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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1969

Page

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Realign Key Jobs In Jointure Schools

Corry Area Joint Schools undergoes an overhaul led by Superintendent Ray after a regular session. In a 90 minute closed meeting, six district Joint Committee directors previewed a revised organizational table led by Victor Cragg Jr and John Liebegott with Richard Farrer, Ronald Rairie, and others restructuring roles. Bison endorses the change as boosting educational quality.

Corry Area Victor N. Cragg Jr John Liebegott Richard Farrer Fine Arts Ronald Rairie Bison Corry

Brother Sister Set Fatal Fire

Warrants charging murder were issued for Roger Bailey age 13 and his sister Susan 15 in a Wood County fire that killed their father Charles Bailey 41. Investigators say arson was involved and both youths are held for arraignment. The blaze at the family home occurred in the predawn hours.

Parkersburg W. Va Wood County Prosecutor's Office Bruce White Roger Bailey Susan White Charles Bailey Associated Press City Police Department Obie Emmett C. Rousch

Ohio Girl First Nurse To Die From Enemy Action

Lt. Sharon Lane, 26, from Canton Ohio, the first U S Army nurse killed by hostile fire in Vietnam, died at Chu Lai while tending the Vietnamese ward of the 312th Evacuation Hospital. A Vietnamese child also died and 23 Vietnamese plus two Americans were wounded. Lane had declined a ward transfer, saying she liked the Vietnamese people and their appreciation of her care.

Saigon Sharon Lane Ohio Canton 312Th Chu Lai Lorraine W. Montz Phoenixville Lane Patricia E. Carr Louisville John D. Medlin Jr Greensboro N.C Winston-Salem Sharon Meyer New Prague Minn

House Passes Rent Withholding Bill In Pa

Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania House approved a bill extending the right to withhold rent to all tenants living in housing deemed unfit for human habitation. The 162 to 26 vote reflected a routine floor action in a session dominated by the House.

Harrisburg Senate House

Clue Turns Out To Be Family In Canadohia Theft

Corry State Police say a May 11 burglary at a Canadohia Lake souvenir shop involved a Mellon Bank Credit Card owned by Harry Newland of Oregon City. Daniel Newland used the card at a Cleveland music store, prompting bank checks. clerk and bank alerted, and Daniel left before a decision. Police confirm the Newland family involvement after bank inquiries.

Canadohia Lake Corry John Evanko Cleveland Daniel Newland Mellon Bank Harry Newland R. D Oregon City Evanka Pittsburgh Titusville Bank Bank Newland

Washington man found guilty in PSU student death

Alphonso Westinghouse Kyles, a Washington, D.C. man, was convicted of second degree murder in the 20 year old Pennsylvania State University student Charles F. Miller death in a State College rooming house. The eight day trial ended with a nearly six hour deliberation. Sentencing pending.

Bellefonte, Pa Washington, D.C Pennsylvania State University Falls Church Alphonso Westinghouse Kyles Centre County Court R. Paul Cambell Kyles Charles F. Miller State College Charles R. Brown Jr Miller Washington

Patman urges Nixon to withdraw deposits from high rate banks

Rep. Wright Patman, chairman of the House Banking Committee, asks President Nixon to move government deposits from banks that raised their prime rate to an unprecedented 8 1/4 percent. He calls the rise a conspiracy threatening a severe recession and urges antitrust action and Fed cutoffs of the discount privilege to those banks.

Washington Wright Patman House Banking Committee Nixon Patman D-Tex Fatman Fed Eral Reserve Board John N. Mitchell

State Experts To Advise Guidance

The Corry Area Joint School Committee agreed unanimously to hire state experts through the State Department of Public Instruction to consult with the local guidance department on a consultant basis. The plan allows the state to pay up to $500 for consultants to aid guidance personnel in developing and extending group techniques and non college-bound guidance as a third staff member is added before the 1969 1970 term.

Corry Area State Department of Public Instruction Ray Disen

Floods Displace 1801 Cubans in Camaguey Province

Heavy rain from a tropical low over Cuba caused rivers to overflow in Camaguey Province, forcing 1,801 people from their homes. Radio Havana reported that three rivers were swollen and rainfall has been heavy across Cuba in recent days, with no crops mentioned as damaged.

Miami Cuba Camaguey Radio Havana Fidel Castro Fat Tne

Troop Pullout Pleases Hawks, Doves Alike

Washington lawmakers from both parties back a phased U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam with Hughes-like cautions. Senator Sparkman says 50,000 more might go if Hanoi responds. Cooper hopes a Paris negotiation breakthrough could prompt deeper cuts. Senator Tower cites Saigon’s growing combat capability enabling further reductions without weakening posture.

Alabama Foreign Relations Committee Hanoi Cooper Paris John G. Tower R-Tex Saigon South Vietnam

Hanoi Says Troop Pullout Not Enough

Hanoi Radio in Vietnamese broadcast criticized the Midway Conference saying Nixon and South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu have not learned what is needed to end the war. It urged complete and unconditional withdrawal of all American and satellite troops without tying it to Vietnamese rights nor outside interference in determining Vietnam's future.

Hong Kong Hanoi Radio Nixon South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Vietnam

Corry Area Joint School Committee Faces Pay Increase Row

The Corry Area Joint School Committee revealed seven teachers require retroactive raises to last September. Superintendent Ray Elsen and PSEA officials argued records now show all staff at proper salary levels, prompting debate over prior miscalculations and a precedent setting recording of Elsen’s salary conclusions.

Ray Elsen Elsen Corry Pennsylvania State Education Associa Tion PSEA William Kafferlin Clifford Buesink Kafferlin Junture Buesink Joint Committee

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Jointure Corry Board Corry Area High School Johnston Age James A. Burke Dmass Congress Treasury David Kennedy Kennedy Chicago Ways and Means Committee Hale Boggs D-La Ways and Means Wilbur Mills David Haines Zion, Ti South Pfc. Haines Gls U.S John Sherman Cooper R-Ky John Sparkman D-Ala
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