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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
6
The Requiem Mass for Mrs Angel Votpolis will be celebrated at St Thomas Church tomorrow at 9 30 preceded by a family prayer at St George Funeral Home at 9 am Burial will follow in the church cemetery Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
Military reports describe enemy slip south and stockpiles found with weapons and ammo. Astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham near launch for Apollo test flight circle 163 times. Weather forecast predicts mild days with showers. local real estate transfers include Rogers to Sisher. A neighborhood feud ends with officials dropping a police report. A two car wreck on Mead avenue causes $200 damage with no injuries.
Marjorie 93 former nun George Mische 31 from Washington DC and Mary Moylan 32 nurse were convicted of mutilating and destroying government records hindering administration of the Selective Service Act and injuring government property after an incident May 17 at Catonsville Maryland. They said they should not be judged for acts but motives to spotlight what they called the government’s immoral Vietnam era activities.
Erie police found a four month old baby malnourished in a local tavern after an argument between Wesleyville parents Wesleyville resident Sally Pray pylsie 19 was charged with underage drinking and father Joseph Przybylski was sent home with the child. Officers noted the diaper had not been changed and the infant had suffered from malnutrition after the family had been in the tavern for more than five hours. The Erie County Welfare District said no action could be taken until morning.
The Wright Word staff from Wright School toured The Corry Journal to see newspaper operations firsthand. Pictured left to right are Rebecca Hanna, Susan Watrous, John Mohr, Robert Moore, Jeff Talt, Brad Howard, Roger Aldrich, Stanley George, with advisor Mrs. Lawrence Andersen. Journal photo by Johnston.
Judge Thomson stated these were not the issues while expressing personal sympathy for opposing views and urging restraint. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve President Johnson's nomination of David Stahl, Pittsburgh city solicitor, to a judicial post.
In Peoria and New York he outlined plans to aid local police with salaries training and modern equipment. He called for courses in sociology psychology anthropology and religion as part of police education while opponents criticized the overall law enforcement record.
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