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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions steel, brass, and metals with price cues and miscellaneous items, but lacks coherent events or entities. No clear people, places, or dates are identifiable.
Snow slick roads caused multiple crashes leaving three dead and four injured. State Police and Corry police investigated crashes on East Columbus avenue and Route 6. victims include Harriet Case 37 and Jessie McCready 64. Debra Mohr 16 died at Union City Memorial Hospital after a Route 6 plunge. Damages reached thousands with several injured.
San Francisco teachers return to their classes after a one day walkout, while Florida teachers' strike enters its third week with negotiations stalled. Pittsburgh prepares a large pickup around the Board of Education building as Wellston district reports vacancies.
City police investigate a weekend burglary at the Pennsylvania Electric Co. office on First Avenue. A small safe was broken open and about $115 in cash stolen. Detectives check for fingerprints as clues remain elusive.
Cleveland police say at least two more first degree murder warrants will be sought in the early Wednesday double slayings blamed on motorcycle gang members. Four warrants were issued earlier with one suspect arrested. Donald A. Fraser, 21, was captured in Kingman Arizona, with 11 year old Dianne Shafer captured and to be returned to Cleveland.
A Corry man paid a $109 fine after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife who required hospital treatment. Police detained Thomas Kuss of Corry and his wife Mrs. Kuss. she sustained contusions and abrasions, was treated, then released.
President Johnson asks Congress for a $15.6 billion Health in America program to double birth control funding, cut infant deaths, and expand medical training. The plan includes a new population studies center with $12 million, higher maternal and child health funding, and a Health Manpower Act to consolidate efforts.
Gov Shafer unveils a 27.9 million supplemental budget to raise teacher salaries as thousands protest at the Capitol steps. The plan aims to lift minimum pay from 4500 to 4800 or 4900, with local districts shaping immediate increases.
William Hammerlee nine son of Mr and Mrs Dale Hammerlee of West Smith street became ill Saturday evening and is being treated at home. A spinal tap yesterday confirmed meningitis virus. Mrs Hammerlee said contacts have been notified and the boy is taking sulfa under Dr Archie Tate care.
Four teenagers were killed when their car left State Rt. 147, struck a tree a mile north of Lykens, Dauphin County. The driver was Halifax resident Hali fax, 19, and passengers were Sallie Ann Boyer 19 of Pillow, Nancy Lee 12, and Vicki Howard 17 of Millersburg.
Scores of residents in western Pennsylvania reported unidentified flying objects Sunday night. John Griffis saw a blazing UFO near St Thomas Cemetery, while airport supervisor ill Aber and pilots confirmed sightings. Reports extended from Pittsburgh to Ohio cities including Columbus and Cleveland.
A local man, James A. Shields, 28, of 195 York Street, was released on $1,000 bond after being arrested on a warrant from Alderman Porter Auer. Auer set a hearing for 10 a.m. March 12. Shields plans to speak with his attorney and again with police.
Two 17-year-olds were cited for possession of alcoholic beverages after police stopped their car for erratic driving on North Center Street. Officers found six packs of beer in the front seat and the passenger tried to conceal them with his feet. The driver claimed no knowledge and suggested his wife may have placed the beer. Information filed with Alderman Porter Auer.
In heavy combat near Saigon and Duc Duc, Marines and air cavalry soldiers say they killed about 300 communist troops while suffering lighter own losses. Viet Cong rockets struck six allied bases and two command posts, with Duc Duc fire killing 20 civilians as 150 homes burned.
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