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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1967

Page

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Auction Notice From Meadville Area Store Sale

An auction event is announced for a Meadville area store sale near Blue Mn Sendor NY, listing items such as farm equipment, machinery, household goods, appliances, glassware, and furniture. Contact numbers 725-7386 or 2127 NDed for details. sale day set for a Saturday in April with items including sprayers, planters, bales, and various household wares.

Sman Revker Iman N.Y Talition Ite Blue Sendor N.Y Meadville Rly Harold Sale Stereochild Ralphur and Latte

12 Marines Killed 180 Wounded In Cong Attack

Communist forces shelled U.S. and Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam's northern sector. The U.S. report counts 12 Marines killed and 180 Marines plus seven Army artillerymen wounded in four attacks. No enemy casualties listed. Air operations over North Vietnam constrained by heavy cloud cover. Viet Cong announced a 48 hour Buddha's birthday truce from May 22 to May 24 Saigon time. An Air Force F4C bomber at Ubon in Thailand caught fire and exploded during takeoff. two crewmen unharmed, ground crewman seriously hurt. Page Six continuation noted.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S North Vietnam Panhandle Hanoi-Haiphong 1St Corps Buddha United States Ubon Thailand Bangkok North

Magistrates Hear Traffic Safety Aide

Pennsylvania driver improvement program reports success with 45,000 drivers sent back to school and only 100 repeat offenders. 167 schools operate statewide, driving total miles and driver counts cited as proof of progress. Attendees from Erie County include magistrates, constables, and local officials.

Pennsylvania Joseph A. Kane Buureau of Traffic Safety Harrisburg Erie County Magistrates and Constables Association Hotel Corry Kane Sherwood Jones Roger Fischer Richard Agresti County Association Richard Brabender Justice of the Peace C. Eric Paulson State Association Joseph Comer Elliott Lefaiver

Clay Brings Case to Draft Center in Houston

Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay arrived at Houston's federal building for his government confrontation over military service. He refused comment, carried a large envelope he said held all, and vowed to die for his religion. Induction tests and forms awaited as a crowd watched the scene with mixed reactions.

Houston Tex Cassius Clay Federal Building Muhammad Ali Clay San Jacinto Street Russia Red China Joe A. Real

Daylight Saving Time Starts Sunday

Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 am Sunday so adjust clocks and watches ahead tonight. Most households have several timepieces, so set them before bed to gain an extra daylight hour Sunday evening and lose an hour Sunday night until October 29.

Cappolino Gets Life For Wife's Murder

Cappolino receives life imprisonment for the murder of his wife after a court trial. District prosecutors said the verdict reflects a brutal crime and signals a harsh sentence. The case drew local attention amid ongoing concerns about domestic violence and justice.

Cappolino

Westmoreland Calls for All-Out Action in Vietnam

General Westmoreland told Congress that only unrelenting military political and psychological pressure on the Communist structure can win in Vietnam. He described U S forces as unbeatable and warned the war of national liberation will fail, while noting the enemy has doubled strength despite heavy losses.

Washington William Westmoreland Congress Vietnam North Vietnam U.S South Vietnam War of National Liberation White House House Senate

Illinois Democrat to head new House Ethics Committee

Melvin Price, 67, an Illinois Democrat, was chosen to head the bipartisan House Ethics Committee. The panel, 6 Democrats and 6 Republicans, will draft a code of ethics and enforcement methods. Members include Olin Teague, Joe Byrns, Watkins Abbitt, Wayne Aspinall, Edna Kelly, Charles Halleck, Leslie Arends, Jackson Betts, Robert Stafford, James Quillen, and Lawrence Williams.

Washington House Ethics Committee Adam Clayton Powell U.S. Court of Appeals House Powell Congress Melvin Price Democratic Committee On Committees Republican Leadership Committee Price Olin E. Teague Texas Joe L. Byins Tennessee Watkins M. Abbitt Virginia Wayne Aspinall Colorado Edna Kelly New York Charles A. Halleck Indiana Leslie C. Arends Illinois Jackson 5. Betts Ohio Robert T. Stafford Vermont James H. Quillen Lawrence G. Williams Pennsylvania Kelly Halleck Arends Stafford Williams

Doctor Coppolino Convicted of Second Degree Murder

In Naples Florida Dr Carl Coppolino aged 34 is found guilty of second degree murder in the drug murder of his wife. The verdict came after under four hours of jury deliberation and is paired with a life sentence imposed by Circuit Judge Lynn Silvertooth. The defense vows a new trial and possible appeal to the Florida Supreme Court.

Naples Fla Carl Coppoline Camera Coppoline Mary Cappolino Carmela F. Lee Bailey Florida Supreme Court Harry Miller Lynn Silvertooth Bailey Boston Sam Sheppard Coppolino Raiford Cappolino Murds Bailey

Garage Fire Destroys Furniture at Brook Street

A stubborn blaze destroyed a two car cinder block garage at 44 Brook street storing the Barbalaci family furniture and children’s clothing. Fire officials report unknown origin, possible wiring, with 22 firefighters deployed from South Center earlier fires. The garage belonged to Gerald and Mrs Fish who lived with the Barbalaci family. The Fish residence also suffered smoke and heat damage, exact losses not yet known. The fire started in a smoldering mattress and was quickly controlled.

Samuel Barbalaci Brook Street Gerald Fish Barbalaci Jerome Davis South Center Chestnut Streets Fish Davis

Filibuster Blocks Alabama Road Plan Readings Delayed

In Montgomery Alabama Senate sessions extended into the night for a fifth consecutive day due to a filibuster over a proposed road program. Senator Hugh Morrow of Birmingham participated, refusing a dinner recess and then using his hour to read from a food book in vivid detail.

Montgomery Ala Hugh Morrow Birmingham Alabama Senate Morrow Senate

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