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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1968
Page
3
Readable scraps show a local event schedule involving a rodeo linked to Rahma. Details are vague. entities include a likely venue or organizer, with no clear date, location, or participating teams. The fragment suggests programming notes rather than a full report.
Disjointed OCR text mentions America, World War I, the canal, NATO, and Soviet references amid stray phrases. It references battles, members, and a possible discussion of strategic alliances, but the garbled lines prevent a coherent summary or clear outcomes.
John Gorton, 56, elected Liberal leader in Canberra and expected to be sworn in as Australia’s prime minister. A former education and science minister, he defeated Paul Hasluck, Leslie Bury, and Billy Snedden, winning on the second ballot after Bury and Snedden were eliminated on the first. Gorton served as a fighter pilot in World War II and is married to Bettina Brown of Bangor, Maine.
The funeral service for Lori Armitage was held yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Rev. Jerry McCauley officiated with burial in East Branch Cemetery. Bearers were Donald Armitage, Max Cobb, David W. Johnson, Donald Johnson, James Rasey, and Stephen Rasey. Relatives and friends from Warren, Eric, Grand Rapids, Ashtabula, Titusville, Sheridan, and Buffalo attended.
The Stanford operation used Kasperak, a patient whose wife Ferne visited him often as he recovered from a transplanted heart. The donor was Virginia White of Santa Clara, who died after a stroke. The transplant was the second in the United States, following two in South Africa. In Seattle, Bellevue Community College invited Valerian Mikhailov to speak, with travel limits keeping him in the city as students attend Seattle University for the talk.
Congress and senators argued for accountability in raising salaries and rejected handing the task to outsiders. In a conference, they yielded to create a commission to resolve differences between bills, linking it to approving higher third class mail rates than the House had agreed. The Senate, smaller and wealthier, showed less concern about the salary issue than the House.
Carter's Pills promote temporary relief of irregularity by activating slowed lower-tract muscles and stimulating peristalsis. The ad touts a unique laxative formula and claims millions of satisfied users with a 49 cent price tag.
Erie officials move to close the courthouse on Saturdays to save costs with a March 2 effective date. The plan, approved by the new Republican majority, would shut non essential offices though the voter registration and some offices may stay open during registration periods. Register of Wills Roger M. Fischer, a Democrat, says his office will remain open to serve the public.
At the state constitutional convention delegates debate proposed state aid for nonpublic schools as Ger man Quiles seeks a floor vote on Broderick s ruling. The hospital addition progress is noted while Broderick vetoes rise to 15 total with measures affecting justices training local government salaries and charitable property tax exemptions among others.
A 19 year old man, arrested on a traffic offense, faced Magistrate Margaret Young and declared it was a pleasure to be arrested by such a nice officer. Gary P. Baltis of Kansas City testified, and Baltis was fined $10 for speeding by Trooper B F Thomas of the Missouri Highway Patrol.
FBI arrests Zeiler, a 200 pound father of four, last June as a string of hold ups draws wide news coverage. In court, his lawyer questions jurors about prior knowledge of the case while many residents report seeing reports on TV or in newspapers. The piece notes Italy will observe daylight saving time May 6 to September 22.
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