Ray e of cet lua, sare erly, Abeaes
Ray e of cet lua, sare erly, Abeaes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1970
Page
7
Ray e of cet lua, sare erly, Abeaes.
Demolition of the former Bennett's Apparel Store building, north of the Sherwin-Williams Paint Store and Corry Savings and Loan, began about noon after a fatal Easter Sunday fire. A crane from L. W. Crosscut smashed the rear wall, reducing the structure to rubble by night.
A wide range of voices warn that any U S action in Cambodia risks deepening war or prompting a stronger Communist advance in Laos and Vietnam. The piece argues Washington faces no easy choice as Asia watches, with Nixon's policy in doubt and memories of Vietnam influencing judgment.
A House Armed Services subcommittee subpoenas 39 military witnesses in the My Lai massacre inquiry after Secretary Resor refuses voluntary testimony. Capt. Ernest Medina testifies amid defense objections and countermanded orders, while F Lee Bailey defends Medina and attacks press accuracy.
The General State Authority opened bids on three western Pennsylvania projects. Low bids listed Torrance State Hospital utilities refurbish work at 423,680 by Electrical Construction E. D. Fry & Son Inc Punxsutawney. Edinboro State College utilities walks and roads bid 519,000 by Rodney W. DeVore Inc Meadville plus 43,844 by Northwest Electric Co Erie for electrical. Western State School and Hospital floor work bid 7,260 by J. J. Walshak & Sons Pittsburgh.
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Dr Sam Sheppard 46 died at home on April 6 from liver failure the Franklin County coroner said An autopsy by Dr Robert A Evans showed no cancer He served 10 years for the murder of his wife in 1954 then won a new trial and acquittal in later proceedings
Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, jailed under Greece's military dictatorship, tapped rhythms on cell bars and began composing an operetta based on a setting of State of Siege. Freed after nearly three years, he traveled to Paris for tuberculosis treatment and to continue his work.
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