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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1970

Page

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Thousands Flee as Celia Aims at Texas Coast

Hurricane Celia with 90 mph winds drives thousands from Port Aransas and North Corpus Christi as authorities warn of eight inches of rain and dangerous tides. Mobile homes risk, evacuee delays, and coastwide preparations mark the unfolding storm scene.

Corpus Christi Tex Celia Texas Port Aransas Mustang Island Corpus Christi Beach Bayfront C. C. Hagan Galveston Houston Miles Oklahoma Ellington Air Force Base Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio Baytown Texas City Texas Department of Public Safety

Erie Firemen Raise Funds For Memorial Amid Sale Records

The Easter Sunday fire survivors memorial fund increased to about 37962 with $2300+ in recent donations. West Lake Hose Company led a $2013 check from memorial edition sales, plus $100 each from Mercer and Crawford County Firemen’s Auxiliaries, $50 from Seward Auxiliary, $25 from Mrs Florence Holton, $3 from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. McWilliams, and other supporters. A city park monument is planned for dedication in September during Firemen’s Week.

West Lake Hose Company of Erie Hose Company Mercer County Firemen’s Auxiliary Crawford County Firemen's Auxiliary Seward Volunteer Fire Company Florence Holton Friendship Fire and Hose Company Shamokin Lawrence W. McWilliams Midmonth

Reapportionment Plans Tied to 1970 Census

Washington reports that the 1970 census will shape the 93rd Congress in 1973 and determine how Pennsylvania’s representation may change. U S Rep. Joseph P. Vigorito outlined a special report on reapportionment showing shifts since 1960 and the drive toward equal per district populations under the one man one vote principle. The process calls for population totals by state to the President by December 1, 1970 and a census apportionment report to Congress by January 1971.

Washington Congress Pennsylvania U.S Joseph P. Vigorito United States Vigorito

Weekend Crash Kills Wattsburg Woman and Daughter

A three car collision on Route 8 north of Lowville killed Mrs. William Young, 33, and her daughter Christine, in a crash that also involved J Floyd Smith of Erie and Frederick M. Fiske of Washington DC. Young had just been named supervising principal at Union City Area High School and assumed duties July 21 after a year at Wattsburg Area High School. Coroner Merle Wood said both victims died instantly. The incident prompted state police to note other weekend accidents including a hit and run and two two car crashes with no injuries.

Union City Area High School Lowville William Young Christine Young Union City Wattsburg Area High School G.C. Murphy Co Corry Plaza Warren Flying Club Lawrence Airport Murphy Oscar Gilson West Frederick Street Artie Shaw Shaw Lawrence Frank Lucie Lucie Wattsburg Youngs William Jr J. Floyd Smith Erie Smith Frederick M. Fiske Washington, D.C Merle Wood Corry Dana J. Little Little Page Four

Horse Tramples Youth To Death In Oil City Stable

Oil City youth Richard S. Slater, 16, died when an excited horse knocked him down in a local stable near Oil City. State Police from Franklin identified the victim and said he was pronounced dead at the scene after the incident yesterday afternoon.

Oil City Franklin Richard S. Slater Here Slater

Continue Search For 300 Feared Dead In Sinking

In Nevis and St. Kitts an AP report details a 75-foot ferry carrying about 180 passengers that capsized and sank in five minutes off Nevis. Authorities fear 175 to 200 deaths. 43 bodies recovered, 88 survivors. Captain James Ponteen believed trapped inside the hull with the vessel in 130 feet of water near St John. Coast Guard divers to inspect the wreck later. Survivor accounts describe panic and people leaping overboard as the boat lurched. Phillip Miller and Sea Hunter No. 1 saved 62 of 65 aboard on the first rescue run, then aided 17 more survivors and 27 bodies on the second trip.

Nevis West Indies St. Kitts Canada England U.S. Coast Guard James Ponteen Coast Guard Edrade Walwyn Christena Lee Moore Basseterre Charlestown Diana Williams Phillip Miller Pompano Beach Fla

Hijacker Observes 747 With Castro in San Juan Visit

A bearded hijacker forced a Pan Am 747 to Havana then Miami and Puerto Rico. Castro examined the jet for over 30 minutes at Jose Marti airport while pilot Capt. Augustus Watkins answered questions about the 747s capacity and performance. The 52 minute stay to Cuba delayed arrival. the hijacker sought to retrieve luggage but lacked equipment.

San Juan P.R Fidel Castro Havana Miami Puerto Rico Che Guevara New York Augustus Watkins Cuba Castro Jose Marti Watkins Eee Fier Watkins Eeees

Kennedy decision on Johnson running mate and Vietnam pullback

Former aide Kenneth O'Donnell recounts Kennedy chose Lyndon Johnson as running mate in 1960 to avoid him as Senate leader. He also says Kennedy doubted U.S. path in Vietnam, favoring cautious withdrawal. Mansfield later urged more troops then withdrawal. Details cover Kennedy era leadership and Vietnam strategy amid NFL owners meeting aftermath.

New York Kenneth O'Donnell John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Senate Kenedy Steins Saan A A Sen Mike Mansfield Montana Vietnam Ann Mansfield Kennedy Waibieion Post Sec O’donnell United States Lyndon Johnson Lyndon Fice Bike Mansfeld Paulus MacArthur Chores de Gaulle Tallilland Pentagon MacArthur Cee Anet Malltary Enor O'Donnell

31 Merchants Ready For Bazaar Date

The 13th Annual Sidewalk Bazaar Days sale opens Thursday with ribbon cutting at 9 am on North Center and Washington streets. A breakfast at Corry Motor Inn precedes a three day event with 31 merchants, a five piece band, floats, and booths by Rainbow Girls and several local organizations. Richard Brostrom announces a $55 bond drawing at about 4 pm Saturday with merchant registration possible through the day.

North Center Washington Streets Corry Motor Inn Corry Chamber of Commerce North Center Street Cepribateas Dennis Frushone The Chamber Rainbow Girls Women's Relief Corps Corry Jayettes Tee Center

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