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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1967
Page
4
The city council, five to none, voted to install the concrete walk at Mechanes Steel if the firm does not complete it by July next year. City Solicitor Rozelle was told to inform firm leader Smith of the action and billing plan.
Funeral services set for Mrs William Mitchell at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m Wednesday with calling hours Monday and Tuesday. Burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Requiem Mass for Stanley Kasper at St Elizabeths Church at 9 a m Thursday with Scripture readings and multiple callings at Bracken Funeral Home.
At Corry Memorial Hospital today at 7 am admissions include Mrs. Paul Carmcke 1000 West Pleasant Street Dale 14 son of Mr and Mrs Rece McDonald 1 Lemon Street Eugene Ives Titusville Samuel Lanner 113 Fifth Avenue Mrs Robert Greer Centerville Debbie 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Snyder Columbus Kenneth Driscoll 302 Spring Street Mrs Phyllis Smith 322 West Pleasant Street Sherman Spaulding 636 East South Street Dorothy 5 daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Chamberlain 518 North Center Street Discharges include David Swanson 239 Marion Mrs Richard Christensen 232 West Frederick Street Mrs D A Hillstrom 44 East Congress Street Mrs Lela Hastman Spartansburg
Governor James Rhodes of Ohio aboard the Independence on an eight day national governors conference cruise to the Virgin Islands joked about being in the same lifeboat as New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. He said if the boat sinks they would face the emergency together aboard.
Violence flared across seven states in the weeklong steel truckers strike. In Fredonia two truck windows were smashed at Route 60 truck stop as drivers Suppa and Bateman escaped injury. Indiana saw shots and flying glass on the toll road, with a man wounded in the foot as police arrested suspects. Negotiations offer $13.70 per hour with four hours free wait or three hours free, a plan some drivers may accept, others oppose, leaving the dispute unsettled.
The report notes a key witness in a four pound cocaine smuggling case from Ecuador, with one defendant pleaded guilty and another set for a separate trial. Suspects Susan Wheeler and Robert Wyler, both of Brooklyn, face Sullivan County murder charges in the killing of ex-convict Robert Capparelli near Monticello, allegedly linked to an informer role in an extortion case. Also reported, Dr Clearhos Logothetis, 58, a renowned entomologist with the National Academy of Sciences, died after a yearlong illness, overseeing the academy's Middle East and South Asia programs.
Rhodes vows to locate the sole lifeboat with determination, promising persistence in the search amid uncertain conditions and scarce resources. No other details are provided in the fragment.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Straight and children of Sugar Grove visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Hammer. Funereal services were held for Mrs. Adah Hall at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with burial at Beaverdam Cemetery. Ray Hazeltine and son Troy visited his parents Fenton Hazeltine in Pittsfield. Earl Bangle of Collins N. D. and Floyd Smith visited. A reorganization meeting for next year's Labor Day officers is set at the fire hall next Saturday night. Men’s Day at EUB Church featured speaker David Young of Sugar Grove and multiple participants. WSWS will hold the October meeting Thursday evening.
In a Thursday clash about 5 000 GIs fought 300 Marines against 400 North Vietnamese troops for about four and a half hours. Artillery and heli copter gunships supported the Marines who reported 30 enemy killed while eight Marines died and 46 were wounded. Since then scattered contacts between small units continued. Navy bombers attacked a large military compound near Haiphong and the Kien An highway bridge area.
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