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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
8
William K. Groel of 202 Fairview Street received 11 to 23 months in county jail with parole after five days and a $100 fine plus costs on driving while intoxicated and license suspension charges. He was arrested May 27 and sentenced by Judge Lindley R. McClelland.
Union negotiators discuss wage thresholds of ten dollars an hour after four hours with a possible three hour free waiting period. A mediation plan previously favored two hours, approved by strikers and rejected by trucking firms. Violence flared in Eastern and Midwest strike states with gunfire on Interstate 91 in Connecticut, dynamite near Butler, Ohio, and disturbances at Youngstown firms. Police escorted a truck from Ellwood City as three people were arrested.
Former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida, 89, died in his sleep at his seaside estate in Oiso near Tokyo. The gall bladder inflammation and deteriorating health contributed to heart failure. Yoshida’s death prompted Eisaku Sato to cut short his Southeast Asia tour, with a state funeral to be held in Tokyo in about a week.
In Brookville Pennsylvania AP report, driver training teacher Edgar Shreckengost berates a student for swerving to avoid field mice. A crow swoops in, grabs both mice, flies over the car and off with dinner, interrupting the lesson.
A 1896 deadlock was broken as jurors returned to the courthouse and issued verdicts after a night in deliberations. American pilots are now listed as confirmed kills, with revised MIG downing totals rising to 89. U.S. forces report 26 American planes lost to MIGs.
Warren County Commissioners unanimously back the Route 6 bypass from Starbrick to Kinzua Dam. The resolution cites planned by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways and supports widening access to Allegheny Reservoir to boost tourism, relieve Warren borough congestion, and aid local industry.
Kenneth Hays was to be freed from Butler County Jail but woke to ask when he would leave. A telephoned bail by his twin brother Richard led to confusion as guards released Kenneth’s property and Richard disappeared with no twin distinction except a chin scar. Authorities planned a by pass study and the warden suggested an X marking for twins to prevent repeats. Richard remained in jail.
A long legal notice enumerates individuals summoned for jury service across multiple Erie area towns in 1968. Names, addresses, and locales such as Erie, North East, Union City, Girard, Corry, Waterford, and Fairview appear in the roster.
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