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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1970

Page

6

Break-in Probe at Stable Pit and Pub. multiple injuries in separate crash

State police investigate a break-in at Stable Pit and Pub East Side Conneaut Lake with about 1300 dollars taken. A two vehicle crash near Cranberry Sunday left Emmett Durlin eight dead and others injured, including Joseph Wojtowicz in critical condition. Civil Defense meet set for Tuesday. refinery sale in Franklin listed for 62930 dollars with 15 acres included. Real estate transfers and local sentences noted in Erie County.

Meadville East Side Conneaut Lake Emmett Durlin Franklin Franklin Hospital Cranberry Joseph Wojtowicz Franklin Housing Authority Iva Durlin Wojtowicz Durlin Auto

No Further Clues In Girls' Killing State police say no new information in three state probe

A Pennsylvania state police spokesman says the three state investigation into the slayings of two New York nursing students has yielded no new information on the killer or the killing site. The bodies of Mary Ellen Lenihan and June Eberlin, both 19, were found along Interstate 70 in southern Fulton County. Pathology reports suggest the victims were likely killed elsewhere, and investigators are focusing on the Washington, D C area where the girls were to attend a peace rally.

Harrisburg New York Mary Ellen Lenihan June Eberlin Fulton County Pennsylvania Washington, D.C

France's De Gaulle and the rise and fall of his grand design

An overview of Charles de Gaulle's rise to power in 1958, his centralized governance and bold foreign policy, and the unraveling of his grand design by 1968. It recounts his clashes with allies, domestic crises, and the 1969 referendum that ended his presidency.

France Dean Acheson U.S de Gaulle Senate Republic Colombey Les Deux Eglises Europe United States Lille St. Cyr West Point St. Cyrand Winston Churchill Franklin D. Roosevelt Algeria National Assembly de Causle

Mini-amp Hearing Amplifier Introduced

A new miniature electronic device the MINI-AMP helps people hear radio TV and conversation without a hearing aid. It requires no fitting is ready to use and priced at 39.95 with a money back guarantee. Free brochure available from Box Q Orator Florida 39518.

Orator Florida

Mrs. Osborne and community events at Bear Lake

Peggy Osborne returns from Corry Hospital. A bridal shower for Mrs. Leland Grow hosted by Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Thomas Grow with 20 attendees. WSCS meets at Lynn Ostrander house. Congregational dinner at the church November 11 at 6 30 p.m. Bridal shower for Miss Libby Hamm November 16 at 8 p.m. Tri County United Methodist men meet November 17 at First Methodist. Thanksgiving offering boxes requested.

Peggy Osborne George Morton Corry Hospital Goldie McGraw Walter Newhouse Curtis McGraw Scandia John Evans Thomas Grow Leland Grow Donna Machac Judy Evans

State Senate Dems Battle Over Leader

In Harrisburg Democrats clash over who should be majority leader as they prepare for a party meeting November 18 to organize the Senate. Candidates include William G Sesler, Thomas F Lamb, Benjamin R Donolow, Donald O Oesterling, and Robert R Gerhart, all vying for the $15,700 annual post.

Harrisburg Senate William G. Lesler U.S. Senate Sesler Erie Thomas F. Lamb Pittsburgh Lamb Benjamin R. Donolow Donolow Philadelphia Donald O. Oesterling Butler Oesterling Robert R. Gerhart Gerhart

Nixon sees critics weakened by election in Viet policy debate

President Nixon, in a 90 minute interview with nine Washington columnists, said the psychological impact of the 1970 elections will dull Senate critics of his Southeast Asia policy. He cited defeats of Goodell Gore and Tydings as factors likely to limit opposition as the South Vietnam war nears an end.

Washington Nixon Senate Sens Charles E. Goodell R-N.y Albert Gore D-Tenn Joseph D. Tydings D-Md Percy Congress Mark C. Hatfield Oregon Clifford P. Case New Jersey Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts John Sherman Cooper Kentucky Vietnam Cooper Charles McC. Mathias Maryland William Saxbe Ohio Spiro T. Agnew GOP Agnew

Democrat Wins Pro Tempore Post in Pennsylvania Senate

Martin L. Murray, a 61 year old Luzerne County insurance broker, appears set to become president pro tempore of the Pennsylvania Senate with a $17,700 salary. The leader earns $8,500 more than rank and file legislators as Democrats gain three seats to 27 over 23 Republicans for the session starting December 1.

Martin L. Murray Luzerne County Murray Senate

Red Ships Near Cuba and Kissinger Campaign Note

Government officials downplay two Soviet ships near Cienfuegos amid claims of a possible submarine base. The Pentagon would not confirm base construction, while Kissinger jokes about his low-profile role in the 1970 election and recalls motorcade moments with Brock and Danforth.

Washington Cuban United States Pentagon Jerry W. Freidheim Cienfuegos Moscow Cuba Caribbean White House Herbert Klein Kissinger Knoxville William Brock Tennessee Senate Albert Gore St. Louis John C. Danforth Stuart Symington

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