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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1968

Page

3

Youth Found Guilty In Death Of 2

At 4:30 p.m. yesterday a jury found Terry Lee Littlefield of Tiona guilty on two counts of involuntary manslaughter for an auto crash on Route 62 in Akeley that killed Charles W. Gerardo 17 and Linda Darlene Harriger 15. The verdict followed a day of testimony on the cross border drunkenness issue. Sentencing will be announced later.

Warren Terry Lee Littlefield Tiona Littlefield Akeley Charles W. Gerardo Linda Darlene Harriger Samuel F. Bonavita Robert Wolfe New York State Wolfe Bonavita

Clifford Nominated as Defense Chief Amid War Policy Debate

President Johnson picks Clifford for Pentagon leadership after consulting Senate Armed Services Chair Russell and Rep Rivers. Supporters like Symington and McClellan praise his record and promise steadiness, openness to views, and reduced arbitrariness in defense decisions. Critics like Fulbright note he is not a zealot.

Johnson Clifford Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman John F. Kennedy Armed Services Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Son Russell Margaret Chase Smith Maine L. Mendel Rivers Ds.c House Armed Services Committee Stuart Symington D-Mo John L. McClellan D- Ark McNamara Pentagon J. William Fulbright Fulbright

Record 4-H steer brings $5.05 a pound at Harrisburg show

Patricia Peffer, 14, raised a 1010-pound Angus steer named Tony, the grand champion 4-H baby beef at the 1968 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Tony sold for 5.05 dollars per pound to Danny George of Bethlehem for 5100.50. Gov. Shafer attended with his wife, as 150 steers were sold with an average price just over 32 cents per pound.

Harrisburg Patricia Effer Tony Pennsylvania Carlisle Danny George George Bethlehem Gov. Shafer Jane Shafers Virgin Islands F. Peffer Paul Brindle Rt. 2 Mechanicsburg Earl Dehmey Middletown Dauphin County Acme Hampshire Tom Hess Rt. 1 Leola Lancaster County George's Foodliner

Kansas Bank Robbery Suspect Charged In Trooper Slaying

Kansas City AP reports a man charged with bank robbery and the murder of a Kansas highway patrolman lies under guard in a hospital as officers seek a second gunman.

Kansas City Kansas Eldon Miller Henry Floyd Brown Cedar Rapids Iowa Metcalf State Bank Overland Park Brown James W. Bouska Johnson County Bud Jackson Jackson

Corry Schools To Share In U S Aid Funds

U S aid totaling over 1.8 million will fund educationally disadvantaged programs in Crawford Erie and Mercer counties for fiscal year 1968 under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Vigorito said allocations: Crawford 377,029 Erie 938,472 Mercer 507,947.

Washington Pennsylvania U.S Joseph P. Vigorito Crawford County Erie County Mercer County Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Vigorito

Johnson pastor apologizes for any ill mannered actions

The Rev. George R. Davis of National City Christian Church in Washington apologized for ill mannered, stupid and arrogant actions by any American in a statement from President Johnson's press office. Davis, who backed Johnson's Vietnam policies from the pulpit, also supported Mrs. Johnson.

Johnson George R. Davis National City Christian Church Washington

Miss Eartha Kitt Voices Against Juvenile Delinquency

In Los Angeles Eartha Kitt tells reporters she speaks for millions of Americans and laments that women at a White House protest focus on flowers and street improvements rather than tackling juvenile delinquency. About 50 demonstrators from Women’s Strike for Peace rally outside the White House with placards.

Los Angeles Miss Kitt White House Women’s Strike For Peace Eartha Kitt America

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There

A concise meditation on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting fleeting speech with lasting records and the persistence of literacy across generations.

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