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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR notes refer to tax authority actions and penalties, mentioning the IRS and related entities in terse form. No coherent individuals or events are clearly identifiable from the available text.
Scotland Yard pressed the search for James Tar Ray who stayed in Britain between May 28 and his arrest, while FBI agents assist. authorities seek his travels through Canada Britain and Portugal after King’s April 4 shooting. Ray faces British charges and possible two month extradition.
In Washington the House Judiciary Committee may approve a tougher gun-control bill at its next meeting on June 20 after a 16 to 16 tie on Tuesday. Chair Emanuel Celler predicts passage if support holds.
Charles Luna, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, says Penn Central’s handling of the Kennedy funeral train was disgraceful. He cites eight hours from New York to Washington for a body transport that should take about four hours. The Philadelphia office called Luna’s editorial unfair and unwarranted.
Police filed four motor vehicle citations yesterday, three against Robert C. Wynn 28 of Clymer. He faced running a stop sign speeding and reckless driving after a high speed chase Friday night ending with his car overturning on Fifth street. At times he reached 60 mph and he admitted he knew officers pursued him. Alderman Merle Ottaway received the formal charges. Frank L. Miles 28 of Spring Creek also cited for an outdated temporary license plate on West Main Street.
An eastbound bus on the Pennsylvania Turnpike was destroyed by fire. Estimated damage reached 30 000 dollars with all 40 riders escaping unharmed, though baggage and cargo valued at about 43 000 dollars were lost or damaged. Driver Homer H. Boyer from Evans City noticed flames in the rear. passengers were taken to a Turnpike restaurant as local firemen responded.
Police cited James H. Roden aged 18 and Charles D. Redenz aged 19 for tampering with patrol cars. Roden faced two counts after allegedly removing coil wires from two cruisers on May 26 near the station and city buildings. Redenz faced one count for an incident on June 1 as officers investigated the first tampering case.
A 46 year old Franklin man Francis J. Sullivan Jr. died at the scene after his car crossed the centerline on Route 4 in Centerville and hit a Greensburg Pa truck driven by Kenneth C. Rose. The crash occurred at 5 18 p m. Sullivan suffered a fractured skull and multiple internal injuries. Rose and an unidentified passenger were uninjured.
Three Corry area teenagers suffered minor injuries when a car veered off a rural Bear Lake road into a ditch shortly after 8 pm. Driver Harry L. Grow 19 of Bear Lake was not hurt. passengers Belinda Conk s 16 Doreen May 17 and Teresa Conklin 15 were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released. Vehicle damage was listed at 90 dollars.
Paris and surrounding areas see fresh protests with three workers dead and a drowning student amid police confrontations. Students riot for a second night as Communists call a one hour general strike, while authorities deploy tear gas and nonlethal weapons to disperse crowds.
In Paris the United States and North Vietnam resumed talks. Ambassador Harriman lodged a protest over Viet Cong rocket attacks on Saigon, calling the actions terrorist. He declined to discuss U S retaliation, noting no progress toward ending deadlock over deescalation.
Viet Cong rockets hit Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon with 10 rounds before dawn. Civilian casualties rise to 90 with four children dead and 24 civilians wounded. one helicopter and a small plane destroyed. Allied forces report 121 North Vietnamese killed in two battles as fighting spreads near the DMZ. The attack damages aircraft and threatens Saigon’s airport and government facilities.
Kindergarten enrollment across Corry Area Jointure totaled 205 after yesterday’s close, two more than last year. Elementary supervisor Miss Ann Baressi notes late enrollments remain open at the Concord School office this week. Breakdown shows Wright 74, Concord 49, Elgin 1, Concord Township 15, Wayne Township 33, Spring Creek 5, Columbus 28.
Four armed inmates at the U S Penitentiary in Atlanta held 22 people hostage as guards and FBI agents maintained security around the prison. A midnight breakthrough released one hostage to present grievances list to Warden Olin G Blackwell amid a 24 hour siege still ongoing.
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