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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1974
Page
3
Norman Robertson predicts continued recession and rising unemployment through mid 1975 with inflation around 11 percent, easing to about 9 percent then possibly 6 by year end. He cites falling production and retail sales and warns unemployment may reach 6.5 to 7.5 percent, the highest since 1958.
The Pleasantville area man Loren E. Ames, 59, was found in his trailer and his death ruled a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Albert Ames, his brother, reported Ames missing his daily mail visit before the body was found. Venango County Coroner Jonathan Hutchinson confirmed the gunshot as the cause.
Nelson Rockefeller told Senator Claiborne Pell he will not give gifts to federal employees if Congress confirms him as vice president. He faced questions over his use of wealth for staff and supporters and the financing of a campaign biography. Senate leaders indicated probable confirmation despite reservations.
Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat flew from the United States to Cuba and was welcomed by Fidel Castro at Jose Marti Airport. He addressed the General Assembly calling for a secular state for Muslims Jews and Christians including all of Palestine. Israel rejected PLO authority and boycotted the speech while several Arab Chinese and Cuban delegates walked out.
Monmouth College president Richard Stonesifer called for gradual elimination of fraternities on campuses after the death of 19 year old William Flowers in a fraternity initiation on the Long Branch campus. Flowers suffocated when sand walls of a mock grave collapsed. Seven fraternity members were arrested on manslaughter charges and released on bail.
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