Bear Lake Council Discusses Railroad and Fair Name Change
The Bear Lake Council met with president Manford Smith to discuss the railroad and bill payments. The Bear Lake Community Fair name change was proposed as parking and rides were expanded.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1969
Page
7
The Bear Lake Council met with president Manford Smith to discuss the railroad and bill payments. The Bear Lake Community Fair name change was proposed as parking and rides were expanded.
U S Representative Joseph P Vigorito and 42 co sponsors introduced a House resolution backing compulsory extradition of hijackers The measure supported by the International Federation of Pilots Association and the Airline Pilots Association of America notes more than 70 domestic hijack attempts since 1961 with over 50 successes and 26 foreign carrier hijackings in the same period.
Richard G. Hess, 44, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, says he is opposed to war after returning a $150 U.S. savings bond he won in a local art show last month, attaching a note denouncing the conflict. He notes his protest in a brief statement.
Mary Jo Kopechne's parents oppose exhumation for autopsy. Attorney Flanagan argues no good cause exists and that autopsy would offend the family. District Attorney Dinis seeks exhumation for inquest while Massachusetts court weighs proceedings and cross examination rights.
In Erie AP report officials at Gridley Junior High School moved to ease racial tensions after clashes between black and white students. A spokesman cited a fight between a negro girl and a white girl with the black student admitting initiation and being suspended, while others claimed unfair treatment as classes ended early.
Titusville highway worker Arnold Neeley was shot in the left shoulder near Cherrytree while a fox hunter, Richard Proctor, fired at a fox. Neeley, 42, was treated and released from Titusville Hospital. Proctor, 40, is charged and the shooting remains under investigation.
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