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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
6
Last week in the Erie County courthouse includes Rich ard McCray, 20, Corry, and Kaye Laughery, 21, Union City. Police report a vandalized car top, wallet loss, broken windows, and various minor incidents across Corry with injuries and disturbances noted.
Ronald Read, 19, a Kane, Pennsylvania soldier at Ft. Richardson Alaska, pleaded guilty to illegally carrying a pistol near Vice President Humphrey. He was drunk at the time and had the unloaded firearm in a holster when arrested near a hotel Humphrey stayed at. Sentencing set for Friday in U.S. District Court.
James H. Meredith ends his one day 165 mile walk in Canton Mississippi on Independence Day saying it signals no victory but exposes fear and injustice. He notes the Negroes still fear and that whites face two choices. He plans to return to Mississippi before the August 8 primary to push political activism.
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania debates legalizing flat racing as six neighboring states earned 134.8 million from thoroughbred racing last year. Estimates of Pa revenue vary from 15 to 50 million. Gov Shafer leans against gambling but would sign a flat racing bill if presented.
Civil Air Patrol crews found wreckage of three small planes in eastern New York and Vermont, yielding nine bodies. A fourth plane remains missing. the Catskills crash near Ellenville killed Air Force Captain Stephen Orenstein his wife and two sons. A second crash near Doubletop Mountain in New York claimed a Canadian couple and their infant. the Vermont crash on Haystack Mountain left two dead aboard a Beechcraft Bonanza. The missing fourth plane carried Mr and Mrs. Stevenson en route to Expo 67 when weather difficulties halted its course.
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