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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1968
Page
1
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AP from Saigon reports heavy U S and South Vietnamese fighting along the northwestern approaches to Saigon, with 147 North Vietnamese Army troops killed over two days. Allied forces also seized more than 180 tons of war material and located fresh stockpiles ranging from north of Saigon to the DMZ. Infantry from the 1st Division encountered an eight battalion sized base camp four miles from division headquarters.
An elderly Titusville man Allan Mierke, 45, was killed when struck by a car ten miles south of Union City on Route 8. Maurice J. Daly, 79, died at the scene from a fractured skull and multiple injuries after being hit on Route 8 by Jack Sharkey Jr. of DuBois. Daly was en route from the Veterans Hospital and was pronounced dead by Dr. C. M. Sonne. Mierke remained in Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition with a broken left leg and multiple bruises.
After negotiated offers the city plans to pay United Refining Co. of Warren 12,500 for the Mountain Keystone Station on East South Street to serve as a new police headquarters. Mayor Joseph Furst said formal acceptance is forthcoming though not yet made official.
Port Huron Michigan AP report describes Frank Damaschke a white man seeking custody of a dark skinned boy born to his former wife while she was hospitalized for brain damage since 1961. He asked a Circuit Court judge on September 8 to amend the divorce decree so the child could live with his second wife and her three daughters. The court denied and he plans to appeal. Ex-wife had been in Pontiac State Hospital since 1961 and doctors suggested the child’s biological father may be a Negro patient classified as mentally incompetent. The divorce was finalized August 30 1985 and the story notes the case continues.
The 1968 89 term began with 956 reservists allowed to appeal their mobilization to Vietnam after an eight to one vote. Wallace's Ohio ballot bid faces scrutiny as his attorney argues against strict qualifications and signatures. Fortas's nomination as chief justice draws public attention amid ongoing debates.
City Council weighs a unique street light request for Myrtle street near West Church to Brook. Downey seeks authorization with a pause to review nearby lighting projects and a brighter mercury lamp plan. Workers walk out at Blaw-Knox Equipment Division as contract talks fail with USW Local 1243.
City Council heard that Airport Road area is near development into a housing concentration. Real estate agent Thomas Burkhart urged extending a city water line from Spring Street to near South Center Street Hill to serve up to four new houses and future growth, noting the need to precede construction with water service. Continued on Page Four.
Mayor Joseph Furst outlined ongoing police modernization including two new younger officers and enhanced training. Four Corry officers were accepted into a statewide criminology program in Erie, funded in part by the Justice Department, as the department adopts new schooling, equipment, and regulations to become a top-flight force.
The city plans brief borrowing to cover two upcoming project payments as a bond issue, delayed to the next budget session. City solicitor Rozelle said selecting a fiscal agent cannot proceed until the bond amount is set, which should be prioritized at the first meeting next week.
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