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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1968
Page
4
Public invites shoppers to the Gift Shop at 1420 PEP OMe with a Friday night Moose fish fry from 5 to 7. All you can eat adults $1.25 children 75 cents takeout $1.25. Fast service. Peterson Homes Furniture advertises furniture sales in Se.
Joseph Barrios, 63, was strapped into a NASA Ames centrifuge and spun up to 6 Gs to shift a bullet in his brain from the third ventricle to a lateral ventricle. Doctors previously removed bone and fragments. the test aimed to safer positioning under constant monitoring. The operation followed a restaurant robbery in Sunnyvale on October 7.
Rummage sale to be held at the Red and Gun Club on November 21 and 22. Proceeds support club activities and community programs. Event details include senior discounts and varying items from household to crafts.
The News Today Report shows ambulance calls and admissions at Corry Mis morial Hospital. Names admitted include Hazel Fralick Kathleen Crosscut Charles Armstrong Norbert Whiteley and George Nichols with several discharges noted. A Pittsburgh death reports Mildred Russell killed by a car in the north side.
Arthur Davis, after four weeks in Corry hospital and six weeks in Erie hospital, is home recovering. He thanks friends for their cards and prayers during his hospital stay in a seasonal greeting from Evelyn Merkle.
William Gaud cited India Pakistan Turkey and the Philippines as examples of a green revolution using high yielding seeds water and fertilizer plus better policies. He said the movement is real in east and south Asia and the Middle East and questioned if it will endure and spread.
The article describes LBJ finishing a speech to a large audience in the Midtown hotel ballroom, receiving a standing ovation and a friendly farewell as he exited through the crowd. The setting highlights a supportive turnout from the local community.
Western Europe faces a financial crisis as major markets close and finance ministers meet in Bonn. France cuts its 1969 budget by $100 million while the franc plunges under speculative pressure. Germany bets on tax changes rather than revaluation to curb surging exports and restore balance.
A 190 man crew cleared streets overnight as Cleveland faced its worst snow jam in history. Two inches blanketed downtown with up to four inches in surrounding counties, snarling traffic for miles from downtown to Parma. The week’s storm raised costs and prompted government spending moves amid a broader European financial pause.
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