Sale Notice for Holstein Bulls and Livestock
Fragmentary notice lists Holstein bulls and cattle for sale. Mentions Chesley, East somewhere and a sale location with limited details. several contact or listing fragments appear unreadable.
05 Feb 1968
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1968
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists Holstein bulls and cattle for sale. Mentions Chesley, East somewhere and a sale location with limited details. several contact or listing fragments appear unreadable.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists farm items and references including cattle heifers, earlings, silos, bales, and possible event notes. It mentions Curtis, Mitch, and Rev, but lacks coherent structure, dates, places, or outcomes.
Some 84 000 miners returned to work ending a week long strike that crippled soft coal output in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia Major mines reported production returning to normal Union leaders said 8 500 miners in District 2 would be on the job The return followed a triple compromise among the UMW state officials and Solar Fuel Co with a further meeting planned in Harrisburg
Route north of Titusville saw two crashes Saturday with injuries and damaged property. Joseph Skales, 40, of Corry, suffered cuts from broken glass after colliding with William Ingalls, 44, of Corry, on the Corry Spartansburg road. Property damage totaled 1100 dollars. A second crash involved Maxine Jones, 42, Hydetown, rear ended by LeRoy Dymond, 68, Hydetown, with no injuries and 400 dollars in damage. A third collision on Route 8 near Titusville injured no one but added to the weekend tally. charges may follow.
Police report two separate crashes injuring four people and causing more than $2,000 in damage. Michael Tinko, 18, and Charles Trisket, 55, were treated for jaw and lip injuries, while Leonard Uber, plus James R. McGraw, were hospitalized with abrasions and lacerations. The incidents occurred on East Columbus Avenue near Bear Creek Bridge and Route 6 bypass near White Street.
Seoul reports say the United States will admit Pueblo trespassed in North Korean waters and return all 83 crewmen. Negotiations at Panmunjom involve Rear Adm. John Y. Smith and Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Kook with translators present. Officials in Seoul hedge on confirmation.
Weekend crime spree reports four break ins and one larceny in the city. VFW Club on West Washington lost about 4700 cash from a upstairs metal box, Tony's Tavern on First Avenue suffered about 900 cash, WOTR radio on North Center had record theft, and Maxine's shop on North Center saw two bank books and 40 dollars stolen. Police found footprints but indicated investigation ongoing. Also Iran snow storms killed eighteen and stranded thousands with rescue by army and helicopters. Kansas City planning tower upgrade to 200 feet above current structure at $700,000 after a $600,000 tower was deemed too short.
Local business owners and property owners in the Hare and Bear Creek area may gain flood plain details at tonight's city council session. State and US Army Corps officials will present a recently completed flood plain study showing flood nature, frequency, applicable fill requirements, and other data. Copies will be available at the meeting.
Secretary Henry Fowler heads a delegation urging new measures to cut the travel outflow as Congress weighs a tourist tax plan. The proposal seeks excise taxes on overseas tickets and spending with exemptions for students, teachers, and Western Hemisphere travel, aiming to trim the deficit while sparking debate over free inter course and exports. The push includes possible investment restrictions and export boosts, with mixed signals from House leaders.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says North Vietnam aided a major offensive in South Vietnam while U.S. air attacks were trimmed during exploratory peace moves. He asserts Hanoi is not seriously pursuing peaceful settlements, as McNamara hints at possible new troop deployments.
Alderman Elliott LeFaiver of Erie performed a wedding in a Holiday Inn banquet room across from the Perry Highway Inn with a roomful of witnesses including Erie County magistrates and local officials. The ceremony occurred as a meeting of the Erie County Magistrates Association continued.
U S Marines fought North Vietnamese forces in Hue for a fifth day as 35 000 enemy troops massed in the northern frontier region. Paratroopers moved to the sector and 55 000 troops were reportedly in northern areas ready for contingencies. The attack targeted Hill 861A near Khe Sanh and Hill 961A dominating the Kr ie Marine base approach.
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