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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
3
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Pittsburgh reporters note the state Milk Control Commission will resume a price hearing as dairy farmer leaders say four cents more per quart is needed to stay in business. Ernest Hayes of the United Dairy Farmers Association cites potential farm losses and possible milk shortages if prices rise. Other supporters include Eugene Thompson and Homer Martz, while the Greater Pittsburgh Dairy Industry Association backs higher producer returns without burdening consumers.
Franklin residents packed city hall to challenge the mercantile tax enacted in 1955 with one mill on retailers and a half mill on wholesalers. Merchants cite exemptions for professionals and tax-record gaps while urging shifts to an agency collection. The council deferred action until the November 1968 budget review.
Rev. E. H. Stenger delivers Lenten meditation stressing the central gospel claim of Christ’s resurrection. He warns modern doubt and cites atomic war fears and unrest as threats to faith, urging believers to trust in God’s promise of eternal life and peace.
A 22-year-old Greenfield elementary teacher Karen Andersen faced two counts of assault and battery after allegedly paddling two boys last February 5. The hearing was continued to March 14 with testimony from three Commonwealth witnesses.
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller announced he will veto a measure to permit casino gambling in four private clubs at Hot Springs. The bill would create a five member licensing commission with an $10000 annual fee and 8 percent tax. Rockefeller said he plans to act within five days if the Senate does not recall it.
Mrs Elsynolfson Brynolfson of 419 East South street died after arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital shortly after 11 day. She was 75 born in Stockholm May 12 1891 and came to the United States in 1910 settling in Cleveland. She moved to Corry 49 years ago and lived here since. Survivors include son Horace Brynolfson three grandchildren and three brothers in Sweden. Funeral arrangements set at Brackert Funeral Home with services Thursday.
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg, back from the Far East, says little chance for early peace in Vietnam. He warns against impatience, urges continued negotiations, and notes no serious peace proposals have been received. He plans to meet U Thant in Washington to discuss further steps.
May discussions show division on a 1967 tax increase and its impact on a potential recession. Administration favors economic stability over tax stability, while officials say policy will follow current economic readings. First quarter data will guide whether the tax plan is altered if overheating risks are confirmed.
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