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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1968

Page

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North Vietnamese Free Three U S Fliers From Captivity

Three American airmen held since being shot down over North Vietnam were released and handed to antiwar activists in Hanoi. The fliers plan to fly to Vientiane on ICC transport, with families awaiting in the United States.

Tokyo North Vietnam Hanoi Nihon Dempa Vientiane International Control Commission James Frederick Low Sausalito Calif Fred Neal Thompson Ramparts Magazine Robert Scheer Vernon Grizzard Boston Stewart Meacham American Friends Service Committee ICC

Delay Delays Industry Loan Action in Erie Meeting

An application for a 1 650 000 loan for a Corry industrial building cannot be acted on by PIDA at its Erie meeting on July 20 due to circumstances beyond CAIDC. Action is postponed to the August PIDA meeting. The project aims to build 180 000 square feet on Shady Avenue, with partial completion expected by year end. Scuba divers search a quarry for the body of Gary Parks 18 of Williamsburg who drowned after a raft overturned.

Corry Memorial Hospital Pennsylvania Industrial Development Corporation PIDA Erie Corry Area Long Shady Avenue Altoona Gary Parks Williamsburg Parks Clair

Two Month Recess As Pennsylvania Lawmakers Pass Key Bills

Harrisburg AP General Assembly ends session before recess and sends Gov Shafer measures on firearms drunk drivers and urban insurance. Senate tightens gun penalties while House OKs street carrying restrictions and blood test suspensions. Pension upgrades for lawmakers pass 34 15 as recall looms.

Harrisburg General Assembly Shafer House Senate

Hijacker Says Fidel Ordered Return After Cuba Flight

Fifty six passengers returning from a hijacked National Airlines jet to Cuba aboard a U S State Department charter landed on USS in Miami. The dark haired hijacker claimed Fidel ordered him back and stayed in Cuba. Passengers and crew described the tense ordeal and the hijacker’s threats with a gun and a wrapped grenade.

Miami Fla Cuba USS U.S. State Department National Airlines DCS Fidel National’s Los Angeles Hernanez Richard Nell U.S. Air Force Biloxi Miss Lance Cpl Lawrence Haven Wilmer Ala Vietnam United States Texas Houston Kathleen Dickinson Coral Gables Sidney L. Oliver Havana Oliver

UC Couple Seek Over $20,000 In 1966 Crash Suit

A Union City couple filed a civil suit in Erie County court seeking more than $20,000 after their car was rear ended in Erie on January 21, 1966. Plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller name Edward J. Respecki of Erie as defendant for injuries and related losses arising from the stop at a southbound intersection traffic signal.

Erie Union City Joseph Miller R. D Edward J. Respecki Miller

Red China Army Moves To Back Mao

Reports from Canton and Kwangtung describe troops patrolling streets and guarding railways as the Red China Army moves to quell six weeks of factional fighting between Mao supporters and opponents. Travelers say rockets and fires devastate city blocks while trains remain under guard. Analysts note the army may have been ordered to restore order after letting the conflict escalate.

Hong Kong Red China South China Mao Tse-tung Canton Kwangtung Nan Fang Peking Canton Radio Kwangsi North Vietnam China Wuchow

Rainstorm Blazes Barn. $15,000 Loss In Corry Area

A severe rainstorm drenched the city with 1.69 inches of rain as a barn on Steve Kundriik’s Cherry Hill road farm burned, causing an estimated $15,000 in damage. Corry firemen joined by Elgin-Beaverdam, Columbus and Spartansburg units fought the blaze at 4:30 p.m. about 75 firefighters battled flood debris while hay and livestock were rescued. The adjacent barn and roof sustained minor damage despite efforts with water and a bulldozer.

Steve Kundriik Cherry Rill Road Corry Kundriik Farm Elgin-Beaverdam Columbus Spartansburg West Main Street

U S vows continued bombing of North Vietnam

Defense Secretary Clark Clifford announced the United States will keep bombing North Vietnam until Hanoi pledges restraint. Front reports note minimal ground action but Marines say seven North Vietnamese were killed south of the DMZ and B 82 bombers hit areas seen as gearing for an Saigon attack. The weekly casualty total fell to 188 Americans killed, a two-week drop. Clifford spoke after a four day Vietnam visit as Thieu prepared to visit Hawaii for talks with Johnson.

Saigon United States North Vietnam Hanoi U.S Clark Clifford Demilitarized Zone Clifford Vietnam Panhandle South Vietnam Johnson Jte Honolulu Nguyen van Thieu Hawaii Phe

Delays Hit CMH Long Term Care Unit Occupancy

The Corry Memorial Hospital board reported delays in opening the new long term care unit. Chief inspector Edinger cited subcontractor door defects causing resets, a slow work crew, and lighting fixture approvals as factors. Progress is underway but occupancy remains uncertain.

Corry Memorial Hospital Hospital Board of Trustees Norman Edinger

Waterhouse Named Director of Land and Water Conservation

W. W. Waterhouse of Corry was named director of the Land and Water Conservation and Reclamation Act within the State Department of Mines and Mineral Industries. The post pays 12075 starting salary and oversees a bond issue fund of 200 million for land reclamation, stream clearance, and abandoned mine relief following engineering work. Waterhouse noted changes in public sentiment since he last spoke on the topic and emphasized statewide need for the service.

W. W Doe Waterhouse Coal Research Divison Harrisburg General Assembly Talay Jie Sie

Erie youths charged in rash of road sign thefts

Erie County Juvenile Probation approved charging 15 Corry youths with malicious mischief to avoid a long juvenile court process. Trooper Raisley Sgt. Miller and Cpl. Pass say over 35 road marker signs were stolen and destroyed in recent weeks.

Erie County Juvenile Probation Office Corry Donald Raisley Carl Miller Corry Area High School

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