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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

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Parochial Aid Fights Set For Senate Action

In Harrisburg the House approved bill would create a special authority to buy educational services from private and parochial schools and provide about 27 million dollars in aid. Senate leaders doubt quick passage as committees debate and a salary dispute delays action. Davis seeks committee reassignment as a joint panel works to resolve funding gaps between House and Senate versions.

Harrisburg Senate Stanley G. Stroup Redford Senate of Pennsylvania House Stroup Preston B. Davis Northumberland Davis

Solon Proposes Bargaining and Strike Pay for Teachers

HARRISBURG AP House Minority Whip K Leroy Irvis D Allegheny says he will introduce a bill mandating collective bargaining for public school teachers and a second bill allowing local districts to voluntarily pay teachers who strike Irvis says the measures are of extreme importance The bargaining bill would let teachers choose by majority vote an agent to represent them in contract talks and require school directors to negotiate with that agent with no binding arbitration unless both sides agree The strike pay bill would not force boards to pay strikers but would permit them to do so if they choose The current law withholds pay during strikes would be replaced by a voluntary option SPRING LAKE Pa Eddy Vanderpool Towanda 41 was killed Saturday when a farm tractor overturned while trying to pull a car from a muddy field.

Harrisburg K. Leroy Irvis D-Allegheny Pennsylvania Irvis Pittsburgh Spring Lake Eddy Vanderpool Towanda

Nationwide French Strike Falters Amid De Gaulle Tensions

Paris reports a nationwide strike failing to shut France. train services slowed, flights halted, power largely steady. Four major unions united for first time in over a decade. thousands of students and workers planned a three hour march through a working class district to the left bank amid protests at the University of Paris.

Paris Charles de Gaulle France U.S University of Paris de Gaulle

Corry Man Killed By 34 000 Volt Line At Erie Forge

Joseph Kuss 58 of Lawrence Park died after contacting a 34 000 volt line while working as an electrician at the Erie Forge and Steel Co. He left a wife Juliana two daughters Janet Martin and Betty Jo Altman, his mother Katharine Kuss two brothers Louis Walter Frank and two sisters Frances Stahowie and Laura Romanosky. Surviving family includes four grandchildren. Friends may call Donald A. Smith Funeral Home in Lawrence Park Erie with services at St Mark the Evangelist Church. Burial at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Rosary at the funeral home tomorrow evening at 730.

Erie Erie Forge and Steel Co Joseph Kuss Lawrence Park Kuss MacDonald Birs Martin Kuss Corry Louis Erie Forge and Steel St. Mark the Evangelist Church Pultox Club Polish National Alliance Club of Juliana Kuss William Janet) Martin Syracuse N.Y James Betty Jo) Altman Guam Katherine Kuss Louis Kuss Walter Kuss Frank Kuss Fairview Walter Frances) Stahowie Elgin Joseph Laura) Romanosky Garland Donald A. Smith Iroquois Avenue

Two Accidents Hurt Two in Centerville Area Crashes

Two crashes near Centerville Saturday injured a mother and daughter after their car was forced off the highway by an unidentified motorist. Another collision at Route 8 and a side road left no injuries. A separate incident notes three-vehicle damage with minor injuries and pending charges after a stop-sign violation.

Centerville Corry Albert Carder Millcreek Tonia Titusville Hospital Carter Carder D. C Saegertown Benjamin Haycock Titusville SF Me 89 Cynthia Furey Erie Harold Fulmer Warren

Sign Of Peace Desires US Halt Supply Troop Buildups

Paris AP report on round one of Vietnam peace talks where Ambassador Harriman urged North Vietnam to suspend troop and supply movements and consider steps toward peace. North Vietnam accused the United States of aggression while outlining conditions for future cooperation and a restrained approach to end the war.

Paris United States North Vietnam Hanoi W. Averell Harriman U.S Vietnam Harriman South Vietnam Xuan Thuy Nguyen Thanh le Laos Southeast Asia Johnson Democratic Republic of Vietnam

Snyder Circle Ax Case Heads To Erie County Court

Richard Smith formerly of Snyder Circle now residing in Jamestown faces trial in Erie County criminal court for an August incident in which he allegedly demolished two apartments damaged two cars and threatened multiple people with an ax. He is charged with one count of attempted murder, one count of assault and battery and three counts of malicious mischief. Subpoenaed to appear are William and Robert Church and Leo Dolan of Corry. Others who may attend were not yet subpoenaed.

Richard Smith Snyder Circle Jamestown Erie County Criminal Court Smith Kdl District Attorney’s Office William Robert Church Leo Dolan Corry

Saigon Siege Repelled as U.S. Camp Falls to North

U S Command says the main nine day drive on Saigon was halted but reports the KhamBue Camp 350 miles northeast fell under North Vietnamese attack. Roughly 400 defenders evacuated after a C130 was shot down killing six airmen. Preliminary US tallies note 19 Americans killed and 89 wounded with over 300 enemy dead.

Saigon KhamBue Air Force U.S 196Th Light Infantry Brigade

Ceiling Lowered at New Lawrence Airport Building

The new Lawrence Airport administration building ceiling was lowered near completion. Contractor Frank Pate faces a deadline to finish. $1,200 is withheld to hire others if he fails. City officials cite improper installation and ongoing exterior and interior work.

Lawrence Airport Frank Pate Erie Ing Pate Journal Johnston

Aero-Flow Reports Q1 Profit and Higher Sales

Aero-Flow Dynamics, parent to Aero-Corry, reports first quarter profit of 79326 on sales of 9295639, up from 2830168 a year ago. Earnings per share post tax average 14 cents versus 9 cents in 1967, with management citing higher sales and maintained margins as a positive indicator for the year.

Aero-Flow Dynamics Aero-Corry Aero-Flow Management

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