Windshield damage report and local incidents in Corry area
Harry A Oldenski reported his windshield broken at Bowl-Aire Lanes on East Washington Street between 6 4 p m and 9 p m. Police investigated a prowler report on West Church Street but found nothing. Six motorists face driving suspensions for M V code violations, and a Concord Street elder was found after two weeks away in Erie hospital. A Corry high school ring was lost. five percent tax penalty deadlines and a Route 6 crash near Corry with minor injuries are noted. A Corry man escaped injury when hitting a parked car on Scotts Crossing Colta Road.
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Harry A. Oldenski
West
Columbus Avenue
East Washington Street
West Church Street
Concord Street
Erie
Philip Calally
Mead Avenué
Corry Area
Marguerite Spiegel
Route
Corry
Martin Kaschalk
Scotts Crossing
Colta
James Hawk
David Schwelgert
East South Street
Schweigert
Harold Swart
Berm
Swart Machine
Swart Auto
Hunter Safety Course Sees Thirty Attend in Corry
Thirty people attended the hunter safety course at the Corry Red and Gun Club. The final session will be held tonight from 6 30 to 8 30 at the East Washington street rooms. The course aids youths unable to attend other classes before the small game season opens Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ray Hidden in 1967 Winnetka Restaurant Job
James Earl Ray, accused in the King's assassination, worked two months in a Winnetka restaurant after escaping a Missouri prison. He used the alias John L. Rayns and quit June 24 1967. The owners reported him to the FBI after a writer sought his life story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Missouri
Chicago Tribune
Winnetka
FBI
Ray
King
Memphis
Tenn
Harvey Klingeman
John L. Rayns
Tribune
Klingemans
Klinemans
NYC Teachers Turn Down Pact Offer
NYC teachers reject a peace proposal from Ocean Hill Brownsville to end the city’s paralyzing strike. AFL CIO UFT leader Albert Shanker denounces it as a public relations gimmick while police and fire unions slow down work to push negotiations. The strike has closed many schools and heightened racial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio
United Federation of Teachers
Femen
Shanker
Board of
Eduction
UFT
Rhodey McCoy
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Anxious To Try Space Ferry Test Again
NASA test of a wingless space ferry prototype ends with one chamber ignited and all others failing to start. Maj Jerauld Gentry plans another attempt after landing at Rosa mond Dry Lake following a failed powered flight from Edwards AFB California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Gentry
Rosamond Dry Lake
Golden Age Club
Stolen Items Returned With Note In Great Falls
A stranger dropped a large carton at a cable TV office in Great Falls Montana containing a sleeping bag a fire extinguisher tools and a note apologizing for the theft. The note said they were drunk at the time and left $10 to pay for a hole in the wall. An employee reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Apollo 7 Haulers Ashore After Atlantic Splashdown
Norfolk witnesses Apollo 7 quietly brought ashore from USS Essex and loaded for the final leg of its historic journey. The 32 389 pound craft will be flown to Long Beach and studied at North American Rockwell. Crew members and officials were not present during the portside arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Atlantic
Mayport
Fla
Bermuda
Essex
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Cape Kennedy
Long Beach
Calif
North American Rockwell Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bureau of Traffic
Perry G. Johnson
R.D
Patsy Miller
Snyder Circle
Wayne Jewell
Union City
Mary J. Caldwell
James Ross
Carry
Virgil Hebner
Pittsfield
Marlier
Grice Jewelers
B.P.W
Hunter
Trace Ray
Nyc
Uniformed Firefighters Association
John V. Lindsay
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
PBA
John Cassese
UPA
Michael J. Maye
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
UFA
Terry Gyger
Music of
Bob Beckendort
Laymen’s New Life
Craianeies
Corry Area High School
Apollo
B.P
Hollywood
Hollywood Bread
THE
Firch Baking CO
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