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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1966

Page

7

No Sanctuary Policy Of U S Dangerous Says Senator

Senator Fulbright labels the administration policy dangerous for hot pursuit over Vietnam while Dirksen calls it a recognized doctrine of war. Jackson supports warning China what is in store if planes are attacked. Kennedy urges caution as Chinese response possibilities raise broad war-spiraling concerns. Dirksen notes hot pursuit past Korea era limits may have prolonged conflict.

Washington J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Viet Nam Senate Everett M. Dirksen China Henry M. Jackson D. Wash Senate Armed Services Committee Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y Thailand South Dirksen

Shows Movies To Win His Court Case

James Brown of Tampa was cleared of a traffic charge after showing color movies in city court of cars and a motorcycle cop making an illegal left turn. The judge noted mercy over guilt. Brown, 43, organist at Al Lopez Field, filmed home games of the Cincinnati Reds during Spring training and used the footage to illustrate the infraction.

Tampa Fla James Brown Tom Meyers Brown Tama al Lopez Field Cincinnati Reds Iears

Cancer drive under way in French Creek town

The cancer drive is under way in French Creek with Mrs. E K Storer as chairwoman and Mrs. Melle Sweet as cochairwoman. Dozens of volunteers listed include Mrs. Clifford Aikens Jr., Mrs. Donald Bensink, Mrs. Norman Teed, Mrs. Gordon Shampoe and Mrs. Donald Willey among others. Local residents and visitors chapters are noted across Meadville, Corry, Clymer, Erie and Jamestown as social visits, family events, and weekend activities are recorded in this cross town update.

French Creel E. K. Storer Melle Sweet Cochairman Clifford Aikens Jr Donald Bensink Norman Teed Gordon Shampoe Donald Willey Gary Kostreba Corry David Albright Alice Camp Richard Smalk Findley Lake Max Bemis Hatch Hallow Baptist Church Gary Evans Euclid Ohio Glen Evans John Hamilton Johnny Meadville Carl A. Marsh Sr Elouise Helen Wright Sibley Wright Joseph Nakoski Theodore Nakoski New Paltz N. Y Larry Piazza Carlie Wallcott Edward Prugar Dunkirk Carl L. Marsh Tonia Helen Rouse Audrey Rouse Fred Ahlgrin Sr North East Norfolk George Gravis Brenda Erle Charles Camp Pittsburgh Beverly Love Albright Clymer George Imhoff John West Irvine Clifford Aikens Ily Philip Gravink Walter DeShazer Walter Douglass DeShazer Albert Johnson Michele Jamestown Dean Rex Roger Cooper and Sons Carl A. Marsh Elouise Marsh Cecil Humphrey Hazel Harrss Erie Pearl Bemis

Marine Bank launches first international department in Pa outside Philly

Marine Bank International Service Started announces formation of an international department in Erie. President Charles H. Bracken cites Erie as an international port, with plans to issue letters of credit dollar drafts and act as paying agent for foreign drafts. John D. Sipple to head department. Bank joins six Philadelphia and two Pittsburgh banks in the Bankers Association for Foreign Trade.

Erie—Marine National Bank Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburgh Charles H. Bracken Erie New International Department John D. Sipple Marine Bankers Association For Foreign Trade Pennsylvania Exporters

Urbana Soldier Reclassified, Won’t Enter Army

David L. Lehigh, 25, an Army sergeant in Viet Nam since early April, has been reclassified by the Selective Service Board and will not be drafted. His wife and three children reside in Urbana.

Urbana, Ul David L. Lehigh Viet Nam Selective Service Board Lehigh Urbana

Prosecutor Will Be Named In DA Assault Case

MAYVILLE NY Chau tauqua County Judge Edwin G O Connor to name a special prosecutor today for the felony assault case against District Attorney Sidney s Hewes He was arrested Tuesday evening in the office of Arthur Thomas North Harmony peace justice and pleaded innocent to the third degree assault charge He requested a preliminary examination on the second degree assault charge He was released on his own cognizance pending further action The charge stems from an alleged assault on Dr Louise Park a Lakewood practitioner She says Hewes struck her in the face and chest with his fists and chased her with a car near the Hewes Victoria on Chautauqua Lake The case is connected to a fence repair dispute at a right of way near Hewes residence

Mayville N.Y Chautauqua Edwin G. O'Connor Sidney's_ Hewes Arthur Thomas North Harmony Louise Park Kill Lakewood Hewes Victoria Chautauqua Lake

County Eyes Security Recaptured Escapee Arraigned

Erie County Jail inmate Witko who escaped en route to Erie County Hospital was arraigned on prison breach before Alderman Rossiter. Recaptured at 4 a.m. by City Patrolman Aleksandrowicz after 19 hours of freedom. Driver Stanley Glance of Erie and a hospital guard faced no action for staying with inmates. The case prompts a review of transport procedures and security by the prison board chaired by Sheriff Hanisek. County officials and the board plan further action and reporting on the escape and prior breaches.

Erie Alex Witko Erie County Erie County Hospital Samuel A. Rossiter Witko Bruce Reeder Ben Aleksandrowicz Stanley Glance Arthur ©. Brueckman Reeder Andrew Hanisek Hanisek William O' Hill Jr County Institution District Brueckman

The Journal Daily Delivers Daily Parenting News

Residents learn practical guidance and timely features for raising teens at home and away. The publication covers education, safety, health, and community events with concise, action oriented insights.

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IOC limits high altitude training for 1968 Olympics

In Rome the IOC restricted training at Mexico City altitude to four weeks in the last three months before the 1968 Games. Permanent highland residents are exempt. President Avery Brundage warned that bypassing the rule could lead to disqualification.

Rome International Olympic Committee IOC Mexico City Avery Brundage

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