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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1967
Page
11
Ren G C introduces a new product line with a listed price of 39.95. The item and exact features are unclear due to OCR errors but centers on a stress relief or related accessory from a retail group.
U S officials report cargo ships carrying food are unloaded within a week at Haiphong while petroleum goods rank second. Soviet and Chinese vessels amass wheat flour and rice as North Vietnam endures a prolonged harvest shortage and road damage limits inland supply.
In Philadelphia, thousands of Black students press for Afro-American history and African culture courses in public schools amid a black power rally that erupted into a club clash with police. They advocate ongoing dialogue with officials while pledging discipline in schools.
Florida narcotics chief Ray Bellinger warns that children access prescription pills from family medicine cabinets, creating a major drug supply in homes. He cites sleeping pills and tranquilizers, plus asthma-cigarette misuse, with hospitalizations and a push to stop minors from buying such products.
Charlotte AP report says First Presbyterian Church opened Sunday school rooms as dormitories for 75 foreign students with no relatives to visit over the holidays. The church is among 19 southern and eastern churches creating International Houses. Some churches had to turn away students who learned of the program through their embassies. While in Charlotte, the visitors will be guests of several churches and groups through New Year’s Day.
In Alexandria Virginia a family quarrel over funeral flowers led to a plant throwing fracas at a florist shop. Police were called and four people were arrested. The store closed for three hours to clean up as both sides refused to discuss the incident calling it a family matter.
In Vietnam near Dong Ha Marine Lance Cpl. Jim Shepherd, 19, of Montpelier Idaho, fought a tiger that dragged him toward a creek during an ambush. He was bitten on the arm and treated with stitches, while the tiger fled after a teammate's movement.
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