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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1967

Page

6

Paragraf reports community events and local notices

The article lists a youth choir performance at Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Max Bennink with Rev Waller J. Thoms speaking. It covers a 1968 county budget approval, tax levy impacts, a police response to a threatening call, a World War I medal delay for John Bove, Veterans Day closures, driver license suspensions, a stray dog pickup, lost wallet report, blocked street hazards, a student sit in incident at Allegheny College, funeral for Bur dette A Hildum, local real estate transfers, a stolen snowmobile found near Columbus, and a two car accident near Union City with damages and injuries.

Brokenstraw Valley Max Bennink Edwards Chapel

Former State Official Succumbs

Harrisburg AP report William Livengood a former four term Republican secretary of Internal Affairs died early today at Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital in the ICU in unsatisfactory condition for the night.

Harrisburg William Livengood Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital

Meet With Legislators Hints At Tax Compromise

Gov. Shafer plans a Friday meeting with legislative leaders from both parties amid hopes for a budget tax compromise after six months of deadlock. He voiced optimism without proof of an agreement and stressed balancing the $1.8 billion budget with $172 million in tax bills. The talk centers on where lawmakers stand on urban affairs, conservation, civil rights, insurance, transportation, education, labor, and human services.

Hanrisburg Shafer House Senate General Assembly Legisature Stanley G. Stroup Bedford Ernest P. Kline Beaver Lee A. Donaldson Jr Rallegheny Herbert Fineman Philadelphia Pennsylvania Arlen Specter Specter James H. J. Tate

Fulbright Seeks Clarity After Humphrey Vietnam Exchange

Fulbright questioned Humphrey at a meeting about Vietnam policy. Humphrey’s reply suggested the enemy is aggressive Asian communism led by Red China. Fulbright argued containment may require long term U.S. presence in Southeast Asia. Mansfield warned no end in sight despite optimism.

Fulbright Humphrey Johnson Red China U.S Southeast Asia Arkansas

War outlook remark from Mansfield on South Vietnam reforms

Mansfield said further reform rehabilitation and reconstruction are possible but obstacles remain. He warned the road ahead is long and rocky with no end in sight for the war. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.

Mansfield

Northwestern Pennsylvanian Dairy Farmers Tour Ohio Milk Market

About 40 dairy farmers from northwestern Pennsylvania visited Ohio dairy facilities and marketing leaders to study milk marketing structures. Participants include Lester, Dodd, George Sekerak, and Michael Sekerak from Warren County. The tour, organized by Pennsylvania State University Cooperative Extension, aims to enhance understanding of milk assembly, processing, and distribution for a stronger regional dairy industry.

Pennsylvania Ohio Warren County Lester Dodd George Sekerak Michael Sekerak Corry Erie Mercer Crawford Lawrence Yvenlango Camboria Allegheny Clarion Butler Jefferson Centre Counties Cooperative Extension Services Pennsylvania State University Norman Perschke William F. Johnstone

Stokes announces police leadership and taft recount push

Stokes, after winning the election, names Joseph F. McManamon safety director and James S. Carnes chief prosecutor, both white. Blackwell was his third appointment. Republican Seth Taft signals possible recount pending official totals showing Stokes ahead by 2,501 votes of 257,157.

Page Ton Blackwall Stokes Joseph F. McManamon Jamess. Carnes Seth Taft Taft GOP Board of Elections

Dairy Industry Faces Major Local Impact

The region's dairy sector is absorbing a major impact shaping market dynamics, farm operations, and supply chains as producers adapt to evolving policy, pricing, and demand conditions affecting regional output and livelihoods.

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