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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
6
Destruction valued at about 1780 dollars damaged ten autos and a building on the lot. Windshields and windows broken on older and newer cars. In the building, all windows broken, a lamp smashed, books scattered. Borough police logged the incident Saturday with suspected overnight action.
Peggy Osborne hosts recent visitors Loretta Manning and Billy Manning of Warren Joey Vincent and Tom Pillar with Susan McGuire of Tidioute. Ralph Miller and children visiting Fern Morton. Walter Rankin attended the Wheeling Jamboree. Rush Chapman Sr. honored at 76th birthday party with 64 family attendees. Lynn and Billy Smith return from California. Raymond Hazeltine at school in Delaware. Chuck Zerbe family visit Enoch Cornish Sr. in Spring Creek manor. Jeannette Crosby bridal shower hosted by WSCS with 31 guests. Keith Jukes family guests of Duane Jukes. Alice Wilcox Maxson and three children visit Bear Lake relatives. Nan cy Wilcox of Pittsburgh. Harold Crosby returns from Corry Memorial Hospital. Bear Lake firemen and auxiliary banquet at Little Bit of Sweden in Erie. John Zalik back from South Carolina vacation. Leland Grow returns to Vietnam after visit with parents.
Senator Prouty backs the Safeguard program, moving ABM closer to Senate approval as critics press for a compromise. Vermont’s Aiken cites possible 60 votes with concessions on radar and computer builds, while Williams and McIntyre remain undecided. The tie would be broken by VP Agnew.
West Palm Beach AP reports the research submarine Ben Franklin and six crew members start a 30 day undersea journey along the Gulf Stream. Captain Donald J. Kazimir leads a 40 foot bus sized sub to 1800 feet then rise to 600 feet as they gather biological data and test life support. The mission follows a reference to Apollo 11 timing near Cape Kennedy with Privateer following on surface.
The state Bureau of Traffic Safety in Harrisburg suspended seven motorists from operating motor vehicles for violations of the motor vehicle code. Suspension periods ranged from 30 to 75 days for Douglas R. Carson Jr., William D. Church, and Jerry Hasbrouck. Clarence Dingfelder faced a one year suspension for driving while suspended. John Kirik received 90 days for driving without a license. Gloria Nelson has an indefinite suspension pending proof of financial responsibility, and Kenneth J. Shawver received no days for failure to yield the right of way.
Warren Borough Council adopted an ordinance placing a curfew on playgrounds and parks from 9 30 p m to 7 30 a m to curb damage and disturbances. Exceptions allow extended closures for planned activities, while prohibitions cover destruction of property smoking by under 21s intoxicants loitering improper language firearms knives gambling and vehicle use in play areas.
Space trio prepares to resume ascent from the moon after a 22 hour stay and potential rescue by Collins overhead every two hours. Armstrong and Aldrin speak of fear as training and preparation mitigate risks while mission control weighs a high risk down to the last mile. Collins could assist only if the lunar vehicle cannot rise high enough, else the crew faces a two day ordeal on the airless surface.
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