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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads highlights new features daily at Connie's Bakery with a two piece nylon living room suite offer priced at 148 dollars. Peterson's Furniture at 3112 promotes similar specials while supplies last.
A near sell-out crowd of about 1000 gathered at the University of Missouri Kansas City to hear Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. deliver the Afro American series finale, but Powell did not appear. The audience waited an hour and left. ticket refunds would be issued. Efforts to contact Powell in New York, Washington and Miami were unsuccessful. His fee was listed at 1750 dollars.
A wartime style news brief notes Communist China accusing the Soviet Union of provoking the Manchurian border clash on March 2 to divert Russians from internal dissent. Western analysts cite fears of a Soviet threat as rallying behind Mao. Hong Kong and London reports claim five million Chinese on alert, while Moscow cites 31 dead and 14 wounded. China has not released casualty figures.
Secretary Volpe announced five U S center cities Atlanta Dallas Denver Seattle and Pittsburgh will share a 1 460 959 program to study and reform downtown transportation. The plan aims to improve mobility reduce congestion and encourage cross sector planning with consulting firms guiding the effort.
Civil Air Patrol units conduct a two day statewide search and rescue exercise with USAF observers from Pittsburgh arriving for inspection. CAP radio network stays active while a ranger team tests survival gear near Waterford and one mission turns into a real rescue in Chambersburg area.
The Supreme Court ruled five to three that criminal defendants whose conversations or premises were bugged by federal agents may inspect government transcripts and logs including national security records. Justice White wrote the opinion, saying overheard conversations not usable by prosecutors should be disclosed to defense, with Justices Black Harlan and Fortas dissenting. The decision counters government opposition that such review should occur only by a federal judge.
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