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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1967

Page

3

Johnson Uses FaceToFace Talks To Win Tax Backing

President Johnson holds face to face sessions with Democratic House members at the White House to sell his proposed tax increase. Reports from attendees show mixed reactions with most finding him effective while liberals demand reform and closing loopholes and economy-minded members pressing for spending cuts.

Washington Johnson House White House Congress George D. Aiken R-Vt Ways and Means

Corry Fourth Ward renewal could model future projects

Capotis says the Corry renewal will be sent to HUD with the renewal work funds application. City officials believe the project size and its neat package likely sped HUD’s decision to fund it. The Fourth Ward plan may serve as a model for small community projects and later a downtown renewal.

HUD Capotis Fourth Ward

Exchange Student Arrives at Corry Area High School

Hector Dimacali from San Gavino Victoria Tarlac Philippines will join the Curtis family for his senior year at Corry Area High School. He is the son of a psychology doctor in the Philippine Army and has six brothers, four of whom are in college. He traveled from Manila to San Francisco for orientation, then to Chicago and Cleveland before meeting the Curtis family.

Corry Hector Dimacali San Gavino Victoria Tarlac Philippines Amer Ican David Curtis Columbus Curtis Manila San Francisco Chicago Cleveland Johnston

250 Days On Road For 20 Mules To Expo

Mercer Pennsylvania AP report tracks mule skinner Jean DeHaven and his 4 20-mule team journey costing an estimated 290000 dollars. DeHaven, 38, and family left Death Valley April 1 last year, enduring hospitalizations, injuries, and harsh travel after 250 days on the road toward Expo 67.

Mercer, Pa Jéan DeHaven DeHaven Wessington South Dakota Mercer County Fairgrounds Death Valley Calif

Mules and horses weather trip while humans suffer heat

DeHaven notes animals cope better than people as 12 bales of hay six sacks of oats and 900 gallons of water are used daily. He spends his own funds and is unsure how to return from Expo 67. The 20 male team may not be reunited. a son or daughter misses home.

DeHaven

Eight Murder Suspects In County Jail

Eight murder suspects are held at Erie County Jail after the Bearce brothers Raymond Lee and Jerry Eugene were charged in the slaying of 12 year old Connie Rae Cars. Raymond is in a murders row cell while Jerry is in a regular range. The jail must place suspects in alternate areas due to limited murders row capacity. Police arrested the brothers with District Attorney Richard Brabender within twenty four hours of the missing girl’s body being found.

Itus Erie County Bearce Brothers Raymond Lee Jerry Eugene Connie Rae Jerry Raymond Girard Richard Brabender Gir

Hold Rites For Mrs. E. Tubbs

The funeral service for Mrs. Elizabeth Betty Tubbs was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 1 p m with Rev. Elmer Ortner officiating. Burial followed in Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers were Sam Bell Cameron Hoenes Charles Armstrong John Mooney George Buck and Sam White. Attending from away were Mrs. Herman Ryan Long Beach Calif Mr and Mrs Charles Tubbs Mrs Elizabeth Sheeley Mrs Florence Rourke Eric Mr and Mrs John Tubbs Pittsburgh and Mrs Nellie Smith Youngsville.

Elizabeth Betty) Tubbs Bracken Funeral Home Elmer Ortner St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Spring Creek Cemetery Sam Bell Cameron Hoenes Charles Armstrong John Mooney George Buck Sam White Herman Ryan Long Beach Calif Charles Tubbs Elizabeth Sheeley Florence Rourke Eric John Tubbs Pittsburgh Nellie Smith Youngsville

Shafer Outlines Pennsylvania Cost Saving Policies

Governor Shafer told the Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners that new administration measures could save taxpayers over eight million dollars annually. Key steps include freezing long term vacancies, a new drug buying system, and a proposed Health and Public Welfare merger into a Department of Human Services.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Shafer Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners Public Welfare Department Departments of Health and Pubic Welfare Department of Human Services Highways Department

Frick History Defamation Suit Settled After Three-Year Battle

In Carlisle a defamation case brought by Helen Clay Frick against Sylvester Stevens over passages in the book Pennsylvania Birthplace of a Nation was settled out of Cumberland County Court after three years of litigation. Frick welcomed edits and retractions as a condition for ending the suit, which claimed the book defamed her father Henry Clay Frick and could affect other works.

Carlisle Helen Clay Frick Pittsburgh Henry Clay Frick Pennsylvania Sylvester K. Stevens Stevens Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Cumberland County Frick Sylvia Rambo

Jamestown Steamer Sinks At Pier

Jamestown the steamer City of Jamestown, moored at the boat landing for over nine years, has settled to the bottom. The craft, once owned by Glenn N. Solom onson and later acquired by a private group and a Jaycees committee, was intended to be revived as a summer excursion vessel named The City of Jamestown.

Jamestown Glenn N. Solomonson Jaycees

McCormick In Nowab Out As Candidate For Erie County

Erie County Democratic committee nominates for state constitutional convention with A J Gehrlein and John J McCormick Jr winning. Gehrlein 90 votes, McCormick 78, Nowak 66, Neathery 26. total 260 votes cast. Two votes per member allowed.

A. J Jake) Gehrlein John J. McCormick Jr Erie County Democratic Committee Gehrlein Erie Andrew J. Nowak McCormick Nowak Stan S. Neathery

Vessels That Plied Chautauqua Lake Through Years

The record notes years when steamers served Chautauqua Lake as both scheduled vessels and excursion boats, reflecting the lake’s role in regional transport and leisure.

Chautauqua Lake

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