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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1968
Page
4
Algerian sources say eight hostages including four women two of them hostesses and four children may be flown to Rome. The El Al hijack to Algiers left 22 Israelis held with 10 crew and 12 passengers. Algerian officials refused to confirm.
Katherine's Dress Shop of Cor ry opens a second store at 17 North Main Street Union City with a grand opening planned for next Thursday. Mrs. Keith Britt, daughter of Katherine Schramling who ran the local outlet 17 years, says the Union City shop will be run by Mr. Britt and will carry all lines of little girls and women's apparel in petite and half sizes.
Last rites for Tammie J. Fullom will be at Brackett Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment follows in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
City leaders debated the backsliding curfew as guardsmen returned to the East Side after a tense night of threats and looting. Officials blamed professional looters for triggering action, while Stokes faced criticism over a controversial decision that some call a political gamble. A black nationalist linked to the gun battle, Fred Evans, acknowledged involvement as investigators noted a $10,000 payment from Cleveland Now.
Harrisburg AP The Auman Relations Commission reviews Pennsylvania college and university fraternity and sorority admissions policies for potential racial and other discrimination in membership. The 12th annual report seeks constitutions and bylaws of 61 national fraternities 32 sororities and 4 lists of chapters. The commission aims to identify discriminatory language but will not act unless a complaint is filed.
Police quoted Evans as leading 17 men in an ambush that killed three officers while his group, the African Cultural Shop, received 10 000 in Cleveland funds routed through Hough Area Development Corp. Hough has 1.6 million in federal aid, though a spokesman denies federal involvement in Evans's grant. Mayor Hatcher of Gary, Indiana, and SNCC figure Phil Hutchings condemn race as a cause of unrest. Three whites were arrested in Cleveland as investigators probe a carful of white occupants linked to Clifford C. Miller’s shooting. no charges yet against the trio.
The New York Times reports Kennedy drafted a statement removing himself from consideration for the vice presidential nomination amid Democratic talk of his potential run. Humphrey favors others for VP while Nixon denies deals as Percy endorses Rockefeller. Also, bodyguard Thomas Qualters, a Roosevelt aide from 1936 to 1942, dies at 62 in Antrim New Hampshire.
A 42 member group adopts a resolution to hire hotel consultants to survey rehabilitating the Hotel Jamestown as a modern motor inn. They favor continued use for hotel office and store purposes to keep on the tax rolls and serve visitors and local groups while avoiding downtown business drift. In Milwaukee Maurice W Berger dies likely of a heart attack. he led Gimbels Schuster department stores and held a Gimbel Brothers vice presidency since 1936.
A vintage ad touts Itch-Me-Not for rapid relief of skin itching and eczema. It claims soothing effects within minutes and offers a money back guarantee at drug counters. Witnesses named Macy and others are referenced in brief testimonial language.
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