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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
11
The notice advertises bargains on beds and suites at 95 a room with metal fittings and electric fixtures. It lists metals including brass copper and alloys, offerings a 126 West street address and phone contact for furnishing items and washroom fixtures.
An OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about land and property, including references to a callable office, estate numbers, and a 10 day deadline. It lacks coherent names, places, or events to form a clear notice or outcome.
Washington AP reports 2.6 million needy Americans use food stamps to buy nearly a million dollars worth of food daily. The program expands to 1,200 areas in 43 states and DC, including eight of the ten most populous cities, with a budget rise to 185 million dollars.
Five groups of empty boots on Hill 875 at U S Fire Support Base 12 honored 99 paratroopers from a battalion killed at Dak To. Generals and officers observed as Maj James Steverson and Lt Gen William Rosson lauded bravery. Nine Silver Stars awarded. services held after the memorial.
Washington AP report on University of Washington graduate student Russell Milton Wills seeking Supreme Court review of draft card destruction as symbolic speech. The case parallels David O Brien’s challenge to the 1965 draft card law, with both tests centered on lawful protest and possible punishment through reclassification.
In Denver AP report, steady shortages of trained cowboys in most cattle country contrast with Montana where jobs outpace cowboys. Leaders warn the skilled aging, salaries rise to 300 400 dollars monthly with benefits, while TV and mechanization push younger workers away. Cattle ranches still rely on horses in many areas.
Birmingham Alabama Parker High School senior Bracie Watson, just 16, has long drawn praise for radical experiments. As a ninth grader he grafted chick skin onto another chick, later surviving a dog kidney transplant that produced eight puppies. He built an artificial womb for rat embryos and won top prizes at regional science fairs, earning a summer in a California medical center lab. He remains tight lipped about his current work.
In New Delhi a National Institute of Communicable Diseases team released sterilized male mosquitoes in an Indian village to curb pests. Residents, largely illiterate, rejected the explanation and drove the scientists away with threats of bricks and clubs.
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