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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1971
Page
6
A Saturday 4 05 p m Route 17 crash near Pittsfield left Janet Williams 22 Garland with moderate vehicle damage while the eastbound truck driver Earl Kahnell 43 Pleasantville incurred minimal damage. No injuries reported.
A 49 year-old Alexandria woman, Margery Van Doren, finds her missing father through the American Philatelic Society directory in State College. Separated as a child, she sought him while tracing family history, leading to a reunion after decades via stamp collecting.
Washington AP report notes Democrats criticize Nixon policies as unemployment rises to 6 percent, the highest in nine years. White House says Nixon sees the rate with concern but not alarm as part of shifting from war to peace. Labor Dept figures and reactions from OBrien Kennedy McGovern Patman Mills frame partisan debate over economic policy and forecasts.
Dutschke, once a leading West German student figure, seeks an assistant teaching post at the University of Aarhus in Denmark. Prof. Sloek confirms the appointment as immigration rules loom, with a likely arrival next month amid deportation actions by Britain. The report also recounts a separate family letter exchange and Christmas reunion involving stamp collecting.
Rev. Leon Sullivan pastor of the Zion Baptist Church Philadelphia and founder of the
Three Cochranton men Edward Sekerski Leonard Fenton and Thomas Brennan were fined 12450 for assault and battery after cutting a boy’s hair on November 29. The case was settled after judge hearings with fines to the mother and court costs. assault charges were dismissed. The dispute also involved motor vehicle violations by the boy.
Funeral services for Bailey H. Hall were at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar, burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers listed. out of town attendees named from Wood, Miller, Wool aytown, Loomis, and Dunkirk. Requiem Mass for Mary Martha Petko held at St. Thomas Church with Rev. Wiley. temporary interment in Pine Grove Mausoleum, permanent burial at St. Thomas later. Bearers include grandsons and family members from Ohio and California relations. Several Corry area friends attended.
Federal investigators said a small plane that collided with an American Airlines jet failed to file a flight plan. The Edison collision over Newark killed the two people aboard the small plane while the Boeing 707 from San Francisco landed safely with minor wing damage. no injuries among the 14 passengers and seven crew.
Governor elect Milton J. Shapp named two independ ent Democratic campaign workers as cabinet members. Frank C. Hilton of Meadville becomes secretary of property and supplies, and Robert P. Kane of York is named secretary of revenue. Hilton previously held the post in 1948-52 under Gov. Fine and has switched from Republican to Democrat. Kane, a 40 year old lawyer, served as administrative assistant to Neiman Craley Jr. and is active on the York City Advisory Council of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission. Hilton will replace Perrin C. Hamilton and Kane will replace Warner M. Depuy.
John Lennon's agent dismisses rumors that he or other former Beatles will form a new pop group. The claim, sparked by Rory Blackwell, is denied as untrue. Lennon and Yoko Ono were reportedly traveling by ship from the United States to Japan.
A sergeant on leave from the service and his cousin were killed when their car crashed into a tree near Midway Pennsylvania Sunday. Richard A. Bruzzi 21 Cecil Township on leave from Travis Air Force Base California and Charles Halyak 20 Mt Pleasant were identified as the victims.
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