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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1969
Page
3
Churches in Buffalo announce a graduation banquet followed by a film and a full Center event. The ticket covers all but breakfast on the return trip. The next planning meeting is set for April 20 at the Assembly of God church. Tickets will be available at the church office.
Police report David Brown Jr. 19 of Camp-ton California fired a pistol from a church and faced assault with intent to murder charges. Kirkwood Hall 24 of Linden New Jersey 2 held on an unrelated count as investigators described a fatal church shooting and witnesses denying police gunfire.
The Los Angeles trial nears verdict as corrections officer Phil Guthrie outlines a three adjoining cell unit for Sirhan if guilty of first degree murder. The setup includes a kitchen, living room with TV, and a separate sleeping cell with full time guards, and may cost far more than the average prisoner.
President Nixon led a national day of mourning while Mrs Eisenhower remained composed beside her husband’s casket. French President de Gaulle, Greek King Constantine, and Tunisian President Bourguiba attended the state ceremony as security surrounded the Rotunda. Eisenhower’s burial is planned in Abilene with a final vault ceremony at the library chapel.
Corry Area High School juniors should file College Boards test applications by the May 3 deadline in Princeton New Jersey. Guidance counsellor S Keppel Tiffany notes the tests determine eligibility for up to 800 annual PA College grant funds from PHEAA. If not taken now juniors can take the test as sophomores to qualify later.
Eisenhower will be buried in the standard Army steel coffin issued for soldiers with an $115 inner glass seal. The silver gray casket is draped with a government flag as security teams coordinate with Secret Service, foreign officials, and local police for the funeral.
Senator Mark Hatfield of Oregon and his wife with four children waited over an hour in cold at Washington National Cathedral to honor Dwight D. Eisenhower. Hatfield declined VIP treatment that would have let him bypass the line, recalling navy days when officers used rank to gain priority.
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