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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1968

Page

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Nixon Endorsement By Eisenhower Stirs Delegates

Washington AP Nixon predicts Eisenhower endorsement may sway undecided Republican National Convention delegates but says it will not decide the race. Eisenhower, after a hospitalization, endorses Nixon as Nelson Rockefeller plays down surprise and notes family ties with Nixon. Harrisburg report shows jobless claims rise week ended July 12.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Dwight D. Hisenhower Nixon Isenhower New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Eisenhower Rockefelgan Sacramento Reagan Walter Reed Army Hospital Mamie

Corry Area Tax Base Grows as Districts Add Value

Harrisburg Erie County’s 23 school districts report a 1967 taxable real property increase of 30,423,100 bringing total market value to 912,274,900 and assessed valuation to 506,723,360. notable local gains include Corry City up 777,600 with market value 25,824,100 and assessed 9,512,150. A Union City resident suffers minor injuries from an explosion in a second floor workshop. fire crews contain the blaze, caused by paint thinner while broom making. damage estimated at 9,000 with partial insurance coverage. Allan B. Clow, 62, former American Dynamic Co. executive, dies in Connecticut.

Harrisburg Erie County State Union City Nelson Caldwell Waterford Street Francis Poke) Wontenay Caldwell Wontenay Corry

Dogs Rapidly Losing Charm For City's Police Officers

Police reports describe dogs causing trouble during patrols with multiple incidents of pets killed or stray dogs reported. A six month old mixed breed dog and a two month old hound were involved, and officers handled neighborhood barking complaints. The period ends with officers noting officers leading a dog’s life.

George Gallup Bob Kimmy Liberty Street Bob Mabel Wade R.D. J. Corry Minnie Reynolds Johnson Street

Cambodian forces seize U S patrol boat with 11 Americans

In the Mekong Delta near Can Tho a Cambodian base arrested 11 Americans and one passenger after seizing a U S patrol landing craft. The vessel, missing since July 15, did not reach its destination and went missing until the search continued without trace.

Saigon I Dian Navy Delta Mekong Delta Tarn My Tho Jed Hinh Thuy U.S Phnom Penh Can Tho Mekong Bassac United States Cambodia Australia Noro Jom Sihanouk Washington South Vietnam Prince Sihanouk Laos Sohanouk

War Turns Into Watch Wait In Vietnam Air War

In Saigon the air war returns to focus as ground fighting eases and a likely Viet Cong offensive stalls. American pilots flew 112 missions above the 19th parallel destroying trucks boats and bridges with numerous fires and explosions while Dong Hoi airfield draws matched strikes.

Saigon Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Honolulu Johnson South Vietnam Panhandle North Vietnam Air Force Demilitarized Zone Dong Hoi

Farm Hay Elevator Crush Injures Man Near Columbus

Keith Raymond of Corry was seriously injured when a heavy hay elevator collapsed during loading at the Willis farm on Schram Ling road north of Columbus. He suffered a crushed chest multiple ribs and a removed spleen. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital then Hamot Hospital Erie and is reported in satisfactory condition.

Schramling Road Columbus Corry Keith Raymond Raymond John Willis R. D John Willis Corry Memorial Hospital Hamot Hospital Erie Hamot

Ray Arrives in Memphis Jail in Bullet-Proof Vest

James Earl Ray was escorted to Shelby County jail before dawn wearing what appeared to be a bullet-proof vest. He arrived aboard a Boeing 707 from Millington with heavy security and was placed in a cell at 4:34 a.m. CDT. Criminal Court Judge W Preston Battle was chosen to hear the murder trial though no courtroom or arraignment date had been set.

Memphis, Tenn James Earl Ray Shelby County Martin Luther King Jr Ray Navy Memphis Naval Air Star U.S. Air Force Boeing Lon London Widisa Morris Millington Criminal Court W. Preston Battle Battle Morris News Center Page Six

Fortas Defends Right To Write Before Senate Panel

Abe Fortas argues the Constitution lets him lecture and write on Supreme Court issues but forbids answering congressional questions on the same matters. He testifies on his qualifications to become chief justice amid rough questions, signaling possible end of his hearing as Homer Thornberry awaits.

Fortas Washington Abe Fortas Senate Supreme Court Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Earl Warren United States Homer ‘Thornberrry Johnson Strom Thurmond R-S

Fortune Teller Arrested In Pennsylvania Case

Dor othy Tennis, a 36 year old Union City woman, was arrested by Corry State Police for practicing fortune telling in Pennsylvania. Trooper Paul Sita and Trooper John Evanko detained her at Canadohia Lake. She was arraigned before Justice Olen Seidler and released on 50 dollar bond for a July 25 hearing.

Union City Pennsylvania Corry

Nab Bandit, 22, In 2 Robberies

Isaac Massey of Erie was arrested and charged with armed robbery in two Erie stores within five hours. He allegedly held up Carmen's Cut Rate Thursday night and the Lake Restaurant early today, escaping with an undetermined cash amount and $10 respectively.

Issac Massey Erie Massey Carmen Lake

Coatesville Freight Derailment Damages Businesses

A Chicago bound Penn Central freight train derailed near Coatesville injuring a man and heavily damaging two businesses. Eighteen of the train’s forty cars left the main Philadelphia to Harrisburg line, blocking all four tracks and detouring six trains. Furniture store owner Paul Talierco suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized after a car struck his shop. A gas station operated by Andrew G. Fregede was also demolished.

Coatesville Chicago Penn Central Philadelphia Harrisburg Paul Talierco Andrew G. Fregede Fregede

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Lisenhower Miami Beach State Labor and Industry Department Dwight D. Eisenhower Wayne, N. J Allan B. Clow American Dynamic Co Old Lyme Concord Corry City Elgin Borough Union Township Wayne Township PAC Probes
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