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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1970

Page

8

We'll Try Again Says Victory Marcher

Rev. Carl McIntire, radio evangelist, plans a third Vietnam protest after underperforming crowds. Park Police tallies ranged from 10,000 to 40,000 at events. Honor America Day drew about 350,000. McIntire insists future marches will exceed prior crowds and will pressure Nixon on Vietnam.

Washington Carl McIntire McIntire Collingswood N.J U.S. Park Washington Monument Park District of Columbia

Union City Livestock Prices for October 1st Sale

Union City Livestock reports prices for October 1 including hogs 19 to 22, sows 15 to 16, beef cows 19 to 22, canners and cutters 15 to 18, beef heifers 21 to 24, bulls 24 to 28, veal calves 43 to 49, heavy and medium calves 28 to 35, and lambs 22 to 29.

Union City

New Head Says Phones Need Higher Rates

William Cashel Jr. became president of Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania and Diamond State Telephone of Delaware. He said higher rates are inevitable to maintain and improve service, noting the need for better switching equipment and that pricing has not kept pace with demand since 1956. He cited 19 million daily Pennsylvania calls as context for the funding gap.

Philadelphia Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania Diamond State Telephone Delaware William Cashel Jr Cashel

Hand Sewn Back On Patient Doing Well

A 28 year old worker in Troy, Thomas Nelson Day, had his hand severed in an industrial accident. Surgeons in Montgomery reattached the limb and say several more operations lie ahead over the coming months. Day has been sent home from the hospital after the procedure.

Montgomery Ala Thomas Nelson Day Day Troy Baptist Hospital

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