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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

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Committee backs Burger for chief justice amid Senate move

In Washington two ranking senators Eastland and Dirksen urged confirming Warren Burger as chief justice. The Judiciary Committee unanimously approved the nomination, with Mansfield noting little opposition and an FBI check completed. Burger would replace retiring Earl Warren at term end. In Wilkes-Barre, about 1,400 miners walked out in a dispute over health and welfare fund payments.

Washington Warren E. Burger Supreme Court James O. Eastland D-Miss Everett. M. Dirksen Bell Senate Judiciary Committee Burger Dirksen Eastland Nixon Abe Fortas Law and Order Senate Mike Mansfield Fortas Judiciary Committee Federal Bureau of Investigation Mansfield Earl Warren Wilkesbarre, Pa Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties Mine Workers' Health and Welfare Fund

Second Crash Claims Mother and Four Children

SLIPPERY ROCK Pa AP two Butler County mothers and four children were killed when their car collided head on with a second auto. The Meals car skidded over 100 feet and struck the victim’s auto, causing five of the victims to be thrown from the vehicle. The lone survivor is a 15 month old boy with a fractured skull treated in Youngstown Ohio. Victims identified include Irma Dellich Denise Dellich Danny Dellich Geoffrey Dellich Katherine Bonetti and Christina Bonetti. The Meals auto had earlier been involved in a hit run in Slippery Rock Borough with no details released.

Slippery Rock Butler County Raymond Meals RD 4 Meals Mears Grove City Hospital Youngstown Ohio Irma Dellich Bogers Denise Danny Geoffrey Katherine Bonetti Harrisville Christina

Workman Hit and Auto Crash Reported Here

A city employee on a North Center street road project was struck by a pickup driven by Frank L. Baresi, injuring William Thompson of 228 Essex Street. Thompson, at St Elizabeth Memorial Hospital, suffered an elbow abrasion and confusion but was released later. A second incident saw a two car crash at the Dairy Queen on East Columbus Avenue causing about 550 dollars in damage with no injuries. Eugene P. Wiler of Pittsfield struck Ronald Scalise of Columbus as she entered traffic.

North Center Street East Columbus Avenue Frank L. Baresi R.D. 4 Corry William ©. Thompson Essex Street Thompson St. Elizabeth's Ry Memorial Hospital James Keppel Baressi North Canter Keppel Dairy Queen Ronald Scalise Columbus East Columbus

Teen Driver Injured In Waterford Crash

A 16 year old girl identified as Suetta R Batchelor of Waterford lost control of a 1969 sedan near Waterford Monday night while attempting to eat a sandwich. The car veered off a rural road and struck a tree at 11 15 pm. Damage was about $600. Batchelor sustained a minor facial laceration and charges are pending after further investigation by Trooper William Barbour.

Waterford Corry Suetta R. Batchelor B.D. 1

Erie Lackawanna Plans to Drop Trains 5 and 6

Gregory W. Maxwell, president of Erie Lackawanna, says the railroad loses 1.7 million annually on trains 5 and 6 and lost 422,500 in early 1969. The carrier plans to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to discontinue the westbound train 5 and the eastbound train 6, citing declining passenger use and rising auto, air, and bus competition. The move would end local passenger service, and officials note the era of the Erie and DL&W has changed.

Erie Lackawanna Railway Co Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Gregory W. Maxwell Irie Lackawanna Railway Company Merce Commission

Evans Destroyer Search Ended After 73 Missing Sailors

The Navy called off the search for 73 sailors missing from the Evans after the destroyer was cut in half by the Australian carrier Melbourne during SEATO maneuvers. Survivors numbered 199 plus one dead. the stern section was towed toward the Philippines as a court of inquiry was ordered. Brothers from Niobrara, Neb., and other identified crew members are named among the casualties and survivors.

U.S Navy Pearl Harbor Hawaii Evans

Three Sage brothers die in sea carrier collision

Gary Sage feared losing all three brothers if harm came to them. The Pentagon notified Ernest and Cheryl Sage that their three sons—Gary 22, Gregory 21, and Appren Kelly 19—died when the Australian carrier Melbourne struck the Navy destroyer USS Evans in the South China Sea, a tragedy that killed 73 U.S. sailors and shook Niobrara Nebraska where relatives mourned at a farmyard scene.

Associated Press Gary Sage Evans Cheryl Hargens Niobrara Neb Gary Pentagon Ernest Sage Melbourne South China Sea U.S California Sage Brothers Radarman C Gregory Seaman Appren. Kelly Sage Douglas Nebraska

Rehearing Refused in Warren County Crossing Case

The Public Utilities Commission denied Warren County a rehearing on the Shady avenue crossing signals order. The PUC ruled signals must be installed on the Erie Lackawanna line after a 1966 fatal accident with costs prorated among the railroad Erie County the city of Corry and Warren County. Warren County’s share is 2000 dollars and officials plan to pursue other avenues to avoid the cost while noting no notice was received for the January 4 hearing.

Public Utilities Commission Warren County Shady Avenue Corry Douglas Rozelle PUC Erie Lackawanna Railroad Erie County David Rice Rice

Fire damages Union City home. $3,000 loss

Union City suffered a late night house fire totaling about $3,000 in damage. Fire Chief Francis Won Tenay reported the rear upstairs portion of the residence belonged to the Holland family and the roof area was destroyed before 40 firefighters contained the blaze around 10:30 p.m. Faulty wiring is preliminarily blamed. no further investigation planned.

Union City Francis Poke) Wontenay Wontenay George Holland

Family Seeks News On Destroyer Sailor Lost At Sea

In Huntingdon Pennsylvania Seaman apprentice Stephen Pagan Fagan was reported missing after the destroyer Evans was cut in half by an Australian carrier in the South China Sea. Navy officials later listed him and 72 sailors as lost along with three other Pennsylvanians and a West Virginia resident. Fagan, the oldest of five, had written home about life in the bow of the ship. He enlisted after graduating high school last year.

Associated Press Stephen Pagan Evans Huntingdon Pentagon Donald A. Fagan Stephen U.S. Navy Stephen Fagan South China Sea Weirton W.va Raymond J. Earely Elizabeth Earely Mahonoy City Donald E. Gearhart McVeytown Patrick M. Corcoran Thomas J. Corcoran Marianna Corcoran Philadelphia James Robert Baker Warren Stanton Baker Fagan Navy Grad

Eight Children Die In Major City Fire Tragedy

Fire swept the top floor of a three story Kansas City apartment building killing 12 including eight children and six members of a former Bradford Pennsylvania family. Fire trapped residents as flames rose over the roof. one man leaped with his infant son, both perished later. Eleven bodies were found on the third floor amid charred rubble.

Kansas City Bradford Lawrence M. Smith Harry Smith Barbara

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Everett Dirksen James Eastland Ate Judiciary Committee The William Barbour Erie Lackawanna Erie Delaware Lackawanna and Western C. Gary C. Gregory Appren, Kelly Lawrence J. Reilly Jr Costa Mesa Calif Lawrence J. Reilly Sr Navy Headquarters Marcus Rodriguez Fresno Cam Rahn Bay Subic Bay Philippines Kearsarge Cmdr A. S. McLemore Corry Crossing State
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