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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads 3118 lists Connie's O21t and Peterson Homes Fur niture ad entries with terse, fragmented notices. Abbreviations AB30-11 and Petree appear as catalog identifiers.
Prague reports thousands of Czechoslovak students continuing sit in strikes as Communist party chief Alexander Dubcek's reform leadership appears to fade under Soviet pressure. About 20,000 students in Prague and others in Bohemia and Moravia join in, occupying buildings and pressing government recognition as a political force. Police presence remains high while student leaders call for end to press censorship and freer travel and assembly.
The News Today Report lists emergency contact for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance, admission and discharge notes including Mrs William Lord Elgin and Gerald LaCross of Clymer, plus several residents from Corry, Clymer, Mark and Bear Lake. Field Marshal Montgomery celebrates first birthday with a single candle and quips about aging one year.
A light plane struck a 1712 foot television tower near Starks injuring two WAEO TV employees and killing three Michigan hunters from Kalamazoo and Coldwater. The crash occurred in snowy weather and half the tower collapsed, damaging the station serving Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.
Peggy Osborne Mrs Max Smith has returned home from Corry Memorial Hospital. Donald Beckwith and Mrs Lynn Ostrander are home afterCorry Hospital stays. Norman Smith treated at Jamestown Hospital for a fractured nose from football. Mrs Chester Bailey hosted a birthday party for her son Chris age 10. Bailey group traveled to Corry for bowling. gifts and refreshments noted. Terry Smith on a 40 day US Army leave at parents home. Bear Lake Fire Department responded to a home on Clymer Townline road. Enoch and Harold Cornish returned from a hunting trip to Montana. Nine Warren County Pennsylvania Farmers Association members attended the 18th annual meeting in Allentown. attendees received an attache case and a silver tray for meeting goals. The fall…
NYC teachers near end of a months long walkout after a tentative contract to end the strike and return 1.1 million pupils to city schools. Balloting by the 35,000 member United Federation of Teachers continues amid objections, with Ocean Hill Brownsville district at the center of the conflict and a three member committee to handle involuntary transfers and harassment charges.
A 19 year old youth was taken into custody in Dorado Puerto Rico in connection with the shooting of Agent Victor M. Caratini a detective assigned to Vice President-elect Spiro T Agnew. Caratini was shot twice in the stomach after surprising a car thief near the Dorado Beach Hotel golf course. Agnew is vacationing nearby. The suspect reportedly grabbed the detective's gun and fired.
A security agent was shot just outside the golf course while patrolling the grounds. Caratini underwent an emergency operation to remove the bullets.
An unknown assailant fired six shots from a high powered rifle into a house in Eastwood early yesterday. John Spencer Shelton, 65, of Van Buren, was killed. Brothers Barney Samples, 51, and Merle Samples, 34, were wounded as they gathered at the home and were nearby when the attacker drove by.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Adam Clayton Powell's claim that his March 1967 exclusion from the House was unconstitutional. Powell, reelected from Harlem, faces a clash between the court and Congress as his appeal resumes after months on a back burner. Powell was barred after a 307 to 116 vote on charges of gross misconduct. His attorneys call the exclusion extraordinary and unconstitutional.
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