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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
2
An Army shell exploded yesterday killing four Koreans when one man tried to dismantle it. A victim had removed the shell from a restricted firing range 40 miles north of Seoul and brought it to a village to take apart. The incident was confirmed by an Army spokesman.
AP reports 27 Negroes arrested in Cambridge during a demonstration over hiring policies at Hayes Bickford cafeterias. Five men and two teenage girls charged with trespassing after refusal to leave Harvard Square location. others held for disturbing the peace. Crowd of about 250 observed as protests spread to Boston Back Bay and Brookline branches.
Miss Edna Lawrence of Belvidere, Illinois, received a threat of arrest for a parked ticket in Pontiac, though she had never been there. Bloomington insurance calls about a traffic incident also misled her. State police linked the mix up to upside-down 1964 Illinois license plates shared by Edna Lawrence and John E. Harrison of Wildwood, Illinois, who displays his plate 660-898 upside down, while hers reads 368-099.
A note suggesting The Journal daily would be enjoyed by a son or daughter living away from home, presenting a concise reader recommendation in a warm, homey tone.
Warren police report a 17-year-old from Bradford and Alan Sheldon, 20, from the same area, in custody after the Thursday gas station robbery and assault of Clyde Knapp. The pair fled in a damaged 1960 Corvair, their car later found abandoned. one youth remains in Warren, the other held in Kingston for extradition. Knapp identified the younger assailant. police traced the getaway from media coverage and a wild early morning chase through Glade and Bradford. The 17-year-old admitted involvement. he and Sheldon face aggravated assault and robbery charges, with the Warren youth to be treated as an adult. A loaded revolver was recovered near Warren.
Patricia Milan announces a bid against her husband Edward Milan, both members of Flint's nonpartisan city commission race. The couple had disagreed on local political issues and the wife learned of the plan when she picked up nomination petitions at the city clerk's office.
Mrs Jane Dabney Kittle widow of former Sears president Charles M Kittle died yesterday of a heart attack in San Francisco where she was attending the Republican National Convention. She was 76 and hailed from Chicago.
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