Israel s chief of staff resigns after inquiry merits blame
TEL AVIV AP Israel's chief of staff Lt Gen David Elazar resigned after an investigating commission blamed him and his top intelligence officers for Israel's lack of preparedness for last October's Arab attack The commission cleared Prime Minister Golda Meir and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan Elazar named his operations chief Maj Gen Itzhak Hofi as temporary replacement.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
David Elazar
Solda Meir
Moishe Dayan
Elazar
Itzhak Hofi
Nixon tax report heads to Congress panel
A staff findings due to show President Nixon owes about 350000 in back income taxes are set for review by the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation. Chairman Long leans toward public disclosure, while Mills argues for allowing Nixon to respond first amid pressure to publish the findings.
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Washington
Nixon
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Russell B. Long
Wilbur D. Mills
Alumni Rocking Marathon Planned for Centennial Celebration
Corry Area High School's Alumni Centennial will feature a rocking chair marathon starting May 29 in the city park. Misery Grice and John Scheiner cochair the event aiming for 50 entrants with prizes for top three and special awards for youngest, oldest, and best chair. Participants must provide their own chair and comply with two hour rests and continuous rocking otherwise.
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May
John Scheiner
Millie Grice
David Essex
Corry Area
Rail trouble and stone throwing plague Titusville yards
In Titusville a Penn Central freight engine was stoned by youths while switching at Ernst Steel Corp. tracks. A derailment followed when rotten and sunk ties on marshy ground caused the south rail to lean. Oil City crews rerailed the locomotive as yards deteriorate with 19 rotten ties per 39 foot rail.
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Penn Central
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Company
Ernst Steel Corp
Oil City
Joy Manufacturing Announces $10 Million Expansion Plan
Joy Manufacturing Company unveiled a $10 million expansion to add 200 to 250 jobs, disclosed by Lawrence Keenan at a city council meeting. The project requires vacating a Franklin Street section and would sit adjacent to existing facilities, extending onto already owned property. A small building and employee parking lot currently occupy that space.
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Joy Manufacturing Company
Lawrence Keenan
Joy
Confessed Killer Links Murder Contract to Tony Boyle Trial
In Media Pennsylvania AP reports Claude Vealey, the confessed killer, testified that he and two other gunmen planned dynamite, firebombs, and poison before shooting Joseph Yablonski on a $5,200 contract alleged to be from a man named Tony. Vealey testified as the W. A. Boyle murder trial proceeds.
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Paul Gilly
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Boyle
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Gilley
Silous Huddleston
UMW
la Follette
Tenn
William Prater
LaFollette
Huddleston
Prater
Bayle
Clarksburg
Pennsylvania
Margaret
Charlotte
Twelve Win Gifts At Chamber Opening Days
Carry and area people won door prizes at the grand opening of the new Chamber of Commerce office. State Sen R Budd Dwyer drew slips for the 12 winners, including Mike Zajac Bear Lake and Lee Hiner 321 South Center Street among others. prizes ranged from gift certificates to savings accounts and a portable gas grill.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Mike Zajac
Bear Lake
G.C. Murphy Co
Florence, Smith
Corry
Stahl Jewelers
A.B. Fisher
Shady Avenue
Darndall
Lee Hiner
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Ed Sekerak
R.D
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Mark Zajac
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Marie McCray
Spring Street
Corry Savings and Loan
Ruth Hiner
Jackmans
Jeff Taylor
Columbus
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Elizabeth Correll
West Church Street
Richards
Pat Bynd
Snyder Circle
Reed Shop
Leola Cole
East South Street
Pennsylvania Gas Co
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