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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1967

Page

7

Egypt’s Nasser Faces War Aftermath and Rising Hardship

In Cairo after the Sinai clash, Egyptians hear government boastful broadcasts while families learn of fallen sons. Meat and wedding rings vanish as Suez’s closure bites hard and Soviet aid shores up a wary, rebuilding military. Public mood shifts toward diplomacy but fear of renewed fighting lingers.

Athens Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Sinai Desert Cairo Israel United States Britain Nasser Tel Aviv Suez Canal

Drive On For Flag Fond At Kinzua Dam

Warren notes progress toward a Crescent Park flag project with $1,800 pledged of a $6,000 goal. Kenneth Stratton reports local service and fraternal groups are urged to back the effort to fly American, French and English flags for six to seven months annually, day and night, illuminated by spotlights. A sponsor plaque would be erected.

Warren Kinza Dam Crescent Park Kenneth Stratton Stratton

Pittsburgh Man Dies at Warren Hunting Camp

Pittsburgh resident Alexander A. Varlashkin, 50, a medical technician, was found dead Tuesday at a hunting camp two miles off Route 6, five miles west of Warren. Chief Deputy Sheriff Richard E. Hegerty, acting as deputy coroner, said autopsy showed signs suggesting natural causes. results were not yet conclusive.

Pittsburgh Camp Warren Route 6 Warren Richard E. Hegerty Alexander A. Varlashkein Hegerty Var- Tashkin

Tools and Equipment Sales or Rentals Ad

Gravel of all sizes available with concrete and gravel Co. located on Center Street area W44 N. Call 665-3554 for rentals or purchases.

Concrete and Gravel CO Center

Pacific Air Lines Folds Campaign After Marketing Gamble

Advertising star Stan Freberg backed a frank campaign for Pacific Air Lines that failed to win travelers. The LA Times reported the airline merged into West Coast Airlines with president McCarthy resigning. Freberg said he quit when plans were scrapped.

West Coast Airlines Tapalgy Ter Rarteenic Bez Pacific Air Lines Stan Freberg Hollywood Los Angeles Times Freberg San Francisco Matthew E. McCarthy West Coast Airlines Inc Seattle Nick Bez Jr Pacific Eréberg McCarthy

Rural Volunteers Fund Drive Struggles in Elgin Beaverdam

At a meeting of the Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company, a report showed only about 25 percent of 465 fund drive letters mailed three weeks ago have been returned. From 17 responses, $525 has been donated. The drive aims to complete a final $1,000 payment for a new fire truck and equip needs, including radio installation for the tanker. The volunteers urge quicker responses from residents to wrap up the campaign.

Elgin- Beaverdam Arden Earl Earls

Residents Seek Reduction of Franklin Township Earned Income Tax

Five Cranberry Township residents petition Judge William E. Breene to cut the one percent earned income tax levy approved by township supervisors on May 25. Petitioners include Raymond M. Mitcham Louis Kurtich Charles Chittester James W Kahle and Joseph E Pay with 150 signatures. They allege the ordinance taxes salaries wages commissions and compensations of residents and filed the petition with county prothonotary Roy P. Nelson. The group argues the costs and expenses tied to township activities justify reducing the tax.

Erie's Marx Toy Still Struck as Talks Continue

AP reports the three week strike by about 500 IAM members against Marx Toy Co in Erie remains stalled after five hours of talks. The deadlock centers on a new incentive pay system, and mediators say no further talks are scheduled.

Tax Payers Seek Reduction In Township Tax Levy

Civic opponents argue the 1967 fiscal year ordinance raises tax revenue unfairly and unjustly. They seek a court reduction in the tax rate. Judge William E Breene schedules a hearing for 10 a.m. July 9 to determine the challenge.

William E. Breene

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