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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1968

Page

6

Local Chamber elects officers and Sloan Foundation picks president

The Retail Promotion Committee of the Chamber of Commerce named B G Bennett as chairman Rob ert Grice as vice chair man and Fred Scherzer as secretary. Nils Y Wessell of Warren was elected president of the Alfred P Sloan Foundation to take office May 1 after Everett Case resigns April 30. The foundation, established in 1934, funds scholarships in technology engineering and natural sciences and sponsors research with assets around 326 million at year end 1967. Wessell, former Tufts College president, was born April 14 1914.

Chamber of Commerce B. G. “Barney” Bennett Robert Grice Fred Scherzer Warren Nils’ Y. Wessell Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Everett Case Foundation Wessel Tufts College

Two More Identify Bank Robber in Pittsburgh Case

Two eyewitnesses at the Union National Bank trial named Pittsburgh grocer William Keiler as the holdup man in the commuter bandit crimes. They testified at the North Pittsburgh branch robbery on November 29, when about $9,753 was stolen from the Pittsburgh area total exceeding $100,000 across ten robberies.

Pittsburgh William Keiler Keiler S. Thomas Sapienza Forest Hills Union National Bank Jeiler

20 Percent Tax Hike Proposed For New Yorkers

Gov Rockefeller urged the New York Legislature to raise personal income tax by 20 percent and boost eight other taxes by 494 million dollars to balance a proposed 5.5 billion state budget. He cited needs in education and welfare with a 500 million dollar aid increase, lifting the budget above current levels.

Albany W.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller

Navy denies transfer linked to Arnheiter dispute

The Navy says Capt. Richard G. Alexander was not moved from command of the battleship New Jersey to a desk post because he defended Lt. Cmdr. Marcus Arnheiter. Arnheiter, former captain of the radar picket ship Vance, was reassigned after junior officers accused him of poor command. Rep. Resnick urged a congressional probe, while Secretary Ignatius cited personal reasons for Alexander’s reassignment to the 1st Naval District in Boston.

Washington Navy Richard G. Alexander New Jersey Alexander Cmdr Marcus A. Arnheiter Arnheiter Vance Vietnam San Francisco Secretary of the Navy Paul R. Ignatius Joseph Resnick Arnheiter-Alexander Ignatius Justice Department 1St Naval Dist Boston Maurice F. Weisner

Daughter visits Blaiberg after world’s third heart transplant

In Cape Town at Groote Schuur Hospital Philip Blaiberg reunites tearfully with his daughter Jill, who arrived from Israel to visit. The 20-year-old student described their moment as touching as Blaiberg shows signs of remarkable recovery two weeks after receiving a donor heart.

Cape Town South Africa Philip Blaiberg Jill Groote Schuur Hospital Miss Blaiberg Israel Blaiberg Blairberg Stanford Calif Kaspera Kasperak Stanford University Medical Center

Senator Clark Arrives in Saigon for six day travel

Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania arrives in Saigon as part of a six day official tour with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He is greeted by U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and plans briefings in Saigon and a Mekong Delta tour before Hong Kong.

Saigon Joseph Clark D-Pa Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Ellsworth Bunker Tan 3On Nhut Tye North Vietnam 3Rd Corps Mekong Siagon Can Tho Hong Kong United States

Two Unhurt In Route 8 Collision North Of Union City

At 11 10 a m yesterday two men escaped injury when their vehicles collided on Route 8 north of Union City. John H Hetrick 20 Brockville Pa lost control skidding into oncoming traffic and struck a southbound truck driven by Carl Parke 41 Wattsburg Pa. Damage listed as 78 to the Hetrick sedan and 200 to the 1967 truck.

Union City Corry John H. Hetrick Brockville Carl Parke Wattsburg Hetrick

Air Force radar guided raids target Hanoi rail yards and steel plant

Air Force and Navy pilots conducted radar guided strikes around Hanoi and Haiphong targets. Bombs hit a steel plant 38 miles north of Hanoi and nearby railroad yards and power plant. Other raids hit rail yards northwest of Hanoi and a transshipment point near Haiphong.

Air Force Fish Thunderchief Hanoi U.S Air Force Red Capital Navy Haiphong Nam Dinh Do Todrai Thanh Hoa

Funeral Rites Set for Ibert Bensink in Clymer

Final rites for Ibert Bensink will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Spitz er Funeral Home in Clymer with burial in Holland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Bensink Ibert Bensink Spitzer Clymer Holland Cemetery

Wilson Puts British Headship On Line With Austerity

Prime Minister Harold Wilson announces a two pronged plan to cut military spending and home social services to make Britain solvent. The withdrawal from Southeast Asia and a reduction of the F111 bomber contract are key moves amid rising unemployment and devaluation. The plan aims to export more and curb domestic purchasing power to balance the economy by 1970 71. A separate note reports a blaze in Uniontown Pennsylvania killing two horses owned by U S Steel executive Wilbur T Uohrentz.

ONDON Harold Wilson Britain Wilson House of Commons Suez Lee Kuan Yew Singapore Labor Party Commons Labor U.S Congress Uniontown Pan Wilbur T. Uohrentz U.S. Steel Corp

Tools and Equipment Sales or Rentals In Gravel

Gravel and concrete supply advertised by Concrete and Gravel Co. at 12a N. Center with contact 665-3554 offering tools, equipment for sale or rental in the local area.

Concrete and Gravel CO N. Center

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