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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
4
Local ads show 25 cent a line pricing and noon publication deadline. Several garbled brand names and addresses appear, including auto service and bakery mentions. Utility notices and sale pitches mix with stray letters, offering farm products and clearance sales with scattered store names and locations.
U S officials expect two power talks in private venues possibly Moscow or Washington to curb nuclear strength beyond Geneva. The 1963 test ban and last week's nonproliferation pact shape expectations, with Moscow signaling readiness to discuss missile restraint to aid global pact support.
A hospital notices list admissions and discharges for Corry Memorial Hospital in a period. Names, ages, and addresses are recorded for patients admitted Saturday and Sunday, with several discharged including Samuel Donnell and Mrs Terry Williams. Contact numbers for emergency calls are provided.
David Simmes of Panama and Mrs. George Valletti appear in a notice alongside Mrs. David Ross and Billie Jo at 963 North Center Street. Also listed are Mrs. Leo Gayazzi of 350 Wayne and related parties in the filing.
Maxwell says the 1800 mile an hour SST will be profitable after updated designs. Boeing will meet with airlines that placed down payments on 122 aircraft to revive the project. He rejects foreign reports that the Franco British Concorde is in trouble and notes some U S lawmakers doubt the Concorde program.
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy says he would not run as an independent if he loses the Democratic nomination but could back a fourth party drive under conditions. He may cancel plans to travel to Paris to meet North Vietnamese diplomats if it interferes with peace negotiations. Humphrey says he would support McCarthy if he wins the Democratic nomination and if McCarthy faces Nixon in November.
Police report 19 year old Beryl Muddle, the bride hostage, walked unguarded on the veranda four times and shouted at officers while her gunman husband Wally Mellish, 22, keeps the home siege. A wedding was arranged by Police Commissioner Norman Allan after Mellish promised to surrender, but he did not.
Torrential weekend rains up to 6.25 inches trigger floods in El Paso and Juarez. Five people dead including a Canutillo man, 40 homes swept away in Juarez, 125 evacuated in El Paso, and $4 million in damage. The Rio Grande crossing halted briefly as authorities assess flood damage and evacuations continue.
Educational researchers at Pennsylvania State University issued a report challenging the middle class oriented school model for disadvantaged children. A study of 400 dropouts by the Institute for Research on Human Resources calls for new standards replacing strict timelines and heavy emphasis on listening, reading, and writing.
The secret exile group Cuba Power said it sabotaged two Cuban plants, claiming responsibility for a Havana Nico oil refinery fire and an Oriente feed factory blaze. Reports from Havana Radio cited two dead and 13 injured in the refinery blaze, with a second fire at a Santiago chicken feed plant.
In Pasadena AP reports California Institute of Technology will teach sophomores through a course on designing a cheap and safe artificial kidney. Dr. William Corcoran notes the project links science and engineering to human needs. Students will visit hospitals researchers and medical equipment makers to examine cost maintenance medical and biological challenges. Briscoe Miles 61 and Judy Harris 39 are mentioned in context.
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