Co. Office Car Report From Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a company office car event with unclear timing or participants. Key readable items mention a car and a corporate setting, but no definite action, date, or names are discernible.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1969
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a company office car event with unclear timing or participants. Key readable items mention a car and a corporate setting, but no definite action, date, or names are discernible.
In Brooklyn at Franklin K Lane High School three Black youths attacked a White teacher, knocked him down, and set his clothing ablaze. The incident adds to months of racial unrest and police patrols at the overcrowded school.
Start, continued from Page One in Washington ruled Friday that Garrison must show the autopsy material was necessary to the case and not merely fishing for something interesting. The national archives material was sealed until 1971 at the Kennedy family request. Garrison accuses federal obstruction while countering the Warren report which named Oswald the lone gunman.
Two people injured in a car farm tractor and trailer collision one mile north of Saegertown at 11 45 a m Walter Abbott 31 of Saegertown operated the tractor and pulled a trailer in front of a car driven by George Bangs 40 of Spartansburg Abbott and passenger Scott Abbott were taken to Meadville City Hospital with Scott listed in satisfactory condition Walter Abbott was transferred to St Vincent s Hospital in Erie Last rites for Mrs Mab e Hotchkiss Brown were held at St George Funeral Home with Rev Warren Lewis officiating Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery The service included hymns Evening Prayer and Beyonce at Sunset The Women s Relief Corp attended as honorary bearers From away attendees listed and local relatives noted RAPID PROGRESS LOUISVILLE Allan Klein of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke on the democratic process and joked about needing to cover the next 1000 years in 10 minutes.
Hal Boyle writes on turning 58, declining a wheelchair but considering a sporty cane as a prestige symbol. He muses that age 58 brings respectability rather than feats, noting that sur viving another year in a perilous world is a meritorious milestone and worthy of self-congratulatory sentiment.
A 60 member federal team will review Detroit's more than 270 million dollars in federal aid across multiple programs. The Office of Economic Opportunity regional director Alan Beals cited Detroit as a first interagency effort of its scale, with agencies including the Bureau of the Budget and HUD HHS Education and Welfare and Labor participating.
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