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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1969

Page

6

Local workshop on Truth in Lending set for Erie

Erie area officials will discuss consumer credit and a Truth in Lending workshop from 9 a.m. to noon next Tuesday at Trask's Auditorium, Eighth and Peach. Reservations to the Central Erie Businessmen's Association, 1611 Peach St., by Thursday. Also notes on cornerstone dilemma at Youngsville First United Methodist, hospital admissions for Mrs. Henry Hill and Tammy Dennis, a larceny case involving Norma Leech, and the death of W. W. Peterson of Lake Isabella, Calif.

Erie Trask Eighth and Peach Streets Central Erie Businessmen's Association Peach Street Youngsville First United ‘Methodist Tammy Dennis Corry Hospital Carol Dennis RD. 1 Corry Norma Leech Wattsburg Barbara Adams Wright Street

Body of Army flyer recovered off Gulf Coast

The body of Army CWO-2 David J. Dumbroski, 25, of Grove City, Pa., an instructor pilot stationed at Ft. Rucker, Ala., was recovered from the Gulf of Mexico after he disappeared while swimming Sunday afternoon. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Dumbroski of Route 1, Grove City, Mercer County.

Panama City Fla David J. Dumbroski Grove City Gulf of Mexico Ft. Rucker Ala Dumbroski Francis L. Dumbroski Mercer County

Funeral Rites For Ear E Messinger Planned Thursday

Final rites for Ear E Messinger will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial follows in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Messinger Dies After Collision Near Corry on Ridge Road

The obituary notes Messinger born February 14, 1907 in Pittsfield Township. He owned trucks hauling milk coal and lime, ran a Red and White store in Columbus, contracted with Agway for lime spreading, and loaded cinders for the highway in winter. Survivors include his wife Virginia Fox, a daughter Jean Fargo, sons Ronald and Arnold, a stepson Bradley Fox, 13 grandchildren, and three sisters. Final rites at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday.

Mr. Messinger Pittsfield Township Columbus Agway Company Highway Department Canada South America First Methodist Church Good Samaritan Elizabeth Whitcomb Virginia Fox Lowell Jean) Fargo Ronald Corry Arnold Coventry Bradley Fox Milton Hershey School Hershey Roy Mabel) Cook Jamestown Kenneth Elizabeth) Morris Spartansburg Clyde Velma) Nelson Pittsfield Bracken Fueral

Navy court inquiry findings for Pueblo crew dereliction

Senator Chafee notes the court of inquiry found the Pacific naval security group derelict for failing to develop procedures to ensure the Pueblo research section readiness. He praised the inquiry as objective but said top naval leaders declined to accept its recommendations for general court martials of Bucher and Harris. He would not judge guilt or innocence pending further legal proceedings.

Naval Security Group Pacific Pueblo Chafee Court of Inquiry Adm Thomas H. Moorer Naval Operations U.S. Pacific Fleet Bucher Harris Navy North Korea Murphy

Queen Elizabeth 2 uses satellites for precision navigation

On her maiden New York crossing the Queen Elizabeth 2 relies on four U S Navy satellites to fix position within 100 feet, replacing dead reckoning. Aboard, a mini computer in the chart room processes signals from antennae on the foremast, feeding a streamlined bridge console. The ship cruises 28 knots, with luxuries including a mortuary synagogue and dog kennels, while a death and christening mark its voyage.

New York Arthur Townsend Fleur Juliet Cass Geoffrey Cass David Sharpe William Warwick

LA Times Wins 7th Pulitzer Prize for Public Service

The 1969Pulitzer lineup includes LA Times public service prize for exposing local corruption leading to city government shake up and three bribery convictions. William Tuohy won international reporting for Vietnam combat coverage. Edward Adams won for AP photo of Brig. Gen. Loan shooting a Viet Cong captive. Other winners include Momaday for fiction, Sackler for drama, and Night for general nonfiction.

New York Los Angeles Times Los Angeles William Tuohy Times Vietnam Edward T. Adams Associated Press Nguyen Ngoc Loan N. Scott Momaday Momaday Howard Sackler Jack Johnson Rene Jules Night Dubts

Senate To Vote On Campus Gun Ban

Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Senate moved toward final passage on bills banning firearms on college campuses and classifying LSD and DMT as dangerous drugs under the Drug Act. Also pending are measures on occupational disease coverage for nurses, psychology licensure, and penalties for driving with expired permits.

Harrisburg Senate Pennsylvania Stan Jey G. Stroup Bedford Clarence D. Bell Delaware Bell House Pennsylvania Board of Psychologist

Lebanese army to crack down on Palestinian guerrillas in south

Lebanese army vows firm action after three strikes on its troops. It says retaliatory measures will follow border raids into Israel led by Al Saika linked guerrillas. Community turmoil rises as clashes destroy three army trucks and spur calls for a tougher deterrent.

Tne Associated Press South Israel al Saika Syria Baath Party Lebanon Rashid Karami Karami Suez Canal Allenby Bridge Jordan River

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