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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1967

Page

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Johnson Plan Sees $7 Billion Tax Hike and Spending Cut

Secretary Fowler outlined a White House package to raise taxes by seven billion dollars and cut spending by four billion, aiming to shrink the deficit to under fourteen billion and strengthen the dollar. House Ways and Means Chairman Mills warned a tax bill cannot pass before January, while administration and Fed officials push for action.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler Congress Fowler U.S House Ways and Means Committee President Johnson Executive House of Congress Johnson Wilbur D. Mills Senate Treasury Charles L. Schultze Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin Mills Arkansas Democrat Rep Hale Boggs Louisiana al Ullman

Arden to become Bear Lake postmaster after four year wait

Michael Arden of Bear Lake on the verge of a Christmas gift as he is set to assume the postmaster position after a prolonged nomination process. A telegram from Senator Joseph Clark confirmed White House nomination and approval, with Senate confirmation pathways awaiting.

Michael Arden R.D Bear Lake Arden Joseph Clark Pennsylvania Clark White House Senate Senate Post Office Committee Washington Michael Kuzma Columbus Kuzma

City Housing Authority Rushed to Complete 100 Low Rent Units

At a council meeting the City Housing Authority agreed to accelerate site selections to meet a HUD nine month deadline for 100 low rental housing units. A $15 000 HUD planning grant is involved and seven sites require no zoning appeal.

City Housing Authority Authority Council Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Philadelphia Corry Group Focal Joseph Bontempo

Mexican youth shot while defending teacher dies in Kansas City

Primitivo Garcia 23 a Mexican student who bravely defended his night schoolteacher against purse snatchers died from a bullet wound after a fall in November 15 class. He had supported by donors raising over 11000 and blood donations for his hospital care.

Kansas City Primitivo Garcia Garcia Kansas Citlans Alfredo Margaret Kindermann Garcia Brothers Primitivo Helen D. Dow Virginia McCray Kiwanis Club

Resting And Ready A Field Phone Operator Stays Prepared

A U.S. 178th Airborne Brigade field phone operator rests with three handsets close at hand, remaining ready for calls if needed. The scene emphasizes constant readiness amid duties and drills.

U.S. 178Rd. Airborne Brigade

Man Drowns Helping Wife After Car Skids Into Marsh

In Meadville Pennsylvania Edna Lemish 24 and husband Robert 26 were in a car that slid on an icy rural road and overturned into a four foot marsh. Edna escaped through a window and was pulled to shore. Robert remained trapped and died. Local residents waded into chest high water to assist and revive him.

Meadville Edna Lemish Geneva Robert Marburger Gordon Bailey Lemish

Corry Driver Slightly Hurt In Erie Lackawanna Collision

William H. Johnson 66 of 22 East Irving Street suffered a scalp laceration and leg injuries when his car was hit by an Erie Lackawanna diesel at Fifth avenue crossing. The crash involved signals, a northbound switch engine at about 40 mph, and a five foot drag. Johnson was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital with his condition listed as satisfactory.

Erie Lackawanna Railroad Fifth Avenue Aftenoon William H. Johnson East Irving Street Corry Memorial Hospital Johnson Mead Avenue Mam Johnson Pennsylvania Railroad Hiesel Cony M.F. Phelan Russell Henrich Kenneth Garrison James Proctor Meadville

Viet Cong Attack Bo Duc District HQ Near Cambodia Border

Viet Cong troopers attacked the Bo Duc district headquarters near Saigon for hours, overrunning part of the defense. A Viet Cong regiment was named, with 65 enemy bodies found. 15 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 19 wounded. Simultaneous shelling hit a south district post and a U.S. Special Forces camp. U.S. Navy bombers hit Haiphong rail yards and bridge centers as battles continued across the region.

Bo Duc Saigon U.S Bo Due North Vietnam U.S. Navy Haiphong Fort City 272Nd Loc Ninh

Pets Die In Cold After Couple’s Deaths Towanda

Towanda, IA AP report says an 80 year old woman remained bedridden for over two days after her invalid husband died at the top of the cellar stairs from a suspected heart attack. Police found the house very cold. a parakeet died and a dog was put down. The couple, who marked their 60th anniversary last June, were found after neighbors reported accumulating newspapers.

Towanda Dean Meredith Iame Foster Bernard

UC Woman Jailed After Spouse Shot

Gerald Romesburg, 56, of Union City, was committed to Crawford County Prison in default of 5000 bail after arraignment on a charge of assault with intent to kill her 58 year old husband. Hearing set for 9 am tomorrow. She allegedly fired three shots from a .32 caliber pistol during an argument Friday night at their home. the husband underwent surgery for two gunshot injuries while the third bullet was deflected by a hunting knife.

Wits Gerald Romesburg Union City Crawford County Bloomfield Township Clen E. Seidler Seldler Lee Hodgins

Senate approves meat inspection bill for 15000 plants

The Senate passed a bill requiring about 15,000 U S meat plants to meet federal purity standards. Chairman W R Poage indicated opposition remains, though the measure appears likely to pass the House.

Senate Washington U.S W. R. Poage House Agriculture Committee Bil Poage

Four Teens Charged Over LSD Lab in Philadelphia Home

Barry C Arkles an 18 year old Temple chemistry student his 19 year old wife Linda a Penn State student and two others are under arrest after police found a functioning LSD lab at the Arkles home. Federal official Daniel Addario said Arkles operated under a trade name selling ingredients and providing instructions while marijuana was also found in the residence. All four face Pennsylvania dangerous drug charges.

LSD Philadelphia Temple University Barry C. Arkles Linda Penn State Daniel Addario Federal Drug Abuse Control Office Arkles Addario Pennsylvania

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