Debutantes Lead Procession at Intl Debutante Ball
Barbara Anne Eisenhower and escort Don ald Stolper join Anne Louise Howard and escort Robert Fuller as they lead debutantes to the dance floor after presentations at the International Debutante Ball.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
7
Barbara Anne Eisenhower and escort Don ald Stolper join Anne Louise Howard and escort Robert Fuller as they lead debutantes to the dance floor after presentations at the International Debutante Ball.
Pennsylvania convention delegates may decide on state aid to nonpublic schools when they reconvene after a holiday recess. The topic surfaced briefly in the Taxation and State Finance Committee but was ruled out of order by co-chairman Judge Carleton T. Woodring. Some delegates and observers urged debate, while others said the convention cannot address this issue under its mandate.
In Philadelphia a man, Alexander Hamilton, 44, shot and killed his estranged wife Cynthia, 36, in the maternity ward of Women's Medical College Hospital then wounded himself. The couple had separated over pregnancy, with Hamilton opposing it. police and hospital staff reported the scene as two patients watched in horror.
In Memphis, retired fire captain George Ikard asks the Pension Board to reduce his monthly pension. He currently receives $202 from the city, $44 from Social Security, and a $78.75 soldier's pension. He notes Social Security will rise by $11 per month, affecting his total benefits.
A U S district court jury convicted American Cyanamid Bristol Myers and Pfizer on charges of restraint of trade conspiracy to monopolize and actual monopoly in a $1.7 billion antibiotics case. Verdict followed deliberations begun Thursday with potential treble damages and $150,000 fines per defendant.
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