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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1970

Page

6

Justa Paragral and local health and court notices

Dr Joseph Seitz of 29 Brook Street is listed in poor condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. The 1970 Crawford County Cancer Crusade began with a kickoff at the courthouse, stressing cancer education. A marriage license application was filed for Terry L Terrill and Virginia Ayers. Funeral notices for Sun day's fire victims and for David Apps report services next Thursday in local churches with neighboring call hours. Resuscitator attended a seizure on Marion Street, Clyde Peebles, in poor condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Lillian Muckinhaupt admitted after a seizure, condition critical at Corry Memorial Hospital. Real estate transfer recorded for Gunnar Bourwall to Thomas Harrison. Local drug stores will close 1 to 3 for two days of mourning for firemen. Shop Your Corry Stores.

Joseph Seitz Brook Street Corry Memorial Hospital Crawford County Terry L. Terrill Townville Virginia Ayers Spartansburg Jon Miller St Paul's Lutheran Church Pine Grove Cemetery Bracken Funeral Home David Apps St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church St. George Funeral Home Funeral Portsmouth R.I Clyde Peebles Marion Street Corry Lillian Muckinhaupt North Center Street Gunnar H. Bourwall Thomas Harrison

Policeman Among Suspects In Kidnap Attempt In Buenos Aires

Argentine police detained three men including a police officer and sought a fourth in the attempted kidnapping of Soviet diplomat Yuri Pivovorov. The 40 year old assistant chief of the embassy commercial office was wounded in the head as captors forced him into an embassy limousine. Two assailants were wounded by a police guard. a hospital pickup suggests two suspects were taken into custody. Internal ministry officials named a police sergeant with extreme right views, while a right wing group praised the kidnappers. Moscow protested and Argentina promised full investigation. The incident marks a wave of Latin American diplomatic abductions with six other diplomats previously seized. In a separate note, a bomb threat forced evacuation at Westinghouse Air Brake Co. in Wilmerding, Pittsburgh, but no device was found.

Buenos Aires Yuri Pivovorov Interior Ministry Carlos Beningo Balbuena Francisco Imaz Argentine National Movement MANO Juan B. Martin Yuri Volki Volski Pigovoroy Latin America Argentina

Japanese Hijackers Fail to Trick Seoul Airport

A Japanese airliner hijacked by leftist students landed in Seoul with 115 aboard. South Korean authorities tried decoys to imply Pyongyang, but the ruse failed. The pilot asked to depart after about four hours, and a plan to fly to North Korea remained uncertain as troops stood down. A separate Philadelphia item notes Republicans proposing to rename the city’s international airport for Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Seoul North Korea Here Pyongyang

Mediator Called Into Teamster Talks

Washington AP report says a general mediator joined Teamsters trucking talks ahead of a midnight contract expiry covering 425,000 drivers. Industry offers $1 an hour raise over three years while Teamsters seek $1.75, with no strike call yet. Labor Secretary Shultz also tapped into rail shopcraft dispute as progress stalls. four rail unions split on a 68 cent wage hike. Congress bars strikes until April 11. risk of wildcat action remains.

Washington Teamsters Trucking Employers Inc George P. Shultz Congress Wildcat

NYS Assembly Rejects Liberal Abortion Bill in Albany

The New York Assembly narrowly rejected a bill to replace the near century old abortion law with a more liberal measure allowing abortions up to 24 weeks with life saving exceptions. Supporters vow to reintroduce the proposal in the current session, hoping for passage on a second try.

Albany N.Y Assembly New York Senate

The Small One Loan Arranger Helps North Corry Bank

The North Corry Office of Marine Bank, known by many names, offers installment loans and quick access to credit. Visit on East Columbus Avenue at North Center Street or call for details.

North Corry Marine Bank East Columbus Avenue North Center Street

Black official backs Carswell court nomination letter

Charles F. Wilson, deputy chief conciliator for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, says he wrote a favorable letter for G. Harrold Carswell without pressure from the Justice Department. He notes civil rights work and prior cases before Carswell, while expressing a preference for a more liberal nominee. Confirmation votes loom with mixed Senate signals and a tally showing 40 for and 34 against.

Washington G. Harrold Carswell Supreme Court Justice Department Charles F. Wilson Equal Employment Commission Nixon Tallahassee Fla Alan Cranston D-Calif Wilson Richard G.leindienst Cranston William H. Rehnquist Senate Judiciary Committee Carswell Senate Court of Judiciary Committee Milton R. Young R-N.d

Sherwin-Williams Officials Meet Over Local Relocation Concerns

In the aftermath of the incident the firm focused on immediate needs for families and the community. C D Thomas of Erie met Gustafson and planned to be joined by Richard Bull from Cleveland and Charles Bassi in the afternoon. Insurance investigators were on hand as claims were settled and operations planned to resume.

C.D. Thomas Sherwin-Williams Erie Gustafson Richard Bull Sherwin- Williams Cleveland Charles Bassi Journal Today

Ohio Troopers Accept Credit Cards for Fines

Ohio state patrolmen may take credit cards in lieu of bail or fixed fines for traffic violations. The system relies on prearranged agreements between credit card services and local courts. Attorney General Paul W. Brown issued the opinion to Patrol Superintendent Robert W. Chiaramonte this week.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Paul W. Brown Robert W. Chiaramonte

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