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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
1
Corry Woman Accused in 1964 Jail Break Plot
A Corry, Pennsylvania woman, Mrs. Sandra Buell Murphy, 21, was arraigned on charges of aiding a 1964 Crawford County jail breach. She allegedly tied hacksaw blades to a string to aid four inmates including her brother in planning a mass escape. She waived a hearing and posted no bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Frederick Murphy
Sandra Buell
M. S. Cobbett
Crawford County
Norman H. Zimmer
William Marvin
Steel price hike to hit wallets across autos and appliances
Pittsburgh AP report outlines U.S. Steel Corp raising prices by 5 a ton on two steel sheet grades, with other producers considering follow suit. If sheets rise, consumer goods including autos and appliances could see higher prices. Auto makers weigh impact. GM and Ford defer comment. Government officials monitor potential ripple effects on costs and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Lee
U.S
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
General Electric
Scranton Notes Likely Controversy at 1967 Convention
Former Gov William Scranton predicts major dispute over the judiciary and local government articles in Pennsylvania's 1967 Constitutional Convention while urging delegates to form a nonpartisan unity. He notes debates will shape a sound constitution amid partisan tensions as Gov Shafer opens the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Lackawanna County
Pennsylvania
Scranton
House of Representatives
Shafer
Spite Bridge Builder Fined 1500 on Long Island
Frank J. Hines of East Patchogue was fined 1500 and placed on six months probation by Judge Leo F. Rayfiel in Brooklyn Federal Court after a jury convicted him of building a spite bridge across Mud Creek to block access to Great South Bay. The bridge was dismantled following the conviction. potential penalties included up to one year in prison and a 2500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Mud Creek
Great South Bay
Brooklyn
Leo F. Rayfiel
Frank J. Hines
East Patchogue
Hines
Dodd Seeks Settlement in Libel Suit Against Columnists
Senator Thomas J Dodd has asked for a summary judgment in his $2 million libel and conspiracy suit against Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The motion filed by attorney John F Sonnnett is set for a December 12 hearing before Judge Alexander Holtzoff. Sonnnett argues evidence already developed makes a trial unnecessary and pre trial steps could lead to dismissal to avoid ruinous costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas J. Doddlins
US District Court
Bel
Aganst
Dodd
Senate
Pearson
Anderson
Senate Ethics Committee
Mother Dead After Eight Month Vigil Ends in LA
LAS ANGELES AP deputies broke into a two story home and found Ella Holt dead in an upstairs room after an eight month religious vigil by Robert Holt and family. Cause listed as natural though under review. The group had kept their children from schooling. several relatives had also quit jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert Holt
Ella Holt
Robert
Holt
Joyce Holt
Robbie
Sally
Joyce Wright
Ralph
Mrs. Johnson
Teen-ager testifies in stabbing murder case in Ohio
Paired with sobs, 16 year old Fred Esherick Jr testified about stabbing his father Fred Sr and beating his mother Aldona, describing how he moved bodies into a creek embankment near their Painesville home. He said he loved both parents and that an accidental fall caused the fatal sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, Ohio
Fred Esherick Jr
Fred Sr
Aldona
Fred
Eshberick
John
Nelson
Esherick
Esherick Sr
Painesville
Reds Launch Mortar Fire Dump 75 Tons of Bombs on DMZ
A US air and ground clash report details American B52s dropping 154000 pounds of bombs around the DMZ amid renewed North Vietnamese attacks near Con Thien and Gio Linh. Marines and artillery fought the surge, with 40 enemy killed, 15 US dead and 31 wounded, plus captured weapons. Nearby Dak To saw a separate three hour battle with one American killed and ten wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con ‘Mhien
Red
OPEB
Con Thien
Gio Linh
Marine
Traetore Caund
Fre
Tey
Marie
Cong Thien
Dak
Highlands
Jaunst Pinners
Airborne Brigade
U.S
Council Set To Discuss Vital Matters
City Council faces major decisions on the mayoral vacancy and future city plans. Other topics include Abbey property Parking Authority options, Wayne Township annexation petitions, the first urban renewal project status, and proposed Route 277 relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Gerald Staples
Parking Authority
Abbey
East Washington Street
Douglas Rozelle
Wayne Township
David Johnson
Johnson
Three Auto Crashes Net $1 425 In Losses
Three highway accidents yesterday and today caused 1425 dollars in property damage with no injuries. Dale W. Brown 17 fell asleep at the wheel near Corry causing 175 dollars damage to his car and 100 dollars to a utility pole. a reckless driving charge is planned. Laura H. Thomas 45 of Union City and L M Williard 31 collided on an icy road west of Union City causing 950 dollars in damage with no injuries. Thomas was charged with driving too fast for conditions. Edward Varnish 17 of Union City rear ended a car forced onto the berm, causing 300 dollars damage. Catherine Goleniowski 56 was the other driver. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dale W. Brown
R. D
Polk
Brown
Union City
Laura H. Thomas
L. M. Williard
Thomas
Williard
Laura Thomas
Edward Varnish
Catherine Goleniowski
R. C.3
Abandoned Car On Main Street Triggers Mystery
A storm day incident on Sixth Avenue near West Main involved an unoccupied car left illegally blocking traffic. Sgt. James Keppel and Patrolman Richard Huffman pursued the license number, but state bulletin delays hindered fast identification of the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue Hill
West Main Street
West Main
James Keppel
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Aero
Sixth Avenue
Keppel
Richard Huffman
Huffman
State Vehicle Bureau
Main Street
Water Main Break Halts Gas In Cleveland Slums Heat
In Cleveland's Hough area a 76-year-old water main ruptured at East 70th Street and Hough Avenue, flooding streets up to two feet deep and forcing suspension of gas service for more than 20 hours. About 5,000 residents lacked heat as East Ohio Gas Co workers attempted repairs. Red Cross operated two junior high schools as shelters, with Edison and Addison junior highs serving overnight and many more seeking shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hough
East Ohio Gas Co
East 70Th Street
Hough Avenue
Red Cross
Thomas Edison Junior High
Addison Dyniar High
Edison
Addison
Army frees GI who stayed home after 18 month hitch
In San Francisco AP reports the Army surrendered in its bid to keep Joe A. Smith a deaftee who spent his 18 month hitch at home with his wife. Smith, 23, Brownsville California, will be released from active duty next week. U.S. District Judge Robert C. Peckham ordered the Army to show cause why he should not be discharged. Smith waited at home a year and a half while earning 130 dollars weekly at a Yuba City logging job. The Army continued allotments and bonds, but Smith did not sign for pay. He attempted discharge last June but faced a fuss at Oakland Army base. Continued on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmte House
President's Council of Economic Advisors
U.S
Washington
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
San Francisco
Army
Pic
Joe A. Smith
Brownsville
Calif
6Th Army
Robert C. Peckham
Smith
Ft. Hood
Tex
Sacramento Valley
Sillen Sros. Inc
Yuba City
Stenda
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Stade
Ames Jnion
Esent Bank
Shaler
Sen. Dodd Wangles
Reds
Dmz
Saigon
U.S. Marine
Navy
Leary
Tonkin Lh
North Victory
Hugs Mother Earth
Peter Arnett
South Vietnam
Arnett
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