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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1967
Page
3
A Hydetown crowd rejected a proposal to license a two year landfill on Herbert Hasbrouck property. Deputy Mayor Kriner signaled opposition and the plan was tabled amid petitions from Borough Council members and 140 property owners.
Billy Graham has been ordered to bed by the Greenbrier Hotel clinic resident physician after X rays showed pneumonia. He arrived for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association meeting and is expected to deliver the keynote address later in the week. The meeting will proceed as planned. Graham has a history of respiratory problems and a demanding schedule.
In Nicosia Cyprus the Greek Cypriot government reports Turkish naval task force off the north coast amid renewed war fears. Turkish air force jets flew over the island for the fifth straight day as U S envoy Cyrus Vance rushed from Ankara to Athens with proposals and counterproposals.
Dr. Thomas W. Matthew and the National Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization say they bought 26 buses and a franchise to operate in Watts and nearby areas in south Los Angeles. The group plans to employ 36 drivers, most of them Negro, in a bid to show Negro resilience amid the bus drivers strike threat.
In Niles Ohio three gunmen seized Peter Lawrie during a motel pursuit by police. Lawrie escaped unharmed as one assailant died, another wounded and four officers injured. Gunmen used Lawrie as a shield while fleeing the scene. Aubrey Roberts surrendered. William Joyce was killed.
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, after nearly seven years leading the U.S. defense, is slated to become president of the World Bank at $40,000 a year. The nomination, approved by President Johnson, follows George D. Woods’s term and will be decided by the bank’s 20 directors in Washington.
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