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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1968

Page

6

Police log reports scattered incidents around town

Police handled a family left alone with a one year old child. Officers talked to the mother. A man at Corry Country Club said he lost a set of golf keys while playing yesterday and searched the fairways. A Wright Street resident reported repeated door knocks with no one there. An empty beer can tossed into another car was reported on Mill Street. the other vehicle was not found. Dr. Raymond B. Lowe of Warren becomes president of the Pennsylvania Heart Association at its 19th annual meeting in Pittsburgh on Sept 21 and 22.

Bnt Corry Country Club Wright Street James McQuiston Mead Avenue Mill Street McQuiston Raymond B. Lowe Warren Pennsylvania Heart Association Chatham Center Pittsburgh

Beisan Valley clashes, Hussein vows arms shift

The Beisan Valley clash near the Sea of Galilee marks a second day of Israeli Jordanian fire as mortar and light arms exchanges end quickly with no Israeli casualties. King Hussein in Amman says the 1967 war losses are being replaced with modern weapons from the United States and other Western nations, while criticizing U.S. passivity and warning it could ruin hopes for peace.

Beisan Jordan Hussein United States Sea of Galilee Amman Middle East

Denver Violence Wounds Man as Five Points Turmoil Rises

In Denver’s Five Points area another night of violence ends with James L. Sheppard, 26, shot in the back by police fire and in fair condition. Police pursue a suspect who allegedly fired on them after a dog incident. Ten arrests reported during a four hour disturbance as officers fought rocks and glass, a police helicopter struck by ground fire. Tear gas used earlier. no gas Friday. A separate note: a hearing September 28 on a Shafer administration plan to convert the Highways Department to Transportation with broader duties.

Denver Colo Five Points Stan Cayou Police Department Uniformed Division Denver General Hospital James L. Sheppard Cayou Aan Welton Street

Clymer Events and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Edna Newhouse hosted a belated birthday party with friends Mildred Warns Ruth Beckerink and Gertrude Gravink. The Dorcas Circle met at Edith Kinyon home with Helen King leading a study and business session. Guests shared lunch. Families visited Hope College in Holland and attended picnics in Falconer. Nine couples married in the 1930s met for dinner at Dutch Village. Visitors Bruce Hoffman and family stayed with TenHaken and Cordin. Marion Gallup planned Alaska trip.

Edna Newhouse Mildred Warnshouse Ruth Beckerink Gertrude Gravink Dorcas Edith Kinyon Helen King Clarence Bellman California Merle Newhouse Robert Bailey Gwynne Holland, Mich Hope College Norman Hogenboom Celia Craig Neckers James Sullivan Jimmy Fredonia Minnie Ton Dennis Callaghan Michael Akron Ohio Claud Lietus Claude Dougherty Nancy James Lietus Claudia Carol Lant Amy Russell Lictus Bert Scott Irving Legters Eric Julie Lou Fardink Clayton Damcott Leon Kolstee Falconer N.Y Clymer Community Club Dutch Village Ernest Dunnewold Hubert Brown Clymer Central School Kenneth Kooman Clyde Snyder Elsie Dunnewold Nancy Dunnewold Dan Lexington James Ten Hakeo Darwin Bruce Hoffman Schenectady Harold TenHaken Robert Seblink Patty Gregory Clifford Warnshouse Harry Beckerink John Leg

Government asks networks to reply to riot coverage charges

The United States urged ABC CBS and NBC to respond to hundreds of complaints about Chicago Democratic National Convention coverage. The FCC cited police clashes with demonstrators and Vietnam war debate as factors while networks and publications asked a presidential panel to investigate alleged police violence and bias in news coverage.

Washington Chicago Federal Communications Commission T He Broadcast Vietnam Johnson Robert F. Kennedy PCC ABC CBS NBC

Early Release Of Reservists Sparks Fresh Dispute

Pentagon announces early release for 30,000 Navy reservists in two year active duty programs aiming to save 48 million dollars this fiscal year. Rep. Schweiker calls the plan outrageous, labeling Pueblo crisis activations as an injustice and an excuse for extra manpower. Some reservists may shorten active duty by up to one year in the two by six four program.

Washington Pentagon Congress Armed Services Committee Pueblo Schweiker Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford Navy Air Force

Networks asked to review Vietnam war complaints within 20 days

The article reports officials requesting television networks to examine and comment on complaints related to coverage of the Vietnam War within a 20 day period. It notes government pressure for prompt responses and possible repercussions for networks failing to respond.

Vietnam

Houston's 12th Heart Recipient Dies After Transplant

Houston's 12th heart transplant recipient James E Singleton, 47, of Fort Worth, died at Methodist Hospital after a cardiac arrest eight days after receiving the heart of 17 year old Paul Mason from Long Beach. Singleton's death leaves 21 of 43 global heart transplant patients alive. eight of Houston's 12 recipients survive. The operation was led by Dr Michael E Debakey.

Houston Tex Methodist Hospital James E. Singleton Fort Worth Singleton Paul C. Mason Long Beach Calif

Navy ROTC program outlines benefits and steps to officer status

The article details NROTC options with four years of college aid covering tuition, fees, books, uniforms, and a $50 monthly subsistence allowance. Graduates become officers in the Navy or Marine Corps after degree and training, with three summer at sea periods for midshipmen. Registrations close November 15, test eligibility and bulletins available from Tiffany or the Corry Navy Recruiting Station.

Navy U.S. Navy Marine Corps NROTC Tiffany Corry Post Office

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