Storm damages Corry area plants and infrastructure
A severe thunderstorm with 70 mph winds damages the Firestone plant under construction on Shady avenue and the Corry Foam Products site. Plastics firm wall collapses, with four figure losses. Wind wreaks havoc on trees, power lines, and the State Fish Hatchery area, prompting emergency power restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Shady Avenue
Corry Foam Products
Erie County Plastic Corp
Paul Roche
Journal
Peneler
Aril
Zarger
Mead Avenue
North Center Street
East
Congress Street
East Main Street
West Pleasant Street
Penelee
Penelec
Sparta
Elgin
Riceville Corners
Riceville
Pollocks Bridge
General Telephone Co
Robert Stoddard
GenTel Foreman
Stoddard
Corry TV Cable Co
GenTel
The
Civil Defense
Stanford Hose Co
Smith and
Bond Streets
Columbus Avenue
West Smith
West
Washington Street
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry Central
First Avenue
Foam Plastics, Inc
Cambridge Springs
Nixon weighs candidates for health post in new York
President Nixon considered several compromise candidates for assistant secretary of health and scientific affairs after the Knowles rejection. USC Dean Roger Egeberg led the list, with UW Seattle dean John Hugeness and others in contention as a midmorning briefing looms. The trip also touched on Apollo 11 plans and a St Lawrence Seaway anniversary stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
John H. Knowles
Washington
Roger Egeberg
University of Southern California
USC School of Medicine
Robert H. Finch
John R. Hugeness
Board of Health Sciences
University of Washington
Seattle
Richard Wilbur
California
Thomas C
Massena
N.Y
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Finch
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Medicare
American Medical Association
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Senate Labor Education Committee
AMA
Woman Slayer Captured Near San Francisco in Marian Lane Identity
Winnie Ruth Judd, the "tiger woman" famed for a 1933 Phoenix double murder, has been detained in a Martinez area suburb after being found living as Marian Lane. Sheriff Lt. Lang identified her by fingerprints and photos, with Arizona to extradite. authorities linked the case to the Aarons homicide in Alamo.
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Martinez
Calif
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
San Francisco
Robert Lang
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Lang
Marian Lane
Arizona State Hospital
Joe Walsh
Danville
John Blemer
Europe
California
The
Tiger Woman
Alamo
Z. Alexander Aarons
David Gardella
Piedmont
Oakland
Gardella
Italy
Lane
Aarons
Judd
Bay Area
New Formats For The Carry Journal Modernize Its Press
The Carry Evening Journal adopts computerized photo typesetting and a six column layout replacing hot metal. Professor Edmund C. Arnold notes readers benefit from wider columns and faster, clearer news delivery as the industry embraces new technology. The paper emphasizes higher reader comfort and stronger advertising impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Evening Journal
Journal
Edmund C. Arnold
Graphic Arts and Publishing Department
Syracuse University
Corry
America
End of Charleston Hospital Strike Reaches Settlement
The Medical College of South Carolina hospital ended a three month strike by Negro nonprofessional workers after an agreement with Local 1199-8. The settlement calls for strikers to return July 1 with a $0.30 hourly wage increase, but union recognition is not granted. The dispute at Charleston County Hospital remains unresolved with potential action on whether all strikers should be reinstated.
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Charleston
S.C
Medical College of South Carolina
Hospital and Nursing Home Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
County Hospital
J. Mitchell Graham
Charleston County
Medical College
Foner
Nab Third Suspect In Area Burglaries
The third suspect in a series of area camp burglaries was captured by Constable William Carter at Spartansburg. Wayne V. Anderson, brother of Rudolph Anderson, and Robert E. Proper admitted involvement in more than 10 burglaries across Titusville Forest County areas as police continued investigations.
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William Carter
Spartansburg
Corry
Wayne V. Anderson
Rudolph Anderson
Forest County
Tionesta
Robert E. Proper
R.D
Anderson
Titusville
Warren and
Tidnesta
Rudolph and
Proper
Corry Truck Driver Causes Four-Vehicle Crash at Erie Intersection
Emil Toplovich Sr. of Corry swerved to avoid traffic when a signal turned red, jackknifing his tractor trailer and striking two cars a Patel truck and a jeep. Raymond Learn and David Wilcox of Erie were hurt, Ralph Ward of Erie and James Bennett were treated and released, and charges may follow.
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Corry
Erie
Patel
Emil Toplovich Sr
R. D
Toplovich
Raymond Learn
David Wilcox
Ralph Ward
James Bennett
Learn
Ward
Hamet Hospital
David
Erie City
Michael Bokach
Erie Police Department
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Firestone Plant
State Fish Hatchery
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Edward Zarger
Corry Memorial Hospital
Johnston
USC
Buffalo
Milan P. Magdik
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Cochranton
Jamestown
Kennedy
Gilbert Mattoon
Cool Pony
Jamie Ruffing
Pottstown
Betsy
Woman Slayer
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