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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

Page

3

State Approves New Blue Cross Pact Incentives Cut Costs

Harrisburg AP The state insurance commissioner calls a revised Blue Cross hospital contract with Delaware Valley hospitals an important breakthrough in curbing rising medical costs. The plan, largely voluntary, could affect 100 area hospitals and may influence future rate revisions, with outpatient pre surgery tests and exams proposed to cut preoperative costs.

Harrisburg Blue Cross David O. Maxwell Greater Philadelphia Delaware Valley Hospital Council Hos

Seven killed as floods strike England tourist areas

AP report from London describes West Country floods after two days of heavy rain. Bridges ruined and roads narrowed to a single main route to Devon and Cornwall. Army airlifted troops for emergency repairs while police warn sightseers to keep away. Thousands evacuated or left for home as floodwaters threaten Leicester and Northampton with Nene and Trent.

London England Somerset Devon Cornwall West Country Midlands Trent Leicester Northampton Norfolk Essex Kent

Garrison pins Kennedy death on CIA aided conspiracy

DA says a foreign country briefed his office months ago and that the assassination involved two major components the CIA and powerful Southwest industrial figures linked to the agency. He warned the U.S. government would have tried to conceal the reality. Also, Gella Kinard, 60, was killed in Philadelphia by a city trash truck.

Garrison Dallas Central Intelligence Agency United States Kennedy U.S Philadelphia

Daley faces possible ChicagoDemocratic National Convention move

Chicago faces a potential shift of the Democratic National Convention as a strike against Illinois Bell Telephone Co threatens preparations. Mayor Daley says Chicago may host Aug 26 event if labor stalemate ends. Bell has spent about 400000 of a 1.5 million project budget, with coverage and installations at Amphitheatre and hotels at risk.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Democratic Party National Committee Bailey Daley Ilinois Bell Telephone Co International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Amphitheatre Joseph O'Brien Bell O'Brien

Community News Roundup From Mrs Sherlock Helio

Mrs Florence Sherlock reports a quiet newsletter with updates on birthdays visits and local events. Virginia Wills attended a drum and bugle competition at the Academy Stadium with The Ambassadors and top corps from New York and Pennsylvania while Darrell Lay enjoys a Chautauqua Lake vacation. Community Aid Society met at Mrs Sherlocks home to make cancer dressings and plan the August 6 meeting hosted by Olive Weidner. Grace Erhart and Clarence Smith are home recovering. Colorado Springs visitor Thomas Neville stops by grandma Dorothy Staub as Rev Clyde May and families camp at Edinboro Missionary Alliance camp with Ray and Vivian Straite attending services.

Virginia Wills Mary Wills Karen O'Donnell Erie Academy Stadium New York State Pennsylvania Darrell Lay Mariensville Chautauqua Lake Iola Lay William Community Aid Society Florence Sherlock Olive Weidner Grace Erhart Clarence Smith Thomas Neville Colorado Springs Colo Dorothy Staub Clyde May Christian and Misionary Alliance Church Charles McCray Donald Merkle Dennis Missionary Alliance Edinboro Ray Vivian Straite

Area Firemen Avert Disaster In Tank Fire

Titusville firemen raced to Trans Penn Refining Co after two wax filter tanks overheated near a rubbish fire. They ripped insulation, battled the blaze with long hooks, and confined damage to the two tanks. Thirteen firefighters, two engines, and a 10:45 a.m. call saved surrounding areas from a larger catastrophe. The incident cost the party $750000 plus $300000 for misc expenses.

Titusville Trans Penn Refining Co

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