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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1968

Page

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Viet Troops Free US Officer After Five Years

Saigon dispatch reports South Vietnamese forces freed a U.S. Army first lieutenant in the Mekong Delta camp near U Minh forest about 150 miles southwest of Saigon. He had been a prisoner of the Viet Cong since 1963 and was found emaciated but in satisfactory condition. Also freed was a South Vietnamese officer. Both were taken to hospitals as the cease fire held and U.S. and allied patrols continued.

Saigon Mekong Delta U.S U Minh

Guard Charged In Rape Of Two At County Center

SARRISBURG AP A 37 year old Steelton man is free on 8500 bail awaiting grand jury action after alleged assaults on two teenage girls at the Dauphin County Detention Home where he worked as a guard for four months before a December 18 suspension. District Attorney LeRoy Zimmermann identified Basitdan Earl Cobb as the guard charged with statutory rape and indecent assault of girls aged 14 and 15.

Sarrisburg Steelton Dauphin County Dist LeRoy S. Zimmerman Earl Cobb Zimmerman Cobb

Moon Cracks Likely From Lunar Surface Shifts

SPACE CENTER Houston AP geologist John W. Dietrich says cracks seen in Apollo 8 images may stem from moonquakes or surface contraction. He compares faultlike rilles to arroyos, notes parallel faults in a crater, and doubts water caused any feature.

Moon John W. Dietrich Earth Arroyos United States Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell Jr Air Force William A. Anders Space Agency Washington Johnson Dietrich

City Approves Renewal as Industry Area in Fourth Ward

City moves renewal plan toward non residential development for the Fourth Ward with HUD responses and a council resolution. Within a four block area, 30 new housing units will be built for the elderly while some existing dwellings remain. The council approved the renewal resolution as it proceeds through federal requirements.

Fourth Ward Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Might David Johnson Erie County China Capet Ito

Snowmobile Accidents Hurt Two In Early Morning Incidents

Two snowmobile enthusiasts narrowly avoided serious injury after being struck by a barbed wire fence across the necks. Robert Orton, 24, of Lowville, admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with ear and neck lacerations. Henry H. Keppel, 20, of 240 East Columbus Avenue, treated and released for neck lacerations. Police caution drivers to avoid unfamiliar areas at night to prevent deadly encounters with fences.

Corry Memorial Hospital Robert Orton Lowville Henry H. Keppel Columbus Avenue Corry Thay

Pueblo crewmen describe intensified beatings in North Korea

Two Pueblo crew members Charles Benton Law Jr and Lee Roy Hayes testified at a San Diego news conference that beatings intensified after captors learned a widely circulated photograph showed crew members in good health. They said North Koreans used supposed gestures to mislead world opinion, aiding the beatings.

San Diego Calif Beaea Charles Benton Law Jr Lee Roy Hayes Pueblo Law and Hayes Navy Law United States Hayes Lloyd M. Bucher San Diego Naval Hospital Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford Secretary of Navy Paul Ignatius North Korea Richard B. Russell D-Ga Winder Bucher Chehalis Wash Columbus Ohio

Mayor Announces Three Police Promotions Approved

Mayor Joseph Furst won unanimous Council approval for three police promotions effective January 1. Corporal Charles Sutton moves to sergeant, Private Kenneth Nichols to corporal, and Julius Wotus to private first class. All will receive midrange raises, currently at their maximum grades to allow future salary growth.

Joseph Furst Furst Cpl Charles Sutton Wip Pfc Kenneth Nichols Julius Wotus

City Council Eases Toward 1968 Goals With Strong Progress

At year's end mayor Joseph Furst presents a citywide progress review on the 1968 blueprint. Police, tree department and public works show mixed completion as several items wrap up, others advance or await funding. Notable gains include mug shots and fingerprints, foot patrol radios, and a new street truck.

Joseph Furst Council

Postal Rates Rise for Newspapers and Magazines

Postal rates for second class mail increase effective January 1. The new levy follows the 1967 law mandating annual steps in second class rates, marking the second phase of the hike after the initial step in 1968.

Savings and Divorce News From Corry and Hollywood

The Corry Savings and Loan Association announced a six month dividend payout totaling 116 037 dollars with 48 440 dollars in checks and the rest credited to accounts bringing 1968 dividends to 233 271 dollars. Nancy Sinatra engaged to marry Jack Haley Jr. with a January 1 1970 anticipated wedding. Second class postal increases affect general interest nonprofit and classroom publications, with rates rising to 3 3.2 cents per pound for editorial material and advertising zone rates rising to 4.9 16 cents per pound.

Corry Savings and Loan Association Today Homer G. Bulard Bulard

Delay 2900 Payment To Contractor For Heating Units

City Council considered authorizing a 2900 payment to the heating contractor for three units delivered to the municipal maintenance building on East Smith Street. Poor weather caused a move delay and the crates were damaged by high water at the sewer treatment plant. A check will determine damage before payment is authorized at the January 6 meeting.

East Smith Street David Johnson Johnson Council

Fuel theft in Thailand taps 5.5 million gallons for Vietnam war

GAO report to Sen. Proxmire notes bribery forgery and lax controls allowed 5.5 million gallons of jet fuel and lubricants to be stolen in 1967 in Thailand where USAF planes used in Vietnam were based. Deficiency in delivery verification and collusion aided illicit siphoning, with potential broader losses.

Thailand Washington U.S William Prommire General Accounting Office GAO Proxmire Associated Press Navy Uet Supply Office Asiatic Petroleum Corp Shell Oil Co Esso International Inc Caltex Oil Ltd New York

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