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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1967

Page

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Scores Arrested Anti-Draft Protests Hit 30 U.S. Cities

Antiwar actions across 30 cities drew arrests as thousands rallied against the draft. In Berkeley and Oakland California, scores defied court orders, with 125 arrests at the Induction Center and Joan Baez among those detained. Boston and New England saw 3,500 demonstrators, while Chicago Champaign and Portland reported arrests amid card burnings and disorderly conduct.

Associated Press New York University of California Berkeley Oakland Army Induction Center Joan Baez Boston Arlington Street New England Chicago Federal U.S. Marshal’s Office Selective Service Center Champaign University of Ilinois Portland Ore Selective Service London

Slaying Case Heads to Jury in Meridian Conspiracy Trial

In Meridian Mississippi lawyers expect rights slaying case to go to a jury tomorrow as 18 white men face conspiracy charges in the 1964 civil rights murder. Defense attorney Travis Buckley of Laurel says only two witnesses remain.

Meridian Miss Travis Buckley of Laurel Buckley Sam Holloway Bowers J.C. Powe Annie Coleman Hop” Barnette

Leaf Pickup Experiments Could Cover All Four Wards

City engineer administrator David Johnson told City Council leaf removal trials show promise but not enough to set a regular schedule yet. Two crews with two machines could clear 800 to 1,600 cubic feet daily, reaching a ward per day on a dry week, weather permitting. Plans for next year rely on a $3,500 upgrade to two machines enabling a ward by ward schedule aligned with gar bage routes.

David Johnson Johnson Corry

Wife 94 Fatal After Stop Sign Collision Near Sandy Lake

Mrs Charles C Stapel 94 of Conneaut Lake was killed when the passenger car she rode in failed to stop at a stop sign on U S 62 half a mile south of Sandy Lake. Her 90 year old husband, the driver, was seriously injured and at Grove City Hospital. Truck driver Albert Vignola 48 of Edinburg was not harmed.

Conngaur Uane Charles C. Stapel Conneaut Lake Sandy Lake Grove City Hospital Mercer Stapel U.S. 62 Albert Vignola Edinburg

City Council Advances Erie County Regional Planning Board

Last night the council approved signing the articles of agreement for the Erie County Regional Planning Commission and named E. W. Feldt to the Advisory Board. Two candidates for the Commission's Executive Committee await selection, with a special Monday meeting set to finalize the two names.

City Council Erie County Regional Planning Commission William A. Peiffer Percy Corbin Dorr Clark E. W. Feldt Raymond Associated Spring Corp Feldty Clark Comsion Clarke

Jets Bomb Haiphong Supplies 9000 GIs Open Ground Attack

United States forces launched a new ground offensive south of the DMZ after locating a Viet Cong tunnel complex 30 miles east of Saigon containing about 675 weapons and 20 000 rounds of ammunition. The operation followed a weapons cache discovery and included AP wirephoto coverage.

DM Zone Saigon

Medina Operation Opens in Northern Viet Nam

The United States announces Operation Medina a new ground offensive to ease pressure on northern Viet Nam provinces. In the first week 21 Marines and 44 Communists were killed with 167 Marines wounded while air forces strike a missiles base and SAM sites. About 5,000 troops including Marine battalions and South Vietnamese forces engage in dense jungle terrain near Quang Tri nine miles south of the provincial capital as monsoon rains hinder progress.

Haiphong Medina 1St Marine Regiment 7Th Fleet Dmz Quang Tri Quang Tri Province U.S

Editorial Brings Bill On Safety

Assemblyman Forest Hopkins introduced a Pennsylvania House bill to require a front oblique mirror on school buses to give the driver an unobstructed view of the area in front. The measure follows an editorial in The Corry Evening Journal and a Meadville-area student fatality. Supported by Wendell Good Frank Polaski and Marvin Weidner, the proposal aims to improve school bus safety for youths statewide.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Forest Hopkins Hopkins Corry Evening Journal Meadville Commonwealth Wendell Good Frank Polaski Erie County Marvin Weidner Delaware County

Woman Hurt As Camper Overturns Near Spartansburg

Mrs. Helen Greer, 42, of Spartansburg, suffered multiple facial, lip and scalp lacerations, a fractured right leg, and bruises after losing control of a camper west of Spartansburg. She was taken by Hays Ambulance to Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition. total damage estimated at $1200.

Spartansburg Corry Memorial Hospital Robert Helen) Greer Hays Carl Buckshaw Corry

Police Seek Higher Pay and Benefits for Corry Officers

City police led by Chief Frank Carnegie urged City Council to raise pay, expand fringe benefits, and add equipment. They cited Warren as a benchmark with higher starting and prolonged pay, and argued Corry lacks paid holidays and sufficient vacation time. The push includes supporting a 40 hour workweek proposal and improved long term leave, with continuation on page six.

Frank Carnegie Council Corry Carnegie Warren

McInnes July Deadline On Sidewalk

McInnes Steel Co. began an asphalt sidewalk project in front of a new plant addition in July 1965, sparking a dispute with City Council that may extend into July next year. A. Bruce Smith of East Main Street firm told the council that its concrete contractor was busy and hoped to finish by 1968, amid a city ordinance requiring concrete sidewalks.

McInnes Steel Co A. Bruce Smith East Main Street Smith

Disappearance of Key Witness in International Cocaine Case

A 23-year-old model Bunke Rita Bunne, a key witness in a major cocaine smuggling case, is believed kidnapped and possibly murdered to silence her. She vanished from her Manhattan penthouse after prior threats, with prosecutors seeking more time to locate her alive or dead as indictments stand against seven people, including three South Americans, for conspiracy.

New York U.S Raymond B. Grunewald Bunke Rita Bunne Manhattan Grunewald Miss Bunne Zayatt Miss Bunner

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