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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
6
Kindergartners with last names A through M sign up in the morning and others in the afternoon at Concord School. Miss Ann Baresi requires a parent and birth certificate. vaccination records must be presented at registration.
The council weighed fines for owners who let weed growth exceed limits with daily penalties on continued violations. City engineer David Johnson was asked to copy the ordinance for review, while LD offered help if enforcement proved burdensome. Mayor Furst urged members to study the measure and return with recommendations at the next meeting.
The Corry district hosts a grand prize event at Concord School this evening open to the public. Judge panel selects Joni Morgan from Room 201 as winner for the project Magic of Reflection using reflected light rays to superimpose objects. Journal Photo by Johnston.
Five days of fighting in Cho Lon ease but sniper fire slows South Vietnamese rangers. A tank assault spared only houses with Chinese owners protecting them. Saigon’s air raid alarm sounded and 18 of 40 rockets hit near a U S division unit with no American casualties. Allied pilots hunted targets as government forces repulsed attacks north of Saigon. One civilian killed, eight wounded. Reynolds Metals and Kaiser Aluminum raise primary aluminum prices to 26 cents per pound from 25.
Lawrence Park man Her man Buck, 55, is credited with saving two boys who drifted from shore on a home made raft in Lake Erie near Four Mile Creek. Alan Miller, 11, and David Parker, 12, both Wesleyville, panicked and jumped in. Buck swam and held Parker, who cannot swim, until a fishing club boat helped. Parker was admitted to Hamot Hospital in satisfactory condition. Miller was treated and released.
In a foreign policy address the President acknowledged that peace is not near and warned of difficulties and setbacks. He urged seeking answers, not slogans, to tip the balance toward the right direction and cited Glassboro and its college campus as linked to that effort. He noted peaceful work continues beyond headlines on Soviet relations, including space weapons treaty, rescue of downed astronauts, a new consular treaty, and aviation landing accords.
Harrisburg AP The House approved a $1 million appropriation to cover costs for National Guard activation after rioting in Pittsburgh following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. Gov Shafer ordered 7,000 guardsmen to duty. about 4,300 served in Pittsburgh and others stood by in armories. The measure won unanimous approval.
Rep Matthew J. Ryan of Delaware disputes claims of a whitewash by the Shafer panel. He notes public hearings were held across the state, and states that Rep Schmitt did not attend any hearings.
Erie County Coroner Merle Wood ruled Saturday night's triple shooting a double murder and death by own action. In Harborcreek in front of Fairfield Fire Hall a pickup driven by Patricia Minnich allegedly fired on a car carrying Leonard Young and James R. Minnichs estranged wife. Young died from a single chest wound, Minnich from a safety related head wound, and Minnich from a chest wound. no inquest was held.
James McMillen of Meadville was injured around 1130 PM when his car was struck by a westbound Erie Lackawanna freight train after allegedly going around a closed crossing gate. He was admitted to City Hospital with multiple contusions and abrasions, with a fair condition noted. The 14 car local freight dragged the car about 100 feet onto the yard tracks.
An ad touts Carter's Pills as a unique laxative formula that wakes the slowed lower digestive tract and stimulates peristalsis to ease irregularity. It claims temporary relief and encourages readers to try the product at 49 cents, noting many satisfied users.
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