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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1969
Page
3
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Tanks and tens of thousands of troops withdrew from Prague after a five hour street clash on the anniversary of the Soviet invasion. Rioters faced helmeted police as crowds expressed dissent with slogans and the national anthem, while Bratislava and Brno saw clashes and arrests.
Capt James Korp currently in Altoona will assume as officer in charge of the Corry Salvation Army citadel on August 31. He replaces Capt and Mrs McCauley who transfer to Warren where Capt McCauley will replace the former officer killed in a car crash. The Korps have four children and will reside at 1007 North Center Street.
Meadville service cuts 30 trees along Route 8 between Centerville and Union City under state contract to remove dead hard maple. Foreman cites road salt and chloride as likely cause, plans to salvage firewood for property owners, with further removals to come.
Two Springboro brothers John Casper 16 and Barry 12 were struck from behind by a car driven by Sam Hyman 41 of Erie while riding a bicycle at 3 40 p m Officials report Barry was taken to Conneaut Valley Medical Center and then Spencer Hospital in satisfactory condition The older brother remained uninjured. ELECTED PRESIDENT PITTSBURGH The United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union reelected Harry D Sayre of Albany NY as president at its annual convention The final session named William L Franks of Delhi Louisiana as vice president.
North Vietnamese bunkers shell advancing U S infantrymen as they try to reach a downed helicopter wreckage 31 miles southeast of Da Nang. Eight aboard the chopper including AP photographer Oliver Noonan and Lt. Col. Eli Howard Jr are believed dead.
The Nixon administration signals broad future pullouts as Melvin Laird announces a manpower cut of more than 100000 across the armed forces over 10 months. He cautions Vietnam withdrawals remain possible while Germany Korea and Okinawa stay staffed.
Rep McCarthy urged House Commerce Committee to hold hearings on bills for better hazardous materials transport safety. Cited phosgene shipments from Rocky Mountain Arsenal and a Cambridge Springs derailment that ruptured a tank car releasing acrylonitrile threatening local water. Senate already considering rail safety bill. House has no hearings scheduled.
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