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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1968
Page
6
Police report a 17 year old girl, Sue Emterson of RE D 1 Graid Valley, missing from her home. She is described as 5 feet 4 inches, about 1 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes. No location of sighting yet.
The West Hollywood TrebYl vian Church plans a weekly laundry project in a parking lot where people can wash clothes and themselves. Pastor Roy Rose Greek says the program aims to help the community. Meanwhile a fatal crash near New Lexington, Somerset left two others injured and a local woman, Margurite Miller of Bethel Park, dead yesterday.
A list of new titles arrives at Dutton Library including Iberia Masada Friendly Persuasion Father Henson's Story and many more. Also reported is the death of Dr Hubert C Mannis 69 head of the University of Idaho Entomology Department who drowned while fishing in north Idaho.
Honolulu AP report states Hawaii corrections chief Ray Helnap announces inmates may choose from four clothing colors Palmetto chartreuse five ivory instead of traditional blue denim. He cites emphasis on freedom of choice and improved prison environment as painting plans begin.
Deputy coroner Dr. C. M. Sonne rules the Titusville crash that killed Wilson L Schlosser a homicide. J ker Marcus Wolbert swerved into the fire engine, thinking lights were railroad signals. State police and Crawford County DA will review, with borrowed fire trucks aiding until a new arranger arrives.
City officials discuss risks from a building four feet from a neighboring house. Councilman Jack Downey, head of the fire department, urges demolition to allow access for equipment and to protect the adjacent home, though the panel weighs new considerations.
The 33rd annual Erie Conference Bible conference will be held at Camp Findley Findley Lake from Monday evening at 7 45 through August 4 The event directed by Rev H Ray Harris features speakers Rev George Gardiner Dr Leslie Flynn Dr Don A Brown Miss Lela Pierce and Mrs Gert Behanna author of The Late Liz Behanna will speak at 745 on August 3 and at 2 pm on August 4
News dispatch reports Sen Edward Kennedy rejects a bid for the Democratic vice presidency after his Boston statement. Senate rivals McCarthy and Shriver are floated as possible running mates with Humphrey, while Ribicoff endorses Shriver as a sensible option.
Presidential candidate George C. Wallace told a West Palm Beach audience that Washington, D C is dying due to archists destroying the city and pledged to restore order with 30000 troops if elected. He denounced both parties as alike on major issues amid security constraints at the Municipal Auditorium.
A senator warned that attacks on Fortas obscenity rulings could affect his confirmation more than other issues since Johnson submitted the nomination June 26. Meanwhile three Republican senators criticized Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark for accusing opponents of blocking confirmation of partisan and civil rights motives. Edward Brooke demanded an apology, joined by James Pearson and John Cooper in condemning Clark's remarks.
Senate action prompts warnings that agencies must cut to June 1966 levels. The post office could lose 83 000 jobs over two years if vacancies remain unfilled. Senators Lausche and Williams criticized the move as weakening the tax bill. In Florida, Harold Leon Sebring, 70, former chief justice and longtime law dean, died Friday at Stetson University.
Two Black men and a uniformed Black deputy shared the hall with stage activity, providing a glimpse of the setting and people present in the moment.
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