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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
6
A ski instructor will speak at the YMCA at 7 p m Monday about a winter skiing program and parents may enroll children in Tadpole learn to swim at the Corry Y by calling the Y office.
Egypt presses guerrilla chief Yasir Arafat to meet Lebanese leaders with Lebanon backing the Arab fight against Israel. Al Ahram reports a Beirut note to Arafat could open dialogue but calls for a cease fire and Lebanese army restraint. Heikal notes Lebanon’s internal polarization and regional tensions.
Daniel Reynolds RD a Corry joins Corry Jamestown’s long service ranks retiring after 45 years with the company. He began in the paint department on June 1 1924 and later moved to welding. He plans to farm and visit relatives in Washington DC Tennessee and Ohio after retirement.
U S Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott demanded the American Bar Association reconsider Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Lee A Donaldson Jr for a federal judgeship. Donaldson withdrew from a Western Pennsylvania post in September citing lack of trial experience. Scott warned of a collision if the ABA does not reassess. He did not say he would back other Supreme Court nominee Clement Haynsworth.
A Lyndon B. Johnson associates corporation denies any impropriety in multimillion dollar land grants and loans connected to an Austin project. Frank C. Erwin Jr. says the nonprofit is structured so no one benefits financially and no federal money has yet changed hands. Roy A. Butler notes no federal funds have been given. Senator Williams accuses a White House sanctioned null-imillion dollar giveaway involving 26.5 acres in Austin and $8.5 million in loans and grants. HEW demanded return of the land due to lacking tax exempt status, while the land was valued at $2 million though listed at $642,000 by the government. The center received $8 million in FHA loans and nearly $500,000 in HEW grants during Johnson’s presidency.
Rosel Hyde faces contempt of Congress charges on the day he is honored for 45 years in government service as FCC chairman. Dean Burch is confirmed to succeed as new FCC chairman while the House seeks Hyde's records in the WIFE AM FM renewal case. The panel moves toward a contempt citation despite Hyde denying wrongdoing and deeming records withheld for legal reasons. If approved, the contempt would go to the Justice Department for prosecution with possible fines and jail terms. Honorary Whites in South Africa permit white businessmen to entertain visiting black clients with special status.
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