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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1967

Page

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Corry Housing Authority to Pursue 100 Low Rental Units

Corry’s Housing Authority approved an application for 100 federally backed housing units to aid low income residents with a plan split between elderly housing and general affordable homes. Chairman William Helmintoller said emphasis should be on low income housing, and the package will be sent to HUD after formal completion.

Authority William Helmintoller Philadelphia Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Thomas Bontempo Joseph R. Bon

Milk Strike Considered Against Shafer Plan in Pa

Harrisburg leaders of three farm groups and Teamsters officials mulled a week long statewide milk delivery strike next month. The move would protest Shafer’s plan to disband the State Milk Control Commission and shift powers to a new Agriculture Department agency. Deliveries to hospitals likely would continue. discussions emphasized a bold, mass action to pressure lawmakers.

Harrisburg Teamsters Union Pennsylvania Teamsters Shafer Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton State Grange Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association American Farm Bureau Interstate Milk Producers’ Association

Israelis Hit Refinery Again in Suez Fight

UN action sought as Soviet bloc moves to condemn Israel for new attack on Egypt's Suez refineries at Port Said. Reporters saw an Israeli aircraft fire at firefighters. Egyptian antiaircraft forces repelled the intruder. Casualties not confirmed.

United Nations, N.Y Egypt Suez Soviet Union U.N. Security Council Israel Suez Canal Damya Jordan River United Nations U.S Arthur J. Goldberg

Approval of Ford Pact Seems Certain

Four United Auto Workers locals representing 160000 Ford workers voted on a new contract. Production workers favored the pact by large margins while skilled tradesmen approved it by more than two to one. If approved nationwide, 25 Ford plants would resume operations on Thursday and Friday. News followed television appeals by UAW President Walter Reuther and dissident leader Chris Manning urging rejection. The strike entered its 49th day with depleted car sales and weekly benefits for striking workers.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union Ford Motor Co UAW Ford Walter P. Reuther Chris Manning Chevrolet Reuther Manning Michigan

Twisters Roar Through Midwest Cleanup Amid Damage

A Midwest tornado spree left St. Louis with 16 injured and property damage in the hundreds of thousands. One person in critical condition. Three injuries in northern Alabama with seven homes flattened in Town Creek. Statewide toll listed at 300000 dollars. Other twisters touched Illinois Indiana Tennessee Mississippi and Ohio.

Laudary — Kesirens St.Louis Alabama Town Creek Ilinois Indiana Tennessee Mississippi Ohio

Accused Slayer Held Dies of Wounds in Lock Haven

Leo Held, accused of a six kill rampage and six wounded, died at Lock Haven hospital from a pulmonary embolism after a gun battle. Police had not questioned him due to his condition and constitutional rights concerns. Many described him as mild yet moody and baffling.

Lock Haven Leo Held Held Clinton County Roy Bryerton A. W. Speth Joseph . Hefferon Pennsylvania State Police Army Rela Hammermill Paper Company

Massive raid hits Phuc Yen airfield as planes missing

North Vietnam faced a major air strike with more than 100 aircraft in waves against the Phuc Yen airfield 18 miles northwest of Hanoi. Nine MIGs were reported destroyed on the ground while one MiG21 was shot down. Four American planes were announced downed and four fliers remained missing. The operation involved 8,000 U.S. troops in the central highlands with limited contact after 13 days of pursuit.

Saigon North Vietnam Air Ilda U.S Phue Yen Fom Thailand Phue She Yen Phuc Yen Central Highlands U.S. 4Th Ey Air Force Marine Navy Hanoi Pentagon Air Force Phantom Phuck Yen

Rural Ree Plan Favored in Bear Lake Area Poll

Residents in the Bear Lake Lottsville Wrightsville district backed a $40,000 community center by 68.5 percent in a questionnaire with a 33.5 percent opposition. HUD would cover two thirds of costs if the building serves its original purpose for 20 years, while critics say the project is too large and relies on federal funds. The final decision remains unsettled after a group meeting where opposition persisted.

Bear Lake- Lottsville-Wrightsville Bear Lake - Lottsville - Wrightsville Donald W. Martin Action Group Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD

Bet She'd Love To Have Him Home Too

A notice sent to R. G. Vaughan asked him to report for jury duty on November 6. Mrs. Vaughan wrote that her husband is in Vietnam but would like him home to serve as a juror.

Durham N.C R. G. Vaughan Jennis Mangum

Threat of Second Steel Haulers Walkout Looms

Pittsburgh AP report says drivers allege 12 trucking firms in Indiana Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania refused to rehire after a strike settlement. William Kusley leads about 50 out of work haulers warning a repeat shutdown if paddock firms don’t restore seniority and jobs. Teamsters and National Steel Haulers Protest Committee seek resolution as mills push orders.

Pittsburgh William Kusley Indiana Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania Kusley Gary Ind National Steel Haulers Protest Committee Teamsters Union National Steel Carriers Association Howard Miller Miller

House Skirts Nonpublic School Aid Bill Vote By Adjourning

Harrisburg AP report says House Republicans adjourned until Nov 13 to avoid discharging a bill creating a private and parochial school aid authority funded by 2 cents of the cigarette tax. Rep Mullen denounced the move as a disgrace. 108 to 80 vote with 14 Democrats for and 4 Republicans against.

Harrisburg House Martin P. Mullen Philadelphia Mullen Kenneth B. Lee R-Sullivan Lee A. Donaldson Allegheny Appropriations Committee H. Jack Seltzer Lebanon Seltzer Shafer Donaldson

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