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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
3
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In Harrisburg, House Democrats press Senate to act on a resolution to form a joint committee to study a General Assembly ethics code. Rep Wise fires a rival bill aiming to curb gifts, disclose finances, and bar certain influence, with penalties up to 1000 dollars or two years. The chamber recess slowed moves toward revival.
Louisville police arrest about 100 marchers in a night clash over an open housing ban. Tear gas used on a crowd of 700 as officers moved protesters away from streets. About 119 total arrests include rock throwing and disorderly conduct. Pastor A D Williams King, MLK brother, seeks proceeding via federal court.
Budgets for Corry City, Spring Creek Township and Wayne Township rise totals from 981 934 to 1 198 602 117 299 to 135 997 and 231 014 to 271 050 with taxes unchanged. Budgets open for 20 days for public perusal at the School administration building and former Harding School until May 15. In Corry Area Jointure budgets stay open 90 days. Veteran newspaperman William Meredith Hines Sr. dies in Atlanta at 78, nicknamed Pop Hines, after a career from printer's devil in San Jose to city editor roles in several papers including the Constitution in Atlanta.
At Central Michigan University CMU registrar George Lauer informs senior Nick Lauer he has the top grade average and will be valedictorian for June graduation. Nick thanks his dad and recalls the registrar's duties. The letter includes a postscript praising Nick and thanking him for a job well done.
After the state funeral, Adenauer will be buried at a private family service in Rheendorf village cemetery near his home where he died in his sleep Wednesday. Washington viewed detaching discussions with Kiesinger and De Gaulle from the funeral, seeking casual talks instead.
Washington AP A top Norfolk and Western official outlined a plan to acquire five smaller Eastern railroads through a new subsidiary Dereco as a can t lose merger. John P Fishwick testified that N W would invest 175 million to improve the lines and could recover about 200 million via tax loss carryovers if the deals failed. N W preferred not to buy the railroads but would do so to win merger approval. Dereco would include Erie Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson Boston and Maine Reading and Selsey Central.
Carson City Nev AF The Bull Pen a casino in the state prison yard has been bulldozed by Warden Carl Hocker who says gambling inflamed inmates He promotes crafts bridge chess and knitting to fill the void He credited inmates with gambling chips on prison money accounts before the change. MISSILE EXPERT DIES Maj Gen Holger Nelson Toftoy father of the U S guided missile system died yesterday He helped bring 140 German rocket scientists to the United States.
Eleven liberal Democrats urged restraint while backing Powell, saying most members would vote as they did March 1 to exclude him. They urged action in accord with the Constitution as Powell weighs return to seek admission amid a court battle and potential censure, while New York officials caution on certification timing. Powell remains at a Bahamian retreat as the process unfolds.
The Tist annual meeting of Group 7 of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association was held in Meadville with Frederick Stevensen, an economist with the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland, as principal speaker. Elected to office were chairman Charles J. Heimberger of First National Bank of Erie, vice chairman Norman P. Mortensen of First National Bank of Mercer County, secretary treasurer H. M. Keppel of The National Bank of Corry, and Ray L. Beck of Merchants Bank and Trust in Meadville as council administrator.
At Patrick Air Force Base Florida an Air Force notice says enlisted personnel will no longer perform kitchen police duty. Civilian mess attendants are being hired replacing KP duties and the change is described as tasteful by the announcement.
In a sensational trial, Coppolino seeks burial in the family plot while prosecutors allege greed and financial troubles spurred the anesthesiologist to murder Carmela Coppolino. Testimony describes Carmela's death after a contested divorce matter and a rapid remarriage to Mary Gibson, amid life insurance policy evidence and suspicions of natural causes.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael Musmanno told a Senate subcommittee that the high court's warning requirement before police questioning is wholly unrealistic. He urged a new law letting judges and juries decide if a confession was voluntary, warning that current standards allow dangerous criminals to roam and threaten public safety.
Auto industry employers and unions discuss a uniform contract expiry with suppliers. Reuther clashes with AFL-CIO President Meany over federation operations. A key vote may occur Friday or Saturday as delegates consider amending the UAW constitution to allow withdrawal from AFL-CIO if desired.
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