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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1969
Page
6
A girl and two boys were born early this morning at Spencer Hospital in Meadville to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Donley of Conneaut Lake. The girl arrived at 12 21 a.m., the first boy at 12 24, and the second boy at 12 27. All were in fine condition, as were the parents who had expected only one child.
Nalinjumar H Udani, an Indian engineer and Pittsburgh Highway Department official, received the Governor’s Award of Excellence for planning the Millerstown bridge relocation on the Juniata River. His plan moved the old bridge 67 feet upstream to ease traffic during construction, avoiding a 17 mile detour with the new span set to finish next summer.
Two Soviet cosmonauts Khrunov and Yeliseyev moved from Soyuz 5 to Soyuz 4 in orbit, a first for the Soviet program. They joined Vladimir Shatalov as Boris Volynov remained in Soyuz 5. Both wore spacesuits with new life support during the hour-long extravehicular transfer, all in good condition.
LANGHURNE Pa AP Officials investigate a fatal house fire that killed two children Susan Camoratta and Alexia Camoratta and burned beyond recognition. The father David 38 and four children Christine 18 Linda 17 Leon 12 Paul 11 plus grandmother Anne Camoratta 63 were treated for smoke inhalation at Lower Bucks County Hospital.
Philadelphia AP report states eighteen Cheyney College students expelled for black militancy and campus disorders may take midterm exams off campus after U S District Court Judge Alfred L Luongo’s ruling. The decision followed an argument by the State Department of Education, with Cecil B Moore claiming on-site testing would be oppressive and intimidating.
The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam bought 100 grandstand seats for the inaugural parade at a cost of 1 000 dollars. Ronnie Davis, the group’s national coordinator, said the seats are part of a planned peace presence during the weekend ceremonies with protesters also to stand in public areas along the parade route near the ticketed sites.
The District Engineer and the Central Bureau of Maintenance confirm adequate departmental and leased equipment for snow removal in Pennsylvania. Spreaders were distributed with Pittsburgh receiving twenty and District 1 getting thirty en route to Erie County. A 1968 readiness briefing in Harrisburg led to confirmed equipment needs met, ensuring capacity for a successful winter program. In Eugene, Oregon a green shrub topped with a silver star and ornaments was mistaken for marijuana and removed by police.
In Los Angeles, Judge Herbert W. Walker weighs seating Alvina Alvidrez, who opposes the death penalty under any circumstances, amid prosecutions challenges and Supreme Court rulings. Sirhan, 24, faces trial for the Kennedy assassination as attorneys argue guilt verdicts and potential jury removal.
The government said its uranium inventory is ample and it seeks a limited, mutual reduction in reactor fuel deliveries. The AEC aims to reduce contracts terminating in 1970, arguing savings and easier terms for contractors and government. Campus text includes other notes on Viet Nam talks and Cairo stamps for Arab-Israeli war aid.
Johnson cites inflation as the largest unresolved challenge for the nation and industrial economies. He warns the United States cannot solve it quickly but remains confident that a solution combining high employment with stable prices can be achieved in the coming years. He notes there is no single formula and emphasizes sustained prosperity.
The President rejects pure inflationary policies and calls for New Economics ideas with tax cuts and spending in downturns, higher rates in boom times, plus steady productivity gains and voluntary wage and price restraint by business and labor to safeguard victory against inflation.
Edinger reports ongoing room tests to measure temperature changes. He notes fans and heating units run at minimum while observing patient heat needs, bed locations, window proximity, and vent directions. Findings will be shared at the next trustees meeting.
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