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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1968

Page

6

Paragraf Man Reports Break In During Night at East Main Street

James Hildum of 244 Franklin Street told police Saturday he is redecorating a house on East Main Street when it was entered twice during the night and damaged where he painted. A door scratched and a door casing hammered were found. a window had been left unlocked suggesting entry by youngsters. Transfers at Kew County Courthouse noted of Epple D. Lite to the Kents. A former Corty youth AWOL from the Marine Corps was picked up in Union City. A record player was played loudly at 1:26 a.m. a dog complaint followed. The Sparta merged district’s value rose 31500 to 2414400 market value with assessed value 917750. A West Pleasant Street woman reported children breaking a window. officers talked to the kids. A domestic dispute at Mead Park ended with police escorting the man home after detaining them.

James Hildum Franklin Street East Main Street Corty Union City Marine Corps David W. Bedow Camp Pendleton Calif West Pleasant Street Hanes Battle Ray William N. Morris Jr Shelby County London Arthur Hanes Jr King

Try A Little Honey On Pilots At Hollywood Bowl

Officials at the Hollywood Bowl will give two free tickets to anyone presenting a pilot's license at the box office. The offer, aimed at airline pilots who disrupt concerts, seeks to ease summer evenings by sharing seats with pilots.

Hollywood (Ap Hollywood Bowl

Tent collapse at Summerfest '38 injures dozens

Winds and thunder storms tore through a Lake Michigan shorefront park as a massive tent for Summerfest '38 collapsed and trapped attendees. Police reported most escaped within 15 minutes, though some remained tangled in canvas and rope 45 minutes later. Steven Thorpe of Chicago, with New Colony Six, described a pole striking him during the setback. Weather Bureau denied tornados despite funnel shapes seen by some witnesses.

Lake Michigan Steven Thorpe Chicago New Colony Six Weather Bureau

Trial date set for Ray Hanes case amid courtroom bustle

The judge, district attorney, and Hanes discussed a ready date of November 12 for Ray Hanes’s trial possibly stretching to election day. The crowded Shelby County courtroom heard proposals for late September start and a six week timeline, with ongoing concerns over security gimmicks and monitored conversations.

Battle Hanes Dist. Atty Phil Canale Tennessee Canes

Dozer Driver Killed In Western Jefferson County

In Steubenville Ohio AP report Orville Depew a 45 year old bulldozer operator from Greenleaf Kansas was killed when his machine rolled into a twelve foot ditch on a Springfield Township farm while working for J K Cox and Son Construction Co of Faytown Missouri during a gas pipeline project.

Steubenville Ohio Kansas Jefferson County Orville Depew Greenleaf Kan J. K. Cox and Son Construction Co Faytown Springfield Township Donald W. First

Hold Rites For Mrs. Mary Clark

A service for Mrs. Mary Clark was held at the family home on 210 Maple Avenue at 9 a.m. followed by a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church at 9:30. Rev. John Lucas officiated and burial was in the church cemetery, with nephews Pat, Martin, John, Charles Costello, Thomas Ressier, and Alfred Van Dre as bearers. Relatives from St. Petersburg, Cleveland, War ren, Rhode Island, and Washington, D. C. attended. Ray’s condition described as optimistic. he is in good health with no complaints. He reads newspapers and magazines.

Mary Clark Maple Avenue St. Thomas’ Church John Lucas St. Thomas' Church Pat Costello Martin Costello John Costello Charles Costello Thomas Ressier Alfred van Dre Robert Filson Christine Filson Mayport William Prinz Katherine Prinz Nick Prinz St. Petersburg Fla James, Logan Cleveland Thomas Ressler Warren Mary Ellen Downey Little Compton R.I James Rumbaugh Washington, D. C Wesleyville Thomas Filson New Bethlehem Corry-area

Freedom of Choice Segregation Hit By Southern House Vote

Civil rights leaders warn a House provision would cripple federal efforts to desegregate Southern schools by banning federal funds for busing school choice or forcing school closures. The measure, part of the Labor HEW appropriations bill, would require HEW to honor parental choice plans even if they produce only token integration, risking delaying the federal program’s momentum in 1969. The House passed the measure June 26, with Senate prospects uncertain.

Washington House Janie L. Whitten D-Miss Department of Health, Education and Welfare Senate Department Supreme Court HEW Office For Civil Rights

Johnson and Thieu Signals on War Posture in Asia

The passage notes potential presidential travel to Washington, a Cincinnati stop, and a National Governors Conference urging a Johnson appearance. It references the Honolulu summit ending with a Johnson report and Thieu news briefing. Both presidents say the current lull in Asia is not deescalation but a regrouping for renewed offensive action.

Stonewall Pedernales Ranch Washington Cincinnati Johnson Honolulu Thieu

Johnson refutes bombing talks at Honolulu meeting

In his final briefing Johnson dismissed rumors of a Honolulu meeting to halt the North Vietnam bombing or to withdraw. He said such discussions never occurred and called the rumors pure fiction and absolute tommyrot, stressing there was no fight.

Mili Johnson Thieu Paris Clark Clifford Earier Saigon North Vietnam Johnson Thien Honolulu

Three U.S. airmen identified after Hanoi crisis

Hanoi release lists Maj. James F. Low of Sausalito Calif Maj. Fred N. Thompson of Taylors N C and Capt. Joe V. Carpenter of Victorsville Calif as three captive Americans held four to seven months after being shot down over North Vietnam.

Hanoi North Vietnam James F. Low Sausalito Calif Fred N. Thompson Taylors N.C Joe V. Carpenter Victorsville

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Utual Kew County Epple D. Lite Donald R. Kent Worth Street Jody Ann Lal Peul Exbwie Hw Sparta Weir Mead Park Offiers Page One Dozer South Urban Coalition Corry Bes Park N. Center St SEARS National Home Greensburg Beaver Row Bella Township Matt Bedick Saltsburg Indiana County Saltsburg High School South Vietnam Oscar Mayer Bessie Lee Mortons Salt Braunschweiger Armour Star Wieners Carton Corry Savings and Loan American Legion Team Mike Jansen Pitcher Elisabeth Jansen East Congress Street Corry, Pa Tiou
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