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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1973

Page

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Nine Injured Corry Woman Four Others Killed In Crashes

Five area people were killed and nine injured in traffic accidents over the long weekend. In the Corry crash on Route 6 by the substation, Mrs. Julius Carniewski 23, of 22 Snyder Circle died after transfer to Erie’s Hamot Medical Center. Ruth Putnam 65 of Clarendon, driver of the other car, was listed in fair condition. Carniewski’s husband Julius 25 and three children survived. A Centerville resident Malcolm Kyser 45 died later in Titusville Hospital from a separate two car crash near Centerville on Thursday night.

Hamot Medical Center Erie Julius Carniewski Snyder Circle Erie Hospital Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Corry Hospital Ronald James Angela Ruth Putnam R.D Clarendon Route 6 Norbert Irish Centerville Titusville Malcolm Kyser Centeville Acci Oklahoma Florida National Weather Service Mississippi Valley Kansas Missouri Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Georgia North Carolina Virginia Athens Brent Ala Keefeton Okla Jonesboro Ark Midwest

Tornado Outbreak Sows Havoc Across Midwest and South

A record number of tornadoes struck Memorial Day weekend across the Midwest and South, killing at least 48 people and destroying several small towns. About 160 tornadoes created widespread devastation as communities reel from the disaster.

Midwest

POW Charges His Soldiers Aided Enemy

Pentagon officials expect Air Force Col. Theodore W. Guy to file aiding the enemy charges against seven to ten Army soldiers and Marines he commanded in a North Vietnamese prison. Guy may also press disobedience and disrespect charges. the filing would be the first against any of the 566 returned POWs.

Washington Pentagon U.S Air Force Theodore W. Guy Guy

Deputies Nab 13 At Clymer Cockfights In Raid

Deputies from Chautauqua County raided a Clymer farm after a tip, charging 13 people with operating or attending cockfights. Operators included Donald Maitland and Walter LaCrosse with 11 others named. spectators fled through cow pastures. Four dead birds, eight live birds, records, and score sheets were seized. bail set at 25 to 100 dollars. cockfighting deemed a misdemeanor with hearings to follow.

Clymer Chautauqua County Walter LaCross Townline Road Donald Maitland Pennfield N.Y Walter LaCrosse New York Maitland LaCrosse John H. Kuhns RD. 2 Waterfard Edna C. Beck Warren Robert LaCross R.D Charlene Y. Lac

Skylab to Aim Telescopes At Sun For Solar Insights

Skylab astronaut Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin directed a sun watching telescope array during the fifth day of the 25 day orbital mission. Physicists hope the sun study reveals how solar gas governs the solar system and may aid development of controlled thermonuclear fusion and a future pollution free power source on earth. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weitz prepared cameras and sensors for Earth resource surveys starting Wednesday.

Paul J. Weitz Kerwin Conrad Neil Hutchinson Mission Control Space Weitz Earth

Corry teacher hardship claim denied by association

Dan Scannell, president of the Corry Area Education Association, denies a Corry teacher used a hardship day to work at Commodore Downs. The district says no contract rule requires disclose. administration notes no final exam study claim and urges accuracy in reporting. The piece also describes Skylab mission details and spaceflight activities with Kerwin and Conrad.

Dan Scannel Corry Seannel Commodore Downs Education Association Spartansburg

Timetable Truce Agreement Close

Government sources in Saigon said Saigon agrees in principle to a detailed timetable for a Vietnam cease-fire drafted in Paris by Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho. The accord envisions stopping shooting, deploying observers, lifting mines, and establishing zones of control with a national council and election procedures within six months.

Saigon Vietnam Paris Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Kissinger Tho United States North Vietnam Viet Cong Joint Military Commission National Council of National Reconciliation and Concord South Vietnam Sullivan

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