panama Youngstown and Corry stopped by or joined gatherings with Katherine Smith and Christine Jaquith.
Oil City police say Steven Brown of Oil City drove a stolen car arrested in Erie. The car belonged to William J. Wakefield of Titusville and was taken August 19 1967 from a Titusville parking lot. Wakefield’s car was recovered in Ripley New York and Brown faces larceny charges.
Three people and three horses were injured when a truck hit a trailer on Interstate 90 in Harborcreek Township. Drivers Robert W. Ellis 29 of Macedonia Ohio and David E. Friedman 27 of Maumee Ohio plus Friedmans wife Sharon 19 were taken to St Vincent's Hospital with lacerations possible back injuries and possible fractures. The three horses were sent to a nearby farm.
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