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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1967
Page
6
Chester T Bailey 20 of Bear Lake cited for running a red light at North Center and Bond streets. Alder man Porter Auer filed the charge. John Dubrosky reports finding a pair of boys glasses at 245 Marion Street, to be claimed at his home.
President Johnson met with Venezuela's Raul Leoni for over an hour to discuss the final declaration preamble. Leoni opposes any political phrases endorsing continental resistance to subversion. Johnson aims for a unified Latin American stance while U.S. support for a Latin American common market continues amid Latin resistance.
Pleas antville officials rush to fill three borough council seats who have only two candidates. Councilman Garland Archer urged action to avoid an undesirable element in government. After vetting several names, the council chose one tentative man to approach for a May Primary write-in run.
Pittsburgh safety director David W. Craig says four suspended inspectors will have a personal hearing with an ex patrolman linked to racket payoffs. The hearing could be next month with Clarence Cooper testifying, while Duffy faces no action due to statutes.
The article notes National Library Week events including a basement renovation valued at $2,000 as the second installment of a prior $4,000 commitment by Jointure. Mrs. Ott and Mrs. Gould expect further growth next year due to the section's popularity.
Washington AP reports up to 60 congressmen may attend the Paris Air Show May 26 to June 4 with expense paid by U.S. funds. Air Force and State Department outline include 60 single hotel rooms 86 rental cars and transatlantic transport funded from counterpart funds. Costs to be finalized by Pentagon and congressional listings. The event showcases aviation progress with U.S. plans to exhibit about 20 military aircraft and 40 aeronautical firms.
A federal grand jury indicted four men for liquor violations and four others for failure to report for induction. Indicted for illegal distilling and possession of liquor were Clarence H. Moore 71 Penn Hills William D. Rainey 26 East Keesport Thomas A. Wooten 81 Oliphant Furnace Fayette County and Prodie Strachman 51 Amity Washington County. Indicted for Selective Service violations were Norman F. Jenkins 20 West Mifflin Patrick J. Quinn 20 formerly of Erie John P. Markovich 21 formerly of Pittsburgh and Jack J. Miller 21 of Pittsburgh.
Little announces joint House Senate hearings on the budget beginning April 19 and expected to end in early May. Shafer tax package likely to be pushed past the May 16 primary as Governor Shafer presses his constitutional convention stance. Republicans call budget plan sound while some Democrats see merit. critics urge timely tax program release after budget analysis.
Adam Clayton Powell won by 86 percent in Harlem despite serving at sea off Bimini. Harlem voters backed him 27,200 to 4,091 over Lucille Pickett Williams with 427 for Ervin Yearling, while Congress weighs his seating amid past exclusion.
Powell remains absent from New York politics as dates for his oath and censure debate hinge on court actions and talks with Overton. Celler urges written resolution for censure while Ford and others resist, Powell fishing and watching returns from his Bahamas retreat amid contempt citations. In a separate report, Robert Maiette, 28, of Bridgeville died after a Route 22 crash in Indiana County, PA.
The state claims anesthesiologist Coppolino murdered Carmela Coppolino in 1965 to wed a wealthy divorcée. Neighbors testified to Carmela’s healthy condition before a death certified as a heart attack and Coppolino’s plan to delay telling her parents.
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