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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

Page

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Ten Missing Miners Feared Alive as Pumps Remove Water

In Hominy Falls West Virginia ten massive pumps drawing 3200 gallons per minute raised hopes of rescuing 15 miners believed alive in a flooded coal mine. Thirteen men near the entrance receive food water and blankets via conveyor while two foremen farther in and 10 others two miles in remain uncontacted as efforts continue.

Hominy Falls W.va W. Va Ers Frank Davis Edward Rudd Pennsylvania New Jersey

Probers Hear Witnesses View Collapsed Span Plans

Federal investigators scrutinize Silver Bridge collapse as testimony begins. Witnesses describe traffic delays and traffic light issues at the Point Pleasant span, while an Ohio traffic engineer cites magnetic controls limiting wait times and notes partial checks after the disaster.

Charleston W.va Silver Bridge Point Pleasant Ohio U.S. 7 Paul Scott Middlefork Ohio Bureau of Fred Tarbox

Kennedy Wins Key Delegation In District Of Columbia

In Washington Kennedy dominates in Negro areas and seizes the District of Columbia's 23 delegate votes to the Democratic National Convention. His supporters also win the party position races for national committeeman and committeewoman, and lead in control of the local party organization. No presidential preference vote was held. Kennedy campaigned alone in the capital.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Hubert Humphrey District of Columbia Kennedy

Corry Area GI Wounded In Vietnam

Sgt. Richard E. Goodwill, a Corry area Marine, was wounded April 29 near Quang Tri Province. He sustained neck chest and arm injuries from an explosive device. His condition is serious but prognosis is fair. He is at the Third Medical Battalion hospital after serving in Vietnam since early this year. He formerly lived in Corry and left Corry Area High School in 1965 to enlist. He was home last December then extended for six months. Two nights before injury his tanks survived a Viet Cong attack.

Corry Vietnam Richard Goodwill R. D Marine Corps Richard E. Goodwill Quang Tri Province

Question of donor death in Texas heart transplant case

Houston officials reported the donor was dead as surgeons led a sequence of heart transplants. J M Stuckwish of Alpine received a heart from a 36 year old. Clarence A Nicks of Houston had his heart transplanted after a tavern beating. Everett Claire Thomas of Phoenix recovered enough to eat, while James B Cobb of Alexandria was breathing unassisted after receiving a teenage donor heart. As legal and medical examiners weighed death criteria, consent and autopsy questions surfaced amid the high profile operations.

Houston Tex St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital Eaid J. M. Stuckwish Alpine Clarence A. Nicks Stuckwish Everett Claire Thomas Phoenix Ariz Denton A. Cooley Harris County Joseph—Jachimeaul Nicks Pedro Caran St. Luke’s Hospital Caran

Saigon Siege Death Toll Rises Amid Western Front Push

U S command reports 2,002 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead and 931 wounded over three days of fighting around Saigon as a Western sector curfew tightens. Allied casualties total 201 killed and 931 wounded, including Americans, South Vietnamese. Thieu visits battle zones as U S air and artillery strikes continue.

Saigon U.S Samon Tan Son Nhut AUS Asi Demilitarized Zone Nguyen van Thieu Khe Sanh South Vietnam

SP Probe Burglary Of Area Cottage

Corry State Police investigate a cottage burglary three miles south of Wattsburg on Farmers road. Albert P. Spiridovich reports items stolen include a toaster, table radio, coffee pot, sofa, and mounted deer head. Loss and damage total 154 dollars as leads are pursued.

Corry John Evanko Albert P. Spiridovich Erie Spiridovich Evanko Wattsburg Farmers Road

Corry Girl Struck After Alighting Bus Behind It

A year old Corry girl Tina Ploss escaped serious injury after stepping into a car’s path behind a school bus on White Street. The car, driven by Harlan Burlingame of Corry, stopped and then moved as she emerged from behind the bus. Burlingame and the girl’s mother drove her to a physician where she received treatment for bruises.

Corry Tina Ploss Burton Ploss Johnson Street Harlan Burlingame Burlingame White Street

Heart transplant patient dies after rare complications

Houston AP bulletin reports one of three men who had heart transplants within five days of each other died today. James B. Cobb of Alexandria Louisiana died eight hours after unexpected complications emerged. The transplanted heart had not been rejected and functioned well until the unforeseen complications occurred.

Houston, Tex A. St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital James, B. Cobb Alexandria

Talks Intensify Threaten Major Vietnam War Escalation

Washington officials report intensified talks could force greater U S fighting as a six member delegation led by Ambassador at Large Harriman prepares to go to Paris for preliminary negotiations with Hanoi. Hanoi signals cautious optimism while Saigon notes heavy communist troop infil tration into South Vietnam with no new reinforcements reported.

Washington Paris Hanoi Ell Harriman Nam Ha van Lao Xuang Thuy Yorum Peets U.S South Vietnam Saigon South Vietnamese Harriman Cyrus R. Vafice Defense Andrew Goodpaster Vietnam State Department William Jorden Wall W. Rostow Daniel Davidson Sargent Shriver

Auto Union Faces possible ouster from AFL CIO

Washington AP Walter Reuther led United Auto Workers renews threats to quit AFL CIO as dues go unpaid. Auto Workers about 250000 behind in three months, facing automatic expulsion May 15. Meany and AFL CIO council consider action amid reform demands and escalating split.

Washington Walter Reuther United Auto Workers'union Afl-Cio The Auto Workers George Meany Atlantic City Reuther Auto-Workers Meany American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations Hubert H. Humphrey Ter

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