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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1968
Page
1
Voter turnout surges nationwide in Nixon Humphrey race
Americans flocked to polls under mostly clear skies as turnout broke records in many areas. Reports from North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Kansas City, Detroit and Columbus noted heavy lines and crowds. Nixon led in early counting with a potential House decision looming if no candidate secures a majority. Humphrey and Muskie voted with their families, while Agnew hoped for victory but prepared to lose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hubrt H. Humphrey
North Carolina
Columbus
Mobile County
Ala
Kansas City
Detroit
Ohio
Charlotte
N.C
Nixon
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
House
Muriel
White Frame
Waverly
Minn
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Jane
Waterville
Maine
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Judy
Randy
Susan
Annapolis
Med
Agnew
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Nab Trio In Sawmill Burglary
Three residents were arrested by Corry State Police in a sawmill burglary five miles south of Union City Friday night. Larry J. Beezub, Michael A. Gwin and William R. Ingalls were charged with burglary and larceny after two chain saws, three gallons of motor oil, one case of antifreeze and brake fluid valued at about 250 dollars were stolen. all items were recovered except some oil. They appeared before Justice Olen Seidler and were released on 1000 dollars bond each pending a hearing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Martin Kaschalk
John Evanko
Larry J. Beezub
Michael A Gwin
William R.ingalls
Justice of the Peace
Olen Seidler
Kaschalk
Harold
Owens
R. D
CAHS Kids Rally Behind Kenny Fund
Corry Area High School students show strong sympathy for Kenny Damcott a hemophiliac by raising funds. In three days track team members contributed 120 dollars toward braces and the Junior Class plans 25 dollars from treasury. Kenny’s parents will deposit the funds at Citizens Bank via James Howard while others may contribute through him. The fund totals about 350 dollars with a 590 dollar goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Damcott
Corry Area High School
Max Bennink
the Journal
Kenny
Bennink
James Howard
Citizens Corry
Marine Bank
Bernon Damcott
Howard
Heavy Action At Local Polls In Six City Districts
Voter turnout in Corry was brisk with 1,000 ballots cast by 12 30 pm about a third of registered voters. Pennsylvania reported heavy voting and NBC noted First District Third Ward as a national sample with 88 Republican and 55 Democrat votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Soldiers Studying Ballot Material Near Saigon
Soldiers attached to the 2nd Battalion 35th Artillery of the 16th Light Infantry Brigade operate southwest of Saigon studying material on national state and local candidates before completing absentee ballots. Left to right Pfc John Leobach Ottawa IL S Sgt Michal J Herting Baytown TX Spec 4 Garry Provenzano Fredonia NY and Spec 4 Thomas Lowe Baytown TX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
35Th Artillery
16Th Light Infantry Brigade
Saigon
John Leobach
Ottawa, IL
Michal 'J. Herting
Baytown
Texas
Garry Provenzano
Fredonia
Thomas Lowe
Virginia City Prepares for Property Tax Increase
Corry residents face a coming property tax hike as City Council hears from finance director Edward Zarger. He cites rising costs from code compliance, salaries and fringe benefits, streets maintenance, and debt service, with another budget meeting planned for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Edward Zarger
Zarger
Council
City Raises Hospital Costs for Employees Insurance
City Council heard alarming figures on health insurance costs rising for both the city and employees. Monthly premiums jump from 7.84 to 11.66 for the city share and 15.32 to 18.83 for dependents, with hospital rate hikes driving the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe
Council
David Nichols
American General Insurance Co
American General
Nichols
David Johnson
Lack of Saigon Delegate Delays Paris Peace Talks
Paris AP report says first scheduled Paris peace talks paused due to absence of Saigon government delegation. U S delegation spokesman said talks will not be held until South Vietnam sends a negotiating team. Thieu refused to join four party talks including the NLF, delaying progress on a new phase of negotiations. North Vietnam and the US continue to discuss procedural questions amid hopes Saigon will participate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vietnam
Saigon
United States
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
National Liberation Front
NLF
Thien
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
North Vietnam
Beara
William J. Jorden
Waris
Republic of Vietnam
Seized Viet doc reveals Hanoi orders to move supplies
Saigon said a Communist document seized recently shows Hanoi ordered increased military and political activity across South Vietnam after US halted North Vietnam bombing. Reports say air strikes on the Ho Chi Minh Trail continue from Laos with about 300 bombers daily. The document urged provincial commissars to boost guerrilla warfare and push propaganda teams to sow confusion and press for a coalition government. US comments matched some claims but offered no final judgment. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
North
South Vietnamese Political Warfare Department
ARVN
Republic of Vietnam
Mekong
U. S
U.S
State Second Hearing On Annexation Plan
The second hearing on Corry's plan to annex part of Wayne Township will be held at the Erie County courthouse tomorrow per City Solicitor Doug las Rozelle. Testimony may be compiled for a three member commission whose findings will guide court decisions, with final rulings pending. A separate York County incident reports the death of 16 year old Harry Walter Brown in a police chase when a stolen car crashed into a utility pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wayne Township
Erie County
Douglas Rozelle
York
Harry Walter Brown
Reisterstown
Pennsylvania
York County
Reistertown
City Bond Issue Grows to 285000 with New Additions
Last night the city bond issue rose from 270000 to 285000 as 15000 was added for two specific uses. Of this, 12500 funds the city's share of crossing signals to be installed by Erie Lackawanna at Shady Avenue and 42500 covers traffic signal improvements mandated by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Shady Avenue
Council
Four hydrants planned for Hilltop area
City Council approved a water line and four fire hydrants in the Springstreet Airport Road development. Fire protection will be expanded with hydrants at Spring near the hill brow, Spring and Airport Road, midway Spring to South Center on Airport Road, and South Center and Airport Road. Sewer service for the area to be discussed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Springstreet Airport Road
Jack Downey
David Johnson
Johnson
Spring Street
Spring
Airport Road
South Center Street
South Center
Downey
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CAHS
City of
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Robert Grice
Gram
Grice
Johnston
S. Viets
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Rozelle
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