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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1970

Page

7

Israel Raids Arab Refineries and Bombs Syria by Sonic Booms

Israeli planes attacked Egyptian oil installations along the Suez Canal and engaged in a sonic duel with Syria late Thursday night. Egypt reports one oil company employee killed and 11 wounded at the refinery end of the canal, with extensive window damage and nervous disruption. Syria claimed a large MIG21 formation over Haifa prompted retaliation, with sonic booms over Damascus and four northern cities. Lebanese Tyre also reported a sonic boom, while officials in Damascus said no injuries occurred. A confidant of President Nasser foresaw deeper Egyptian targets, and editor Hassanein Heikal cited large Phantom jet deliveries. U.S. Secretary Rogers expressed regret over Arab reactions to arms support for Israel. Separate item notes Art Metal Inc. in Jamestown cutting to a four-day week.

Associated Press Suez Canal Syria Egypt Israel Haifa Damascus Hamma Homs Latakia Aleppo Tyre Gamal Abdel Nasser Cairo al Ahram Hassanein Heikal William P. Rogers Washington Nixon Middle East Rogers Moscow Beirut Nasser Shadwan Island Gulf of Suez Baghdad al Thwara Iraq Rumaila Jamestown N.Y Art Metal Inc John E. Walker Art Metal Walker

Casey Sesler Democrats Endorse Governors Races

Robert P. Casey and William G. Sesler won the Democratic endorsements for governor and U.S. senator in a heated party meeting. Casey defeated Ernest P. Kline 115 to 50 for the gubernatorial nomination, while Sesler led Villanova professor John Logue 125 to 14 for the senate. Shapp did not seek endorsement.

Hanmus5ung Robert P. Casey William G. Sesler Democratic U.S Donnybrook Casey Senate Ernest P. Kline Lesler Erie Villanova University John Logue Sts Democrat Philadelphia Milton J. Shapp Kline Beaver Falls Shapp Shafer

Plane Crash Kills One Injures Three

A twin engine turboprop preparing to land at Cuyahoga County Airport crashed in Willoughby Hills Ohio. One man, John Zuber 41 of Lakewood copilot, was killed. Pilot Robert Tessman 49 of Parma Heights was in fair condition. Two passengers Edwin T Jeffrey 61 of Shaker Heights and Bruce E Herman 41 of Pittsburgh survived with minor injuries. The plane valued 400000 was en route from New York City stopping in Jamestown New York. The crash occurred Thursday night. The article also lists community notices and local social updates from Jamestown and surrounding areas.

Willoughby Hills Ohio Cuyahoga County John Zuber Lakewood Robert Tessman Parma Heights Richmond Heights General Hospital Edwin T. Jeffrey Shaker Heights W. 5.Tyler Inc Bruce E Herman Pittsburgh Combustion Engineering Inc White Plains N.Y Tyler New York City Jamestown

Wedding and local notes from Ripley and nearby towns

Cutting News reports a coffee maker and a radio gifted to residents. A wedding at First Methodist Church in Ripley unites Lawrence Wakeley and Elizabeth Waite with families Carl and Marsh in attendance. Various social visits, a new Jamestown Bank move to Clymer, injuries from a fall near the bank, hospital updates, and local gatherings are noted across Clymer Center, Findley Lake, and surrounding areas.

Dave Motherwell Jr Carl L. Marsh Tonia John Hazel) Legters Clymer Clifford Aikens James VanEarden Amos VanEarden William VanEarden Clymer Center Edward Duink Clifford Aikens Jr Corry Hospital

Vickers Must Warn Loud Music Harmful

A Georgia House subcommittee studies a bill by Rep. McKee Hargrett to require ticket warnings for concerts about potential ear damage. The measure aims to set a loudness limit and would be printed on event tickets.

Vickers Atlanta House McKee Hargrett Jesup House Hygiene and Sanitation Committee Hargreti

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