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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
3
Fragmented text references a medical situation involving a shooting, nerve relief, and a physician or drug named Zepline or similar. It mentions patients, doses, and a count near two dozen, with unclear details and partial phrases.
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration maintains an assault on Kennedy peace bids. Secretary Rusk says Hanoi has closed the door on the RFK plan for a pause and talks, while Johnson keeps bombing. Dirksen backs Johnson. Percy urges clearer terms and negotiation proof before stopping bombing.
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon, preparing a three week fact finding tour of seven European capitals, says Poland has denied him a visa to visit Warsaw. He calls the denial uncalled for and regrets the Polish government action. The Polish Embassy in Washington declined to comment.
The Rev Elmer A Ortner preaches at St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday at 11 00 A M over WOTR on the sermon titled Mr Green Goes To Sunday School. The program outlines a faith outreach and Sunday service schedule for listeners.
David Crawford and Leslie Selfridge Jr. overpowered a hospital attendant at Warren State Hospital, seized his keys, and fled on foot about 9 am. Police pursued for nearly two hours, locating the suspects in a barn and returning them to the facility. Crawford, 19, Erie, karate expert and member of Gods Children motorcycle gang, and Selfridge, 21, Clearfield, were committed for observation by an Erie County judge and were charged with larceny of a motor vehicle. State Police, the Warren substation, Sheriff Dan Allen Jr., and Chief Deputy Sheriff Hegerty led the manhunt with borough police aiding patrols.
Philadelphia archdiocesan school spokesmen and about 450 lay teachers seek to avert a strike before a Wednesday deadline. Msgr Edward T Hughes warns a strike could last to June, risking rights and positions for teachers. A meeting with union leaders produced mutual understanding and plans for further talks before the deadline. The walkout would affect 28 high schools across five counties.
Repairs advanced enough yesterday afternoon to reopen the bridge on Route 6 at Irvine and full traffic resumed at 4 p.m. The bridge had been closed to trucks and heavy vehicles Thursday afternoon while a detour via North Warren and Route 69 to Route 27 into Youngsville was used. Merle Lee, superintendent of highways, reported progress.
David Kilgore a Pittsburgh 15 year old was found innocent Friday in the fatal shooting of his father at their East Liberty home. An Allegheny County Criminal Court jury cleared Kilgore of a murder charge in the July 16 rifle slaying of Paul Kilgore 65. Defense said the boy brandished the rifle as a warning after his mother was beaten, and the weapon discharged as the father lunged toward it.
Dist Atty Jim Garrison reportedly probes a possible link between Lee Harvey Oswald and a 1963 FBI raid on a Lacombe munitions cache. The raid recovered 200 empty bomb casings, 48 cases of dynamite, napalm and firing caps from a house owned by William J. MacLaney.
Mayfield Kentucky police report two men posed as electrical inspectors gaining entry to the home of Sig Johnson and his sister Effie. One man talked with them while the other searched the house. After the men left, $5100 was missing from the residence.
Records show Oswald employed by the William R. Reily Co plant in the summer of 1968. Marochini worked that summer at the Standard Coffee Co, also owned by W B Reily.
Conneaut Lake officials announced Oakland Beach Hotel will be torn down due to sewer levies totaling about 1,500 dollars annually plus a 5,000 dollar hookup, making operation unprofitable. Cronin Building to raze the structure early next week while the Midway Hotel’s future remains undecided. The firm will focus on the golf course and other profitable Oakland Beach operations.
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