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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1967

Page

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Trucker vote on compromise plan fuels steel strike

Truckers across eight states vote on a compromise to end the steel shipment stoppage. Local ballots show mixed results with Cleveland area approving while Somerset and Pittsburgh regions lean against. The plan would pay independents $13.70 per hour after four hours waiting with firms receiving $2.70. earlier two hour free waiting time with $10 after.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Somerset David Haugh Pennsylvania Haugh Hart Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Teamsters Gary Ind

Pentagon antiwar march to stage near Defense Department

AP reports up to 170000 protesters planned to march on the Pentagon as part of a weeklong antiwar series. Authorities flew in 6000 troops with 20000 more on standby to ensure peaceful demonstrations while draft cards were presented to the Justice Department but not accepted. Reverend William Coffin Jr. criticized the response as derelict and urged peaceful conduct.

Washington Pentagon Defense Department U.S Vietnam Justice Justice Department Department FBI William Coffin Jr Yale University Dave Dellinger Warren Christopher

War on Poverty Bill Shifts Control to Local Governments

House Education and Labor Committee approves a two year extension of OEO antipoverty programs at 2.06 billion while adding a local control amendment designating state or local governments as official distributors of funds. An additional measure would bar antipoverty workers from voter registration drives. Months of committee strife suggest further debate when the full House acts in two to three weeks.

Washington House Education and Labor Committee Office of Economic Opportunity House Committee OEO Edith Green D-Ore OFO House

Governor Intervenes to Reopen Boy's Popsicle Stand

Florida Governor Claude Kirk orders a health-restricted reopening of Billy Churchill's sidewalk popsicle stand in Satellite Beach. He will be present Tuesday after a telegram from Billy and his father accusing the county health director of discrimination. The issue centered on lack of a permit and no separate toilet facilities for customers, with Billy having earned 27 dollars.

Satellite Beach Fla Florida Claude Kirk T Want Billy Kirk William ¥. Churchill T. Paul Haney Brevard County Health Department Sally Church

Bombers Hit North Vietnam as Elections Loom

U S Navy bombers sank four torpedo boats near Thanh Hoa river mouth in North Vietnam. In South Vietnam, allied forces reported heavy fighting with about 300 enemy casualties and multiple engagements around Quang Tri and Quang Nam as voting approached for the new 17 member House of Representatives. Air power focused on gun positions and storage facilities while Marine outposts near Con Thien saw limited shelling and B 52s continued strikes.

Saigon Thanh Hoa River Kuural North Vietnam South Vietnam Quang Nam Provin House of Representatives Panhandle Demilitarized Zone Air Force Mu Gia Pass Ho Chi Minh Laos Dmz U.S Con Thien

Wrap Up of Strike Ending Auto Pact Progress Report

Detroit AP reports UAW and Ford neared finishing a 45 day strike ending contract with large gains likely to be the richest in auto history. Key unresolved is the cost of living escalator. Reuther aims for a 1 dollar hourly value from the escalator and seeks 5.6 percent wage gains over three years.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union Ford Motor Co UAW Walter P.reuther Reuther General Motors Ford Chrysler

State Nabs Land Swiftly But Payoff Not So Swift

The State Highway Department swiftly acquired land along the Route 6 bypass but delayed compensation. Earl and Mrs. Cherry agreed to $6,000 for front-yard frontage in Franklin. They sent payment forms in October 1966, but checks never arrived. multiple follow ups by June 1967 produced little action. The case remained unresolved as reporters pursued the delay.

State Highway Department Route 6 Highway Department Harrisburg Earl Cherry West Columbus Avenue Cherry W. Glenn Rough State Highway Departent Franklin William Troxell Troxell Cherrys Bernard Porter Spring Creek Rough Gov. Shafer

Won't Shave Beard, Teacher Resigns in Pennsylvania

Randall Stephens, an English and humanities teacher in the Shikellamy School District for four years, quit his job after a September suspension for refusing to shave a summer beard and mustache. The school board accepted his resignation at a Thursday meeting.

Sunbury, Pa Randall Stephens Stephens Shikellamy

Vietnamese Vote On Representatives In Saigon

In Saigon 1200 candidates compete for 137 seats in the new House of Representatives as 20 contenders contest some districts. Campaigns end by law at noon in four provinces and voting runs 7 am to 4 pm Sunday with results likely only by late Sunday night.

Saigon South Vietnam House of Representatives

Train Clips Bus. Children Escape Injury Near Ulmers

An eight train clipped the rear of a school bus crossing tracks on a dirt road near Ulmers Friday but all a dozen children aboard escaped injury. Sheriff Strickland reported about a foot of the bus’s rear was sheared off. The children sat toward the front.

Ulmers A. L. Strickland

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