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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1970
Page
4
Funeral services for Mrs. Frederick Beall are set for 2 pm Wednesday at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call Monday evening from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.
The report lists admitted patients Glenn J. Davis and Mrs John McQuire, both in Corry and Union City areas, plus multiple addresses in East Main Street Watt sburg Mott Street and Marion Street. Discharged include Mary Pirro and several Union City residents, with hospital contact numbers for Corry Memorial and Union City Memorial.
Governor Robert W. Scott praised the Supreme Court decision denying a bid to reinstate Charlotte busing. He argued the case was not about integration, noting concerns over the neighborhood school concept and that both blacks and whites value school identity. He warned reinstating busing would require funds the state cannot provide.
Funeral services for Mrs. Raymond were conducted at the Evangelical United Methodist Church with Rev. Eugene Donelson presiding. Burial took place at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Jack Raymond, Jerold Raymond, Howard Raymond, Norvel Willink, Dean Wilson and Bruce Kidder. Organist Mrs. Norma Lloyd played hymns. Relatives and friends traveled from Lancaster, Clymer, East Aurora, Busti, Salem, Kane, East Providence, and Russell to attend.
In the Saigon area the U S 25th Infantry Division found 25 North Vietnamese corpses after air strikes and artillery. The three day sweep northwest of Saigon near Black Virgin Mountain added to the tally of enemy KIA in the area since Sunday as jet fighters and artillery pounded the bomb scarred mountainside amid light sniper fire.
The piece contrasts a medical study on harsh urban conditions with battlefield updates in Vietnam. It cites 54,000 hungry Chicago families and a 45 infant mortality rate, then shifts to military reports: fighting near a 3,230-foot mountain, gunships on the Cambodian border, and Vietnamese land reform moves.
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