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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
6
City Council authorizes bidding on a four wheel drive pickup to replace the vehicle demolished in a January 4 train crash. Vehicles run about 2 500 dollars. Local courts report a surge in divorces with 139 filed in 1967 up from 89 the previous year.
Maria Simmons fifteen months swallowed thirty seven iron pills used for adult anemia. A rare antidote, methane sulfonate, was flown 70 miles from Los Angeles to Loma Linda University Hospital in twenty minutes. Maria was listed in fair condition. Her father said the pills came from her mother's purse. In a separate report, Sheriff deputies said Robin Vargas admitted burglaries and was jailed on burglary heroin and explosives charges after investigations cleared up a third of unsolved cases.
The high powered snowmobile owned by Cressley is a suspect in the missing boy case. Snowmobiles have roamed the area around the boy's home since late Monday without locating him. Deputy Hegerty said the search will continue.
The funeral service for Gayle Lynn Narducci was held at St. George Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev. Elmer Ortner officiated. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Robert Morton E Crosby Bush Clarence Madison and Quentin McCray. Out of town mourners included Augustine Narducci Teresa Reis enweber Arnold Ziroli Rose DiNicola J Gordon Bennett Thomas Anthony Richard Anthony and Frank Anthony of Erie and friends from Corry.
Subzero temperatures cooled the Northeast and parts of Florida as a January thaw loomed for the midcontinent. Montpelier Vermont and Houston Maine logged 16 below zero, with upstate New York and northern Florida sharing 20s and 30s. The Weather Bureau forecast a general warming from the plains to the Appalachians by nightfall. SET WIRETAP HEARING HARRISBURG. The Senate Judiciary cosets will hold a public hearing February 6 on dis mart-Ap proved eavesdropping forms.
About 800 leftist students tried to invade Sasebo naval base as the 75,000 ton carrier Enterprise neared Japan. Riot police dispersed them after a three hour battle with heavy casualties on both sides. Hospital treated around 500 students and onlookers for bruises and tear gas effects.
Romney told a Nashua audience he aims to open 500 campaign outposts before the March 12 primary, visiting about 150 himself. His wife Lenore tours separate routes as five college girls in paper dresses sing, guests drink coffee, and Romney delivers his standard speech on Vietnam economy and crime.
The FAR alleges three Americans killed in Guatemala were chosen as targets by Guatemalan army backed bands. It names Greene from Omaha and Forster from Seattle among the deceased, with their families present in the region. The communique blames genocidal actions for hundreds of deaths, while noting regional political tensions under President Mendez Montenegro. A separate AP report states the Soviet Union will assist Cuba with a 149 mile power line.
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