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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1969
Page
4
Local ad promotes shrimp scallops oysters and seafood plate at Moose Lodge Friday from 5 to 7 PM. Includes note that ads accepted till noon on publication day and mentions Line- O-Ad rate of 32 cents per line with children’s letters to God on Wednesday.
The News Today Report lists admissions for Mrs. Sherman Stanbro of Spartansburg Mrs. Richard Hand of Marion Street Mrs. Alice Graham of Garland Mrs. Roy Conklin Jr. of Pittsfield Sam Migliaccio Sr. of West Pleasant Street John Adams Sr. of Mead Avenue Mrs. Fred Heslink of North Clymer and others. Discharges include Mrs. Clay Anderson Jr. and son Richard Mark R D 3 Corry Mrs. Kid Varish and Trisha Ann R D 4 Union City Clyde Peebles 249 Marion Street and several more residents from Corry Spartansburg Clymer Elgin Ashville and Allen Adams Jr. Corry.
Robert E. Bell 88 of Dunedin Fla died there Sunday at Nease Hospital after a five day stay He was born September 19 1901 in Chicago and educated at Syracuse University NYU He served as school superintendent and principal in Chappaqua and as education professor at Wilson College He retired in 1963 and lived in Dunedin since then He is survived by his wife Mildred Sandburg Bell daughter Sally Chamberlin of Royal Oak Mich and two grandchildren Committal at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus with Rev H James Irwin officiating Funeral arrangements handled by Bracken Funeral Home
The funeral service for Mrs. Leelon Golden was conducted yesterday at 1 30 p m in the H Richard Hays Funeral Home at Spartansburg with Rev H Louis Hewitt of the Spartansburg United Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed in Riceville Cemetery with pallbearers Raymond Halfast Richard Cook Glenn Cook Willis Cook Donald Allen and Kenneth McWilliams.
State Rep. Wayne Mixon donated the first 1100 of a pay raise to inmates at a hospital for mentally retarded children and two district correctional institutions in Tallahassee. He had opposed the raise in principle but supported its passage. The new pay scale took effect and first paychecks were issued last week. He stated he would not take the higher amount and sent the difference to the institutions.
Police in Milan and Rome charged nine anarchists with bombing linked to the weekend attacks that killed 14 at the Banca Nazionale della Agricoltura in Milan and injured many others. A 10th detainee, Giuseppe Pinelli, died during questioning. Among the accused is Pietro Valpreda, a ballet dancer known as the cobra. A German teen and several students or workers aided the bombings. Police found caches of weapons at a Maoist site in central Italy.
Sir Robert Ker Thompson, British guerrilla fighter and Nixon advisor, argues that a Communist victory in South Vietnam would trigger a broader Asian domino effect. He told AP in Somerset that if the United States fails in Vietnam, Asia will go Communist, a view he says both Malaysia and Singapore leaders share. Thompson, 53, cited his wartime Malaya experience and noted Nixon called his report candid and impressive after withdrawing 50,000 more troops from Vietnam.
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency board backed a permanent forward funding method for the state scholarship program to allow prompt announcement and payment of awards. The plan aims to prevent the current delays that left students and colleges waiting, with colleges sometimes extending credit or students borrowing to cover costs. Board members cited funding gaps in the current year and noted problems for about 80,000 recipients and several colleges. Executive director Kenneth Reeher said the endorsement followed review of delays and their causes, including enrollment uncertainty for students, spring admissions packaging of aid, and institutions borrowing at high interest to cover day-to-day expenses. The board also elected Sen Wilmot Fleming chair and set leadership for the executive committee, with other appointments including Rep James Gallagher and Sen Thomas Kalman.
In Philadelphia, the 18th Police District station planned a neighborhood Christmas party for about 400 children. When Santa Claus could not attend, Capt. Joseph Holden arranged a veteran Santa to fill in, bringing joy to the waiting youngsters.
Harrisburg Gov Shafer signed a law giving third class city mayors authority to declare emergencies for up to five days, impose curfews, limit gatherings, ban gasoline in containers, and restrict other actions to preserve life and public peace.
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