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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
6
Samuel S Brown 81 of North East faces five burglary charges by Corry State Police tied to Samuel S Browns links to R D North East Athletic Club Agway building and Jim and Joes Tavern all in North East He appeals the charges after a September Crawford County court conviction.
Wallace drew a large rally crowd in Philadelphia at the Spectrum for 5,000 cheering supporters and 200 hecklers amid attempts to fill 13,500 seats. Police arrested 22 as scuffles broke out. earlier in Wheeling 5,000 listened quietly as Wheeling College students protested with placards and peace symbols.
AP reports the so called white lady haunting a lovers lane near Wis. (AP) drew large crowds as Halloween fever grew. Sheriff Loren Dahike said parents feared for children’s safety after sightings spread nationwide. About 150 people packed the lane Monday night hoping to see the apparition, while two teenagers admitted involvement with the hoax.
Nixon labels Humphrey a desperate contender amid a sparsely attended Cleveland rally. He plans a Madison Square Garden event with Agnew, a televised 9 30 p.m. EST broadcast on ABC. Nixon warns that a House decision could force a back door presidency, urging Humphrey to pledge to accept the will of the voters.
General Telephone Co promotes Charles W. Monaghan from Corry office manager to commercial studies analyst at the Erie general office. Gary A. Crayne will replace him in Corry as Erie customer representative. Monaghan, with eight years at GenTel, led Red Cross and Rotary activities and public campaigns. He is Omaya University graduate. Crayne is Penn State graduate.
Evelyn L Mira Palmer of Spring Creek died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a three week stay. She born March 19 1884 in Limestone NY, lived in Spring Creek since 1925, worked at the Rayond Division plant during WWII, and is survived by six children, 15 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Services at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 3 30 pm. Burial in Spring Creek Cemetery. Florence Tillotson of 639 East South Street died at Brennan and Root Nursing Home Warren after a lingering illness. Born January 24 1880 in Corry, she lived here until 142 moving to Warren 1959 then Florida before returning to Corry in 1962. She married William B Tillotson in 1897 and survived by a daughter and sister.
Washington AP report says United Auto Workers and Alliance for Labor Action failed to recruit the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International. OC&A Workers head A F Grospiron reportedly stays with Meanys AFL CIO amid looming oil industry talks affecting about 60,000 members. Negotiations promise 25 percent wage gains over three years amid automation. Grospiron and union officials weigh loyalty to AFL CIO against bargaining realities.
Palm Springs California TV engineer Allen Beatch 25 admitted he aired a stag film thinking he cut the transmission after the station signed off. Police and FBI joined the probe as Beatch claimed the video was his property and was destroyed after realization.
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