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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1967
Page
4
A fragmented newspaper line advertisement shows local ad copy about Line-O-Ad pricing at 25 cents a line and noon deadline, featuring assorted mentions of Reese Vote Vote Vote and Bennett election day specials, Connie's cream puffs, Turben's Auto Service and a Chevrolet dealer.
Nixon tells Republican leaders he must win the first four presidential primaries to stay a top nominee. He cites New Hampshire Wisconsin Indiana and Nebraska as key contests with Romney and Reagan as potential threats to his lead.
The report outlines Cleveland mayoral candidate Stokes facing Taft, Boston race with Louise Day Hicks and Kevin White, Philadelphia Specter challenging Tate, plus Kentucky and Mississippi governor contests. A San Francisco referendum asks troop withdrawal. New York City passes rifle and shotgun licensing and registration requirements.
The government says mercenaries holding Bukavu fled into Rwanda after a Congo assault that also sent invading forces from Angola back toward Katanga. About 180 white mercenaries, 900 Katangan rebels, and 100 women and children fled to Rwanda per the Red Cross plans.
The corry Memorial Hospital report notes an admitted list including Lewis Falcone and Earl Roberts along with multiple local residents and their addresses. A ceaseable weapon policy is mentioned and a local contact for ambulance services is provided.
Ford Motor Co. restarted assembly lines today after a 60 day shutdown tied to the UAW strike. Wages rose about one dollar hourly in line with gains at the Big Three, with four of sixteen plants already settled and Chrysler bargaining against a midnight deadline for 95 000 production workers and 8 000 salaried staff.
Pleasant street discharge notices show Mrs. Dale Croscutt of R. D. 2 Mayville and Edward Crapser of 1259 North Center, Kimberly. Also named are a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Amoroso of 231 Mead Avenue. Mrs. Richard Sterling of 82 Snyder Circle. Mrs. Bradley Russell and her son Andrew Patrick of Clymer.
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