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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

Page

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Pueblo Crew Heads Home After Korea Crisis

The 62 crewmen of the Pueblo fly toward San Diego for a Christmas reunion after a Seoul memorial for Fireman Duane Hodges. Cmdr Bucher and officials witness the departure as families gather at Miramar. The North Korea release drew mixed reactions from South Korean papers.

Midway Island Navy Hodges Cmdr Stanton Wilson Chaplian Korea Bucher Edwin M. Rosenberg Pueblo Ralph E. Reed Duncannon

Boy Studies Moon Map Amid Apollo 8 Mission

Jay Lovell, 13, son of Capt. James A. Lovell, then orbiting the moon aboard Apollo 8, peers at a moon surface map at his Houston home near the Manned Spacecraft Center. The photo includes a diagram illustrating Apollo 8's route.

Jay Lovell Capt James A. Lovell Moon Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Texas

Rapid snow trail leads to quick capture of young burglar

A city officer tracked a youthful burglar from Skat Oil Co station through fields and woods after a 1:30 a.m. break in on East Columbus Avenue. The thief fled out the rear door, dropping money and cigarettes. Officer Richard Farley followed tracks in the snow to the arrest site.

Corry Jamestown Corporation Columbus Skat Oil Co Chie Sero Talon Richard Farley East Columbus Page Four

Viet and U S Forces Observe Christmas Truce In Vietnam

Saigon reports a Christmas cease fire after a day of fighting in which South Vietnamese forces claimed to have killed 159 Viet Cong. The Viet Cong announced a 72 hour truce starting at 1 a.m. today, while U S commanders noted continued incidents in the DMZ and prepared for a high level meeting with Viet Cong reps to discuss prisoner releases.

Saigon U. S U.S Demilitarized Zone Johnson North Vietnam Paris

White Christmas Promises Snow Bounds North Region

Frosty weather brings a blizzard that snarls city streets and boosts snow totals to 38 inches for December. Snow squalls, high winds, and teens to twenties temps prompted round the clock plowing and many homes to shovel. Peek n Peak reports two inches more with slopes rated excellent and forecast of further snow before the holidays.

Streets Mountain Peek ‘N’ Peak French ‘Creek

Pueblo crew reunion after North Korea release

Wives children and families fly to San Diego to greet 82 USS Pueblo survivors freed after 11 months as captives. Jets were to land at Miramar at 5 p m EST. Navy arrangements include news conference debriefing medical checks at San Diego Naval Hospital and private family time at the Pink Palace housing.

San Diego Calif Pueblo Navy North Korea Miramar Naval Air Station San Diego Naval Hospital Pink Palace

Cry Leads Farmer To Crash Site

Janet L. Bednar, 21, of Reading, said she survived by crying out after a single engine Cherokee Arrow crashed in an orchard near Friendship Village, four miles north of Coatesville. Her husband Thomas F. Bednar, 26, Albert Palko, 26, and Suzanne M. Palko, 25, died. Bednar and Mrs Palko were trapped. Bednar remained in critical condition at Coatesville Hospital. The crash occurred during a storm as they returned from Atlantic City.

Coatesville Janet L. Bednar Reading Thomas F. Bednar Bednar Albert Palko Suzanne M. Palko Atlantic iCity N. J Friendship Village Chester County Pennsylvania Palkos St. Lawrence Coatesville Hospital

Franklin Hospital and Dr. Smith Sued Over Boy’s Death

A Franklin man sues Franklin Hospital and Dr. Donald Smith in Venango County court seeking $20,000. Donald E. Peters, administrator of Craig A. Peters’s estate, names the hospital and Dr. Smith as defendants in trespass. The suit cites Craig, age thirteen, who was admitted to the emergency room on December 30, 1966.

Franklin Venango Franklin Hospital Donald Smith Donald E. Peters Craig A. Peters Hospital Dr. Smith The Sul Craig

Killed In Hotel Blaze In New Castle

A four story downtown hotel fire in New Castle, Pa, killed at least one person and injured several others as flames swept through the Fountain Inn Hotel. Police said one death occurred at Franklin Hospital after an auto accident preceded the blaze. the case involved a negligence suit seeking over $10,000 in damages plus $1,054.50 in medical and funeral expenses.

New Castle Dames Fountain Inn Paters

Santa’s Christmas Journey Sets Off For North American Border

Good News Today relays a festive bulletin about Santa Claus racing his reindeer across the Arctic skies toward the United States border. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police promise clear air lanes as Santa jokes about the heavy bag of gifts and the penguin hitchhikers seeking Florida. Mrs. Claus waves the list as Page Six continues.

North Pole Santa Claus Jolly Old Saint Royal Canadian Mounted Police Santa Florida

Apollo 8 Enters Lunar Orbit On Christmas Eve

Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders fired into a 69 to 193 mile lunar orbit after a 69 hour Cape Kennedy journey. Lovell described the moon as whitish gray like dirty beach sand while Anders filmed the surface and announced crater names as they passed over. The crew prepared for a 38 hour return to Earth with live TV views from about 150 miles up as they circled the moon in a historic holiday mission.

Lovell Anders Borman Earth Cape Kennedy

Three Russians Live Year In Space

Three Soviet scientists spent a year in an airtight greenhouse to study human adaptation to long space flights. They drank water from recycled urine and ate vacuum dried food, communicating with the outside world by videotelephone. The unit included living quarters, greenhouse, monitoring facilities, and medical checkups.

Moscow Tass

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