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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1967

Page

3

Pittsburgh DA Denies Political Motive In Racket Probe

In Pittsburgh AP report, District Attorney Robert Duggan, a Republican running for re election, denies political motivation in timing of a hearing for seven policemen charged with taking racket payoffs. Judge Aldisert hears defense claims of denied speedy trial rights and delays before voting briefs.

Pittsburgh Robert Duggan Duggan Ruggero Aldisert Aldisert Asst Lawrence J. Maloney Witty

Chiropractors Balk at New York Polio Shot Law

A New York chiropractors group challenges a law requiring polio inoculations for most children. Some keep kids from school to avoid vaccines, arguing body resistance can negate need. The Chiropractic Society and larger association cite individual choice and plan to test the law in court.

Buffalo New York State New York Brooklyn Chiropractic Association of New Yorks, Inc Manhattan

Bear Lake social notes and visits across towns

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazeltine and son visited the Fenton Hazeltons in Pittsfield Monday. Gerald Phillips of Lakewood NY and Vern Price of Lottsville visited Maud Cornish and Joan Ayling. Mrs. J C Manwaring visited Mary Roush in Corry last Thursday. Floyd Smith Jr and family camped at Clover Lake over the weekend. Susie Smith visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith Sr. Harvey Martin attended a Sparrows concert at Chautauqua Monday evening. Douglas Cable, visiting from South Carolina University, returned home last Saturday. In Bay St Louis Mississippi Sheriff Sylvan Ladner reports two prisoners used guitar strings to cut cell bars and escape.

Ray Hazeltine Troy Fenton Hazelton Pittsfield Gerald Phillips Lakewood N.Y Vern Price Lottsville Maud Cornish Joan Ayling J.C. Manwaring Mary Roush Corry Floyd Smith Jr Clover Lake Susie Smith Floyd Smith Sr Harvey Martin The Chautauqua Douglas Cable Leon Cable South Carolina University

Union Not Working. Self-Owners Strike Hits Steel Shipments

Pittsburgh report details a strike by owner drivers who back the Teamsters not the mills. The three week walkout began in Gary Indiana and spread to Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia, halting westbound shipments while eastward steel continues. Picket lines form at steel terminals and court orders limit activity as unions stay silent.

Pittsburgh Steel Companies Teamsters Union Gary Ind Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Ing Farrell Shar On Steel Corp Cleveland Wanton Republic Steel Corp Teamsters Local 142

White youths meet archbishop over Groppi case in Milwaukee

Whites visiting the archbishop said the church planned to involve a committee of priests with Father Groppi. They urged recall and removal, but the archbishop offered no disciplinary action. After the conference, demonstrators returned to the South Side as crowds lined the sidewalks and police said they had no march planned.

Harry Lange Father Groppi Milwaukee Ith Street

14 Week Strike At Marx Makes Some Progress

AP reports progress in the 14 week strike against Marx Toy Co with federal mediator Patrick Mingarello saying talks narrowed to money matters. About 400 members of IAM Local 1520 struck June 1 after contract expiration amid sporadic unrest.

Marx Toy Co Patrick Mingarello International Association of Machinists Afl-Cio

Pope May Need To Have Surgery

Three doctors examining Pope Paul VI said an operation might be necessary to treat his urinary ailment cystopyelitis. The Pope’s condition has improved notably and his current treatment would continue if surgery proves unnecessary.

Vatican City Paul VI Mario Fontana Pietro Baldoni Pope John XXIII Mario Arduini

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