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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1971
Page
3
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Meadville NAACP president Mrs. Earvin Hicks walks out of Neason Hill School fifth grade class to protest a Confederate flag display in the hall. School leaders refuse removal citing academic freedom and student curiosity, while Hicks vows not to return until the flag is removed.
About 200 Punxsutawney teachers plan pickets after wage and policy talks stalled. Seven western districts remain closed by walkouts affecting roughly 15,500 students. Norwin shows progress as 400 teachers vote on a new offer. other districts stay stalemated.
Israel revealed to newsmen for the first time its new American military hardware ahead of Independence Day. The display included the M109 self propelled cannon, M113 armored personnel carrier, and CH53 helicopter able to cross water obstacles. Also shown was a Katyusha rocket launcher captured from Egypt in 1967. Israeli officials touted the CH53’s size range and troop capacity. The event underscored Israel’s amphibious strike capability and cross canal mobility amid regional tensions.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned of sharp Senate resistance to a two year draft extension that would extend conscription into Vietnam era service. The Armed Services Committee aims to act this week likely Tuesday on a bill to extend the draft and end deferments for college students while allowing current undergraduates to finish their education. The House has already approved a two year extension beyond June 30 and Senate debate is expected in about two weeks. Mansfield noted the measure has faced a relatively easy path so far.
A West Side Conneaut Lake cottage fire Saturday night is under investigation as arson possible. Owner A J Bishop Jr said State Police were on scene, with damage estimated at 3500 dollars. Fire chief Loren McAdoo noted bedroom damage and smoke throughout. Summit VFD aided. Bishop had another fire loss recently on I-71 near Mansfield not insured.
In Allegheny County Judge Henry R. Smith Jr placed a man on two years probation after he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the November death of his neighbor, 56 year old Lillian Easton. John Brown admitted shooting Easton to stop alleged beatings and a theft attempt involving his Army disability pension and Social Security funds.
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