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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1968
Page
4
Classified notes show ad rates and pickup details. Local union offers rides and sitter referrals with contact number 663 1755. Various events include a deer head inn dinner, rummage sales by St Thomas Women’s Organization and Rod and Gun Club listings. Weather permitting hours noted for Ficcardi's Tastee freez closure and weekend openings.
Votery from Page One could not return to his California base before polls closed in Clayton Alabama where he started his political path toward an American Independent White House bid. Curtis LeMay headed to Alabama to join Wallace after voting in Los Angeles. Lyndon Johnson voted early in Johnson City Texas with Lady Bird, joking with reporters before casting ballots. Boost Corry It’s Good For You.
The News Today Report lists admitted patients including Mrs War Lindstrom and Miss Judith Grant among Corry and Findley Lake residents, with addresses and kin. Discharged individuals include Mrs Georgia Conant and Gary Austin, with multiple local streets and cross streets named. UAW and local vendors referenced.
Dixville Notch New Hampshire cast eight votes for Humphrey and four for Nixon while Ellsworth with 11 voters went for Nixon. Dixville Notch opened at midnight, Doughnuts and coffee drew voters as Town Moderator Tillotson tallied the first ballot. Kennedy and wife Joan Kennedy voted in Boston after a long line.
Washington AP reports Democrats favored to retain Congress with potential to affect the presidential vote. The outcome hinges on state delegation counts in the House and Senate control, with projections showing slim leads and many undecided delegates. If electoral votes are inconclusive, the House elects the president and the Senate the vice president. The Kennedy brother expressed confidence in Humphrey's prospects.
Armored cars and troops patrolled Amman after Monday’s street fighting left 16 dead and 40 wounded. King Hussein imposed a 4 PM to 10 AM curfew, banned demonstrations, and ordered arrests of guerrilla leaders tied to the violence. The Victory Phalanges blamed, while El Fatah mediated with Palestinian groups to seek settlement. Egyptian reports said Israeli torpedo boats attacked two Egyptian tankers in the Gulf of Suez. UN coverage continued.
The city weighs partial reimbursement from state and PUC ruling on railroad crossing costs. Bond issue expected to close within a month with bond counsel and agent chosen. Immediate expenses, including 22,600 to Sharon Metal Products for the new maintenance building, were approved, with 5,500 previously authorized.
City officials debated an instant assessment for keeping insurance in force. The council tabled the issue for two weeks to study ramifications as Foreign Minister Abba Eban met privately with U.S. peace envoy Gunnar V. Jarring. Diplomats at the U.N. grew pessimistic about progress toward Middle East peace.
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