Fragmentary Note on Water and Pail Handling
A garbled line references February gusts and a set of phrases about water and a pail. The readable parts mention Ames and tank related terms, but the evidence is incomplete and unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1969
Page
1
A garbled line references February gusts and a set of phrases about water and a pail. The readable parts mention Ames and tank related terms, but the evidence is incomplete and unclear.
In New Orleans the Shaw conspiracy trial hears prosecutors argue multiple shooters fired at Kennedy with a toy Dealey Plaza model and photos as key evidence. Witness Buell Frazier links back to Oswald. Judge Haggerty rules on admissibility while defense counters. Separately Philadelphia indicts Seymour Rosenfield over tax evasion totaling over 250 000 dollars.
Two local aldermen T A Hubley and Porter Auer will file petitions for the new district justice opening despite unclear law provisions. Others Norbert Bachemer and Merle Ottaway will not run. The setup lacks a constable provision, with only two city constables Byron Nichols and Donald Cross available for ward duties.
The Pueblo airport authority hikes hangar rentals from fifteen to twenty dollars for six planes and plans to readvertise for an operator since no contract was renewed sixty days before termination. Frank Lucie has run the field since 1966, with renewed budget provisions to aid a bidder’s return.
Blowing snow and icy roads contributed to five vehicle crashes in the Corry Union City region. One woman was seriously injured and taken to Union City Memorial Hospital. Casualties and damages were reported as authorities investigated multiple crashes.
Linus star Mark Baker of Cumberland Maryland and Patricia Britton of Stuart Florida marry on Valentine’s Day in a real life ceremony linked to the stage musical You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. The event ties to the Linus character from the comic strip.
Vito Genovese, a major Mafia leader of the 1950s, died at 2:30 a.m. EST at the Federal Prison Medical Center in Springfield Missouri. The 71-year-old was serving a 15 year narcotics sentence and had been treated for congestive heart failure for over two months. Despite imprisonment, Genovese was believed to continue steering La Cosa Nostra from behind bars, known previously as King of the Racketeers.
Across multiple campuses nationwide a winter wave of student demonstrations prompts state troopers and National Guardsmen to intervene. At Wisconsin Madison 1,000 more guardsmen join 900 on duty. Duke near Durham houses 500 riot trained guardsmen. Berkeley sees 96 arrested after cafeteria chaos. Amherst reports 34 arrests during a protest against Mow Chemical recruiting. Chicago ends a two week sit in. university officials face demands for black studies programs. Chronicles of clashes include tear gas, injuries, and ongoing student agitation.
A Connecticut town waives marriage license fees on February 14 to honor Cupid. Aztec New Mexico couple Clyde and Fannie Ransom, married 73 years ago on Valentine’s Day, are the town’s oldest sweethearts. Portland Oregon students sell singing valentines to fund a Vietnamese orphan, raising 11 dollars in one day. Warren Thompson, Loveville Maryland postmaster, handles heart shaped postmark requests amid a nationwide Cupid themed flurry.
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller urged a federalized welfare system to cover urban needs. Speaking at the University of Pennsylvania he backed federal funding, a 10 percent surcharge for education, a national compulsory health program and distribution rules favoring population-based aid and state discretion.
Corps briefing to county officials outlined a plan for a 500 acre recreation lake on the Union City dam site with a seven mile park. Total cost about 3.4 million, with half funded by the corps and state, leaving county share up to 1.7 million. County revenue constraints keep local funding uncertain. The recreation area would encompass over 9,000 acres along the permanent pool.
The Opportunities Industrialization Center OIC will interview Corry area residents seeking jobs or better jobs. James R Bailey rural development organizer will meet in Room 6 Municipal Building from 9 am to noon Monday to assess education and training needs with no cost to participants.
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