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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1968

Page

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Eisenhower Illness: Third Heart Attack Said Mild

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 77, is hospitalized at March Air Force Base after a myocardial infarction described as mild. A hospital bulletin said he would stay several weeks for convalescence before transfer to Walter Reed Army Hospital.

March Air Force Base Calif Dwight D. Eisenhower March Air Force Base Hospital Eisenhower Amaide Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington Mamie Gettysburg

Industrialists Eye Renewal Area Sites

Representatives of seven industrial firms reviewed Fourth Ward urban renewal parcels and access plans at the Municipal Building. Ajax Iron Works and Corry products firms joined Wing and Aero-Flow divisions to hear site availability, relocation, and street closures. No decisions were made. firms will consult management.

Fourth Ward Ajax Iron Works Corry Foam Products Co Wing Aero-Flow Dynamics Aero- Corry al Xander Corry Rubber Products Corp Corry Bridge and Supply Chris Capotis Erie County Peter Spedding John Blackson Associates David Johnson M.S. Cobbett

Lost Boat Not Lost Coast Guard Searchers Report

The U S Coast Guard located a 16 foot boat with four from Sheffield Lake about one mile north of Lorain after an aerial search. Occupants appeared uninjured but did not verbally respond. They left Lorain Monday and were expected back late Monday or Tuesday. aboard were Ernest Broder 24 Molly 22 their son Ernest Jr and Teddy Carver 17.

Cleveland U. S. Coast Guard Sheffield Lake Lake Erie Coast Guard Lorain Ernest Broder Molly Ernest Jr Teddy Carver

Clarion Dorm Declared Unfit for Humans Habitation

Harrisburg AP A House Democrat says Shafer Hall at Clarion State College is unfit for human habitation per Pennsylvania Health Department findings. Roof leaks cited. Residents may stay until term end. dorm to be vacated for repairs. Judge to decide legality of 230 coeds contracts amid rent dispute with Arenue Inc. Also: Pugsley home near Pana damaged by fire blamed on a bird carrying a lit cigarette.

Harrisburg Clarion State College Pennsylvania Department of Health Max H. Homer McKees Rocks Shafer Hall Homer James. Gemmell Arenue, Inc Mourneville

Rockefeller outlines foreign policy ideas in Harrisburg speech

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller called for reversing the Vietnam War emphasis on Americanization and proposed a four point plan to stabilize Southeast Asia. He urged Saigon to mobilize manpower, supported a council of Asian nations for economic progress, and favored political solutions over force. He praised Johnson’s peace efforts and urged negotiated settlement.

Philadelphia Nelson A. Rockefeller Council of Asian Nations New York Saigon World Affairs Council of Philadelphia Rockefeller Johnson South Vietnam Southeast Asia Vietnam Richard M. Nixon Repubican

Erie Mayor seeks border oil drill limits on Lake Erie

Erie Mayor Louis J. Tullio urged the City Solicitor to explore local legislation by all communities along Lake Erie to block oil and gas transport into Erie County. The move followed a Commonwealth Court ruling dismissing his bid to halt underwater land leases for drilling. Tullio warned of water supply and tourism risks from a potential drill mishap. Petitions with 16,283 signatures opposing drilling were presented to the House by Rep. Wendell R. Good. Erie chambers split, with three endorsing drilling citing potential tourism gains from oil and gas revenue. Department of Forests and Waters had delayed bids pending litigation outcome.

Erie, Pa Erie Louis J. Tullio Lake Erie Erie County Tullio Commonwealth Court Harrisburg State Department of Forests and Waters House Windhell R. Good Good Erie Chamber of Commerce J. H. Bailey Erie County Tourist and Convention Bureau

Crafts Strike No Problem On CMH Job

Construction of the new long term care unit at Corry Memorial Hospital proceeds as planned despite a strike by six building trade unions. Inspections report carpenters and laborers left due to expired contracts while painters and plumbers departed over a misunderstanding. Work remains well ahead of schedule with no delay anticipated.

Corry Memorial Hospital Norman Edinger Edinger

All Night Station No Pushover For Robbers

Glendora California police routinely patrol the lone all night gas station area. On Tuesday robbery suspects were captured within 10 minutes after the attendant was held up for the fourth time in a year. Three men and a woman Ware charged with a $404 holdup.

Glendora Calif Levin

Stanford topless dancer runs for student president

Victoria Bowles known as Vicky Drake campaigns for Associated Students presidency at Stanford with a nudist lake platform. Despite no longer enrolled, she may still be eligible if previously registered. Elections rules note former students may run if enrolled previously and plan to attend during term.

Stanford Calif Stanford University Victoria Bowles Vicky Drake Eli Gible Vicky Associated Students Miss Drake Heathy Suni’ Vale Student Elections Craig Brown

State Phone Walkout Talks At Stalemate

Philadelphia AP reports talks between the Striking Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania and Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania resumed as the statewide strike of 13 000 Bell workers entered its seventh day. A wage reopener clause remains the central issue. Delaware County court issued a restraining order against mass picketing. A telephone cable was severed in Western Pennsylvania and three strikers were arrested in Pittsburgh.

Philadelphia Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Co Pennsylvania Bell Tesday Delaware County Allegheny County 3 Civil Defend Pennsyvania Pittsbergh Thesday

U S Casualty Toll Climbs In DMZ Fighting

In Saigon AP dispatch the fighting near the DMZ continues with allied forces reporting heavy casualties. U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops fought near Dong Ha and Dong Ma while air and artillery strikes hit North Vietnamese positions. Reports say 27 Americans and six South Vietnamese were killed Tuesday with 219 Americans wounded, bringing weekly allied losses to 4 dead and 277 wounded.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S. 1d Marine Division Bouthoon Dong Ma Rhe Sanh Demilitarized Zone Dmz Hine Dong Ha Quang Tri City U.S. and Marine Division U.S A Shaw Hue da Nang Nguyen van Thien

Ligonier police trace origins of crash near here

Police say the sequence began in Ligonier involving John V. Clawson of Vannellon Pennsylvania and ended with a two car crash on South Center Street here shortly before noon yesterday. At 4 30 a m Monday Clawson appeared at the Blue Ridge Service Shiloh R D 2 Ligonier.

Ligonier South Center Street John V. Clawson Vannellon

Nixon Aims for GOP Nomination Fight and Win

Nixon vows to campaign hard against Gov. Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination, predicts victory. He appears with Gov. Shafer in Harrisburg as Rockefeller contests the bid. Nixon questions the primaries as a test and urges Rockefeller to enter them. A separate item recounts a Corry, Pennsylvania theft and crash involving John Clawson, his arrest, and vehicle damage, including injuries and police action.

Harrisburg Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller Nixon Pennsylvania Raymond P. Shafer Rockefeler New York Bol Rockefeller Gneke

Zoning Board Approves Apartments Amid Variance Hearings

The Corry Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance to permit a multi family development between Johnson Street and Macadam Hill Road within Wayne Township. Edward Kaiser and John Freno voted affirmatively while 3. A. Long attended a conference. The decision follows prior approvals from city planning and township boards for the New Holly Apartments project. A separate appeal sought a setback variance for Peter Lawcock to build a closer garage to the sidewall than normally allowed.

Corry Peter Lawcock North Canter

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