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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1969
Page
3
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In Harrisburg, a federal suit against York police for illegal search expands to include brutality allegations amid racial disorders. Bennie L. Carter and Clarence Ausby testified officers fired on them from an armored vehicle after racial slurs, with injuries to about 50 others and a woman fatally shot.
Erie mayor Carl L. Tullio may reopen a taxpayer suit to bar offshore drilling in Lake Erie after an oil slick near Port Clinton Ohio prompted renewed investigation. Canadian-side divers found no leak signs and officials speculated the slick drifted from a plane or ship.
Nearly one hundred members of the Pennsylvania Wing Civil Air Patrol have arrived at Allegheny County Airport West Mifflin for the Air Technical Encampment. Cadets will study aircraft mechanics meteorology air traffic control and flight service to decide on aviation careers with CAP instructors and CAP-USAF leadership training. Cadet John E. Adams of Abbey Memorial Squadron 504 enrolled in aircraft mechanics.
State police hunt a lone gunman who stole $10,000 from the Northwestern Pennsylvania National Bank in Seneca. The suspect fled in a car abandoned in a field after the heist. teller Barbara Thomas activated a camera as the bandit ordered her to lie on the floor. police note similarity to two prior holdups this year.
Space centers announce Apollo 13 led by James Lovell with Thomas Mattingly and Fred Haise as crew. Apollo 14 led by Alan Shepard with Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell. Destinations Fra Mauro and Censorianus Craters. Apollo 12 crew already named. Lovell’s prior flights include Gemini 7 and Apollo 8.
Klingensmiths are away at Glen Rocks Ontario for two weeks. Residents note visits including Virgil Tubbs Dorothy Morton Alta Morton and Bill Henry to Alton Pitt in Kane on Sunday. Norma Anderson of Hammond Indiana guests and overnight at Lillie Tubbs. Fralick and Hoyt families return from Honey Brook Pennsylvania. Weekend guests of George Moates include Moates parents Blair Racey and Rat. Mary Moates departs for Morgantown West Virginia. A surprise weiner roast honors Mrs. Bruce Bailey with family present. Funeral for Louis and Lana Morris attended by Melvin Blystone Bruce Bailey and Cecilia Imhoff. pallbearer Don Bailey. Mrs Edward Steffen reports husband improving in Warren General Hospital. Daily Vacation Bible School at Spring Creek Congregational Church August 6 to 22.
SMITHTON Pa AP a 17 year old Westmoreland County boy drowned while wading in the Youghiogheny River with two friends. Authorities said Lee Roberts of Pricedale fell into a deep pool Wednesday. His body was recovered in about seven feet of water.
Corry Automobile Club reports its busiest year for motor travel with nearly 400 tour requests processed. Families favor air excursions and youth fares, while trips span westward routes into Canada and Nova Scotia. European tours by air include the Continent England Spain and Portugal with Africa visited by one couple. Hawaii remains a common vacation spot.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp plans a $10 million facility at its Brackenridge plant to refine steel by a vacuum process. The spokesman said it will be the first in the United States and will boost stainless steel strength and durability. The new process, to be used in spring 1970, eliminates gaseous impurities from open air electric arc furnaces during refining.
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