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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1967
Page
3
Airman describe near miss after B25 Mitchell went over Wakeman lake. He freed gear, rode a reserve chute until water filled it, used his helmet as buoy, and was saved by a passing boat crew amid high waves.
Officials acknowledge grave problems requiring huge efforts to survive yet say the bombing strengthens hardliners and unity in the civilian population. Huong, leading candidate, says campaign faces pressures and questions about election honesty. U.S. observers see Huong closing the gap with Thieu Ky ticket as talks with North Vietnam remain the path. A 22 member American delegation watched the process from Washington. Viet Cong documents reveal a nationwide sabotage campaign to derail elections, signaling a fresh political crisis if momentum stalls.
William B. Rayl 25 of Meadville died at City Hospital after a truck struck his car and bounced into two other autos on rain slick U S 19 about 14 miles south of Meadville. His wife Barbara 27 had minor injuries.
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace may begin X-ray cancer treatments next month. Surgeons at MD Anderson Hospital removed a lemon-size tumor and part of her colon July 10. She returned Sept. 10 for a checkup and will likely be outpatient while doctors decide on precautionary X-ray therapy.
Richard Dittman of the Corry YMCA released the monthly dance schedule. August 30 targets high school and college youth from 8 to 11 p m with The Raiders. September 1 Junior High from 7 10 p m with The Invaders. September 8 Junior High 7 10 p m with The Invaders. September 15 Junior High 7 10 p m with The Highwaymen. September 16 Senior High and College 8 11 p m with The Invaders. September 23 Senior High 11 p m with The Invaders. Admission ranges from 50 cents to 75 cents per person.
A Jeho vah's Witness from Harrisburg was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for refusing to serve at Norristown State Hospital in lieu of military service. James Albert Davenport Jr. 24, appeared before U. S. Dist. Court Judge Alfred L. Luongo.
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