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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1969
Page
4
Spot Line ads announce 25 cent per line local rates and noon day-of publication acceptance. Venture fan specials capped at 2.95 include salad dessert and cheese bar. Emphasis on good food over price to attract friends and customers. p.m.
Four year old Albert Tomecek and his brother David, 35, died yesterday when their car collided with a pickup truck in Robison Township near Pittsburgh. Police said the brothers from McKees Rocks, Allegheny County, were the state's latest traffic victims.
The News Today Report lists births at Corry Memorial Hospital including Christopher David Frontera born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. David Frontera. Various admissions and discharges are recorded with names and addresses across Corry, Spartansburg, Erie, and nearby towns. Emergency contact numbers for the hospital and ambulance are provided.
In Bologna the Italian Communist party attacked Moscow's claimed monopoly of international Communist leadership. The clash signals strains stretching back to Khrushchev era reforms and hints at wider repercussions for Brezhnev's prestige and authority in Eastern Europe.
East German restrictions bar travel to Berlin for West Germany's March 5 presidential election. About 1,038 Federal Assembly delegates plus aides and members of the armed forces expected to fly to West Berlin to counter the ban. Bonn calls the move aggressive. allies plan a firm protest to Moscow. West Berlin remains a focal point in asserting West Germany’s sovereignty.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the TACCOMSAT tactical communications satellite the most powerful craft yet for the Western world hovers 22300 miles high over the equator near the Galapagos tests aim to link mobile units with distant bases potential use by US forces in Southeast Asia discussed Lt Gen John W O’Neill notes no Vietnam plan but capability exists The 1600 pound payload launched aboard two Titanic rockets last Sunday prints a new era in field communications for ground patrols and shore bases. An unidentified Philadelphia woman about 30 to 35 was killed yesterday when struck by a police car crossing Board Street.
In War Zone C near Saigon, South Vietnamese marines found a 30-ton munition cache comprising 70 large 240mm rockets and 500 smaller 122mm and 107mm rockets, six launchers, and heavy ammunition. The stockpile, likely Cambodia-origin warheads, could endanger the city before and after the Lunar New Year. Two full North Vietnamese regiments could be equipped with the weapons.
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