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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1969
Page
1
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Senate Minority Leader Dirksen says President Johnson wants the 10 percent income surtax extended and would like Nixon to join in the recommendation to Congress. The surtax expires June 30 and was an anti inflation measure. Ford says Johnson may announce in his State of the Union or budget, with Nixon replying. A White House spokesman said Nixon had no comment and no decision on timing.
The City Planning Commission at a noontime Phoenix Hotel meeting reelected Louis Miller as chairman for the year. Paul Taylor is vice chairman with Erkki Rainesalo as secretary treasurer. Members August Sprov ers and Henry Frontroth also serve, with Sprovers returning after Monday's appointment. The panel endorsed a Chamber of Commerce drive for city housing and reviewed 1969 projects including paving and storm sewers. They also seek to abandon the East Street hill north of Paul Taylor’s home as dangerous year round.
In Beloit Wisconsin a mantle and fireplace in a newly moved in home collapsed injuring no one else. Michael Wong six years old was killed when bricks struck him after the mantle fell while he was alone in the room. Police have not determined a cause for the collapse.
Three 16 year old Spartasburg area boys were arrested after an alleged grudge against a Sparta High School teacher. Trooper Paul Sita investigated after an informant supplied details of December 27 mischief at the school. The youths parked a car at the rear, pulled spark plug wires, and filled the air filter with snow. They paid restitution of $6, received stern lectures, and were placed on unofficial probation.
City finance director, controller and treasurer outline a formal plan to invest 12 000 to 15 000 of reserve funds in the earned income tax account to earn added revenue and to borrow short term to cover bills and payrolls before tax revenue. Edward Zarger, Mary Hubley, and David Nichols seek council approval and bidding by banks and a savings and loan. Continued on Page Four.
Washington AP Civilian Neil A. Armstrong will command Apollo 11, the first U S attempt to land on the moon. Col Edwin E Aldrin Jr and Lt Col Michael Collins complete the three man team. Backup crew includes Lovell Anders and Haise.
An off duty Detroit policeman Stanley Rapaski 35 was shot to death and bar owner Casimir A Coarwinski was killed during a bar holdup. A bar patron Frank Fiotrowski was beaten and hospitalized. Two bandits posed as customers and opened fire after the patrolman ignored his wife’s plea.
In Columbus and Corry communities, residents rallied to aid Marlene Carter, a nine month old left speechless by polio, stranded with no funds after a bus mixup. Originating in Magnolia on December 23, she rode a Seaway bus to Erie then Columbus, receiving aid from Mrs. Orton, Venture Inn, and Frank and Verna’s, with continued help threaded through local coverage.
President elect Nixon opens a two day cabinet conference sequence to shape his congressional program. Sessions include crime and law enforcement led by John Mitchell and diverse task forces reporting on education welfare health and government organization.
In three crashes yesterday afternoon and last evening in the Corry and Bear Lake area, three people were hospitalized. Henry W. Kofod and Lawrence Brillinger remained in satisfactory condition, while Dorothy Cornish was admitted with a back injury. Damages exceeded $6,000 with weather reducing visibility to zero.
Bradford AP reports workers began scrapping an Allegheny Airlines Convair 580 that crashed Monday night killing 11. Instruments recovered by 54 specialists for five investigative groups. Ten teams completed their work Thursday. A public hearing on the accident will be scheduled probably in Bradford.
In Los Angeles AP report, defense lawyers reveal plan for secret questioning of prospective jurors behind closed doors to probe opinions on Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's guilt or innocence. Open court questions will cover death penalty. Jury selection to begin Monday as Judge Walker allows privacy for sensitive inquiries. Sirhan appeared briefly, his family notably absent from the courtroom.
A side trip to Cuba preceded a plane hijack aboard an Eastern Airlines flight. A 21 year old hijacker claimed Communist ties and fled Havana with the passengers heading to Nashua. One man on the manifest, Mr R Bohle, did not return from Cuba and was not tied to a hometown. The stewards described the hijacker as Ronnie a Miami woman said he was from Indianapolis and had studied at Purdue University. He carried a seven inch knife and threatened to hijack again. The hijack was foiled as the plane continued to its destination with the crew and passengers unharmed. In a separate note, finance ministers and bankers will meet to discuss Europe’s monetary crisis following last fall’s events.
Judge Lindley R. Mc Glelland granted a postponement until a Tuesday morning for Ronald C. Hamerick to receive final oral arguments on guilt degree and sentence for the 1965 murder of Union City woman Axel L. Kurfess. Hamerick, 30, pleaded guilty in September to general murder, presumed second degree, with a potential 10 to 20 year term. A previous hearing addressed guilt degree and sentence on December 20th before Judge McCrelland.
A St Louis man Raymond Sansoucie chased a purse snatcher saving a widow and was fatally shot. His heroism spurred the Grand Jury Association to raise nearly 50000 in a week with letters praising his act and urging law and order. Donations came from 25 states as a fund for his family grew.
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