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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1967

Page

6

Police Resue Cat From Tree and Reunite Bike with Owner

Police rescued a cat stuck in a tree on East South Street, untangling its collar leash. Officers reunited a boy with a stray bike found behind a Maple Avenue house, matching it to a stolen report from the high school last Thursday. Corry Coin Club corrected a prize winner list at the Moose Lodge show, confirming Glen Whee lock won the $20 gold piece. Warren F Engle, 16, of Columbus was cited for driving the wrong way on a one way street. Albert Moliné, 17, escaped serious injury after a motorcycle crash near Spartansburg, treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. The U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts below normal temperatures for western Pennsylvania over five days. Lawrence Berliner reported two windows broken at 17 East Pleasant. repairs estimated at $41. Miss Marcia Mead, 88, burial services held at Youngsville Cemetery. survived by a niece in Corry. Donald J Hebner of Pillsfield cited for running a red light.

Maple Avenue Joe Amy West Washington Street Corry Spartansburg Albert Moliné Buddy Vanderhoff Moline Corry Memorial Hospital Lawrence Berliner East Pleasant Street East Pleasant Berliner

Coach Dies After Altercation at School

Witnesses described a confrontation after a game as police arrived. Dixon, a former student with a police record, allegedly bought a knife for 1.29, admitting he had never met the coach Tommy Carl. Pring, a Bishop Barry High School standout later at Dayton, recently married Kathy Collins and held football records.

Page One Dixon Tommy Carl Pring Bishop Barry High School St. Petersburg Florida University of Dayton Kathy Collins Toledo Ressler George Downey East Pleasant Street

Flood Strikes City After Dam Breach

The city of 41 000 faces rising waters after a dam breach. Dikes held in places but water pressure pushed storm sewers backward flooding business districts. Army amphibious vehicles deployed to rescue residents amid evacuations near Arroy Colorado and U S Highway 63.

International Boundary and Water Commission Arroyo Colorado

Steel Haulers to Talk Over Problems Tomorrow

Pittsburgh AP A meeting among Teamsters Union officials and rebel steel haulers is planned in Pittsburgh Thursday to pursue a settlement to a five week strike that has halted much steel movement. Lawyer Bernard A. Berkman noted it as the first formal talks between principals and Gov. Shafer arranged the session with state officials.

Pittsburgh Teamsters Bernard A. Berkman Berkman Cleveland Pennsylvania Raymond Shafer Western Pennsylvania Shafer William J. Hart State Labor and Industry Hart Somerset Teamsters Union

Beulah Blamed For Ripping Coming Our Way

A mixed national report ties Beulah disaster to Texas politics. Agriculture Commissioner Phil Campbell sends a telegram to Governor Ellington praising him for a speech in Atlanta while joking about Chattanooga and a General locomotive. The Beulah hurricane exposed rifts between Governor Connally and Senator Yarborough during a House disaster tour.

Beulah Texas Atlanta Georgia Agriculture Phil Campbell Tennessee Buford Ellington National Convention of Agriculture Campbell Chattanooga Kennesaw Corpus Christi Tex John Connally Ralph Yarborough Congressional Corps of Federal Agency House Public Works Yarborough Connally Washington Johnson John F. Kennedy Kennedy Dallas House House Committee

Funeral Services for Mrs Stewart Long in Tionesta

Funeral services for Mrs. Stewart Long will be held at Maurice V. Rhodes Funeral Home in Tionesta at 2 p.m. Thursday. Friends may call there Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial is at Mt. Collins Cemetery in Tionesta. Roy W. Vogt’s body is at Bracken Funeral Home with call hours Thursday 7 to 9 p.m., Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., and services Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Unions Face Strike Push Amid Cargo Load Delays

Talks surface over a 6 percent wage rise to 79 percent of gross shipment value and compensation for loading time. Union officials met truckers in Chicago last week, with a Pittsburgh meeting planned as the first full-scale discussion.

Chicago Berkman Pittsburgh

Connally Yarborough dispute surfaces during trip

The article describes tension between Connally and Yarborough allies as a House subcommittee visit unfolds. Some members feel snubbed while others complain about guidance to Hose members. A separate jury case in Pittsburgh awards $50,000 damages to Robert Wil for injuries.

Subcommittee Connally House Committee Yarborough Connally- Yarborough Pittsburgh Common Pleas Court Robert Wil

Parathion Found in Bread Triggers Dairy Officials Questioning

The disclosure that parathion was found in bread led to release of 19 dairy officials and street milk vendors held for questioning since Monday. A milk ban was lifted and residents of Tijuana stopped boiling drinking water. Fred Roth and six chemists found parathion in two stricken children's stomachs. Parathion, a pesticide, can be deadly in small amounts and is used on vegetables. a suspected spill into a liquid became bread in Tijuana. An injury occurred when a cleaning cart was struck by a streetcar.

Tijuana Fred Roth Residual Pesticide Laboratory of California Department of Agriculture Roth Son

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East South Street Warren F. Engle Columbus M. 5 Cobbett U. S. Weather Bureau Marcia Mead Los Angeles Calif Youngsville Cemetery Brokenstraw Township Harold K. Scott Donald J. Hebner Ru D. 1 Pillsfield M.S. Cobbett Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting Bureau OF Traffic Safety Raymond P. Shafer Warner M. Deput Harry H. Brainerd Secretary of Revenue Commissioner of Traffic Safety Barney’s Home Furnishings Center Barney's South Center Street Furniture Department Roberts Furniture Woolworth
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