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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1967
Page
1
Tex as Southern University administrators invoked a get tough policy after rioting left one policeman dead and four others wounded. Of 488 students arrested during the four hour clash five faced rioting charges with $10000 bonds. Most detainees were released. 16 students treated for minor injuries.
The hospital faces space shortages with projected worsening in coming years unless corrected promptly. The Department of Public Welfare and the Joint Commission require the Board of Trustees to follow regulations. past activities have been curtailed to comply. All physicians and dentists in Corry currently have medical or dental privileges and can admit patients in the new addition and the present hospital.
Absentee ballots sealed in the county courthouse could decide the GOP nominee to face J. Fred Kinley. Eight votes separate Mary Hubley and Ann Chillock with potential late gains from Chillock possible. Total ballots count 1,424. Also reports on Wayne Township supervisor race and a fatal heart attack of actor Paul E. Burns.
Ralph Fogle founder and longtime operator of the Fogle Lumber Co died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 12 30 am aged 57 born January 7 1892 in Mill Village He lived in Union City where he managed Globe grocery and Carlisle Lumber Co later co founded Davison Fogle Lumber Co in Corry retiring in 1957 He was active in First Methodist Church Eureka Lodge Free and Accepted Masons Columbus Royal Arcs Chapter Clarence Commandery Knights Templar and other Masonic bodies
C Comrade Monroe, vice president and manager of Citizens Corry Office of Marine National Bank, presents a $10,000 check to Edward W. Feldt, cochairman of the Corry Memorial Hospital fund drive. Charles H. Bracken, former Corryite and Marine Bank president, states the bank’s gift shows commitment to the hospital and local growth.
US Marines pressed a dawn search for North Vietnamese forces after a night of bombardment that killed 11 Americans and left 41 wounded. Rockets and mortars pounded Dong Ha Gio Linh Camp Carroll and Cam Lo as Marines cleared from Con Thien to pursue enemy forces in the northern South Vietnam sector. The Allies reported weekly casualty totals with 53 Americans and 1 642 enemy killed the prior week, while piloted strikes targeted artillery positions and antiaircraft batteries near the DMZ and Hue.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Building fund campaign surpassed $300,000, reaching a total of $302,373 with new gifts. Meadville City Hospital cap funds campaign seeks $872 thousand to back a $3.5 million expansion, aided by $2,128,000 from Hill-Harris Appalachia and M Health funds. The drive includes a $10,000 gift from Marine National Bank, the largest donation to date.
Bell Pennsylvania employees authorized a nationwide style strike after a worker was suspended for five hours following a traffic accident in a company truck. The Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania represents about 12,000 members and reported overwhelming approval for the walkout across Bell locations.
Corry Memorial Hospital directors approved moving maternity and surgical patient rooms to ease congestion and free the solarium for basic care. The plan awaits state department approval. administrator Samuel Antrim was unavailable, with Hubert Vaughn presenting.
Karl Radinger 53 a former member of Hitler's secret police killed himself in woods near Vienna Monday police said. He had been questioned by Austrian authorities over unit mass shootings of Jews in Poland and Ukraine during World War I.
Sgt Charles D Wilkerson 23 of Houston Texas was sentenced to life imprisonment after a one day general court martial in Phu Bai Vietnam for premeditated murder he testified the execution was ordered by a lieutenant He said the platoon did not hear the order and the man was tied when shot in the head
North edge city opens municipally owned nine hole course with limited play this weekend from 4 p m. Greenskeeper Schwab says the course is playable for first year. Tees greens large and lush with new turf. Parking cautions and carpool requests due to unfinished access road. Green fees 2 dollars weekdays 3 dollars weekends with family memberships at 110 dollars.
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