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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1967

Page

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Authority Sets To Urge More Hotel Parking

City hotel seeks more parking along East Park Place to serve guests. Authority votes to forward plan to City Council, aiming for 15 metered spaces with hotel leasing and revenue parity. Discussion of acquiring adjacent property to expand parking, potential future need for 50 spaces. Includes reader letter criticizing city parking and praising the hotel amid downtown shortages.

City Council We Parking Authority West Side Corry Authority Charles LaRocca Oth LaRocca LaRocca Fred Eimers Ripley

Two City Lots Paying Off Satisfactorily

City Parking Authority reports revenue from two lots on East Washington and Park streets. Lot No 1 has $1 902 in nine months including $1 754 in meter receipts and $148 in violations, averaging $211 monthly. cost $15 000 to be paid in about six and a half years. Lot No 2 shows $590 over nine months with $502 in meter receipts and $88 in violations, averaging $61 monthly. cost $8 800 to be paid in about 10 years.

East Washington Street Park Street City Parking Authority Corry John Rossbacher Rossbacher

Arden Nomination for Bear Lake Postmaster Came After Long Wait

The Associated Press reports President Johnson nominated Michael Arden of Bear Lake for postmaster after a four year wait and a six year vacancy. Arden’s name rose following journal pressure and Civil Service procedures, with approval by Sen. Clark and Senate confirmation pending.

Associated Press Johnson Senate Michael Arden R. D. J. Bear Lake Arden Bear Lake Corry Civil Service Commission Harvey Martin Martin Journal Post Office Department Joseph Clark Kapenstein Civil Service and Sen. Clark Pennsylvania Clark Gutemstles Michael Kuzma Columbus

Corry Ends With One-Horse Reputation Stir

A late night incident in Corry involved a stray horse that dashed into West Smith Street at 4:30 AM, causing a trucker’s rig to swerve. The horse allegedly kicked the cab fender before fleeing. Police say they know the horse’s owner and will question them.

Corry Supe City West Smith Street

To Raze Site Of Slayings

In Chicago a brick North Side garage where seven of George Bugs Moran’s men were killed on St Valentine Day 1929 is slated for demolition to clear space for an elderly housing project. The front page news recounts the mass execution as the seven were lined up and shot by machine gun fire.

Chicago George “Bugs Moran

Top Roads Problem in Ree Area Access

Meadville Pennsylvania AP reports Northwestern Pennsylvania highway officials see opening rural and recreational areas as the area’s top need. Seven counties told a State Highway Commission hearing that a circulating network must be improved to ease traffic from Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. Corry area needs include relocating Route 277 to eliminate two tight turns and building the Corry Watts Road arc from Corry toward West Main.

Meadville Pennsylvania Northwestern State Highway Commission New York Ohio Corry Erie County Christopher Capotis Corry Sparta Highway West Main Street Corry-Watts‘bare Carter Hill

Alive After Death Pronounced GI Case Stuns Army

In Vietnam near Chu Lai Specialist 4 Jacky C. Bayne aged 22 from Fort Mill D.C. was declared dead after booby trap wounds. An embalmer’s knife reveal life signs, bayne revived and moved toward recovery at Walter Reed. Army doctors call the case amazing and rare, noting strict death tests. Continued on Page Three.

Washington Vietnam Jacky C. Bayne Fort Mill D.C Chu Lai Bayne Walter Reed Hospital Knight Newspapers James Batten Washington: Buren Walter Reed Hospital Army

Loc Ninh battle drives Viet Cong losses to 607

SAIGON AP reports a five day Loc Ninh fight sees American and South Vietnamese troops repelling a predawn assault. Communist casualties reach 607 with 238 killed in this period. Allied losses total eight Americans dead and 32 wounded, 23 South Vietnamese killed and 74 wounded.

Saigon Loc Ninh U.S 278Rd Dmz

War Goods To Autos 200000 Jobless As Strikes Tie Up Industry

Labor disputes nationwide left over 200000 workers idle and slowed many industries from autos to machine guns. Copper strike neared 111 days with little hope of settlement before year end. Ford UAW contract ratified, but local supplements still unsettled. Maremont plant, Western Electric crews, Mountain States Telephone, and others faced walkouts. negotiations lagged as pay remained the core issue across nineteen unions.

Associated Press U.S Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Junion UAW Ford New England Maremont Corp Saco Maine Textile Workers Union of America Apl-Cio Colorado Western Electric Co New Mexico Arizona Texas Utah Communications Workers of America Local 2490 Mountain States Telephone Co

Two Arrested and Store Owner Sought in Penn Student Death

Philadelphia police issued a murder warrant for Stephen Weinstein a 35 year old tobacco shop operator missing since Tuesday in the death of University of Pennsylvania freshman John Walker Green 3d whose body was found in a trunk in the Delaware River. Two teens James Hammell 14 and Vincent Myers 16 were charged as accessories after the fact and admitted helping dispose of the body.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Delaware River Edmund Zongolowicz Stephen Weinstein John Walker Green Des Moines Iowa Penn Green James Hammell Vincent Myers

Marines view Vietnam war through Corry native gaze

Dennis Rogers, Corry Area High School graduate and Marine corporal, returns from thirteen months in Vietnam with the 3rd Battalion of the 4th Marines. He and fellow Leathernecks critique war tactics, fault the M16 rifle for deaths, and express frustration with draft card burners, urging decisive action to win.

Dmz Vietnam Cpl Dennis Rogers Herbert Rogers Covery Rogers Corry Area High School Pentagon Hill 881

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