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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1967

Page

6

Paragraf Mark Fairchild surrenders keys to police

Paragraf Mark Fairchild of 121% South First Avenue turned over a set of keys on a ring attached to a chain to police yesterday. He found the keys in an alley between First and Second avenues. The owner may claim the keys at the station. The Corry congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses will join 23,000 delegates in Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, for a four day convention beginning July 27, according to Ross Moody.

Mark Fairchild First Avenue First Second Avenues Corry Jehovah’s Witnesses Forbes Field Pittsburgh Ross Moody New York Maryland Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia

Congo Plans Air Support to Track Mutinous Whites

The Congo government mobilizes paratroopers and asks foreign pilots to fly US transports in a campaign against mutinous white mercenaries and Katangan troops. Paratroopers trained by Israel, pilots from Ghana and Ethiopia are aiding efforts, with estimates of 60 to 180 whites and 200 to 800 Katangans in the rebel force. Rebellion followed Tshombe's kidnapping. violence subsided as troops reoccupied Kisangani and Bukavu amid lingering tensions and renewed food stocks.

Kinshasa Congo U.S Israel Kisangani Stanleyville Ghana Joseph Mobutu Mobutu Jean Schramm Moise Tshombe Algiers Bukavu Congos Bukava

City considers ambulance service as city department

The proposed plan would place ambulance service under city control with Holcomb as manager and Mrs. Holcomb as book keeper. Drivers would be paid per trip or hour, and the service could become a department on par with fire and streets, with city solicitor Rozelle cautioning about nonprofit structure. Mayor Peiffer seeks full cost and capital detail before approving. Cooperation with Corry Memorial Hospital and neighboring townships discussed.

Holcomb Organization Peake Johnson Fire Streets ‘Department Douglas Rozelle Peiffer Rozelle Corry Memorial Hospital

Erie Law Group Starts Move For Service To Aid Poor

Articles of incorporation filed in Erie County Court for ECLA Inc to provide civil legal services to impoverished residents. Joint venture of Erie County Bar Association and Greater Erie Anti-Poverty Action Committee seeking a federal grant and local funding. Organizers plan three full-time attorneys, led by Atty James E Beveridge, with potential city subsidy and budget considerations. The project aims to operate as a nonprofit legal bureau for the poor.

ERIE Erie County Ecla, Inc Erie County Legal Aid, Inc ECLA County Bar Association Erie County Bar Association Greater Erie Anti-Poverty Action Committee Legal Service Bureau Bar Association James E. Beveridge The Legal Bureau Beveridge

Labor Day meet in Bear Lake plans contests and prizes

At the Bear Lake fire hall Labor Day meeting presided by Walter Newhouse voted to buy rossette ribbons for parade participants not winning prizes Gerald Crosby to procure them the tract or pull contest will run again on September 2 with prize money of 5 10 and 15 dollars across four classes Manford Smith oversees the contest children 12 and under may join the parade for prizes 1st silver dollar 2nd Kennedy half dollar and 25 cents for other kids baby show prizes to be increased for another year next meeting set for July List at the fire hall Mrs H Sherrick of Brockville visiting family Vincent Pillar visiting relatives WSWS to meet Thursday evening Lynn Smith home on leave.

Walter Newhouse Gerald Crosby Manford Smith Kennedy H. Sherrick Brockville Daugter Clyde Hotchkiss Elwin Smith St. Vincent's Hospital Erie Vincent Pillar Tidioute Albert Sechriest WSWS Lynn Smith

Rail walkout spurs 1968 wage dispute and new settlement law

Rail labor talks unfold as 197,000 workers seek raises and a White House board weighs a voluntary settlement with potential compulsory action. The nationwide strike disrupts commuters, freight, and war material shipments, prompting swift Congressional action and a new 90 day no-strike period. Old offers included 6 percent over 18 months plus a 6 cent raise for skilled workers. The strike’s broad impact mirrors a tense labor climate and rail service uncertainty. Bear Lake firemen plan Friday fish fry at the hall from 5 to 7:30 p.m.

White House Johnson Vietnam Congress Senate House Everett M. Dirksen

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