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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
3
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A fragmentary newspaper note mentions a West side event with unclear details. It references local names and places but lacks full context or outcomes. Further readable text would clarify the event, participants, and date.
London AP reports the British government invoked emergency powers to force open strikebound ports and import food. Queen Elizabeth II signed a national emergency proclamation aboard Britannia. the measure Takes effect at midnight. Troops may unload over 500 stranded freighters as animal feed and dairy supplies run dangerously low.
A diary Bremer kept claims Nixon was the assassination target in a two month span before his May 15 shooting of George Wallace. Defense witnesses described Bremer as lonely and rejected, reading diary excerpts to jurors as the trial focused on Bremer’s sanity plea. Nixon’s name appears in notes about meeting in Ottawa and disguises used to approach him.
Washington AP Republicans plan a three day Miami Beach convention starting August 21 aimed at an early television audience. Chairman Robert Dole says five sessions will end by 10 30 pm with nominations for president Tuesday and vice president Wednesday. Spontaneous victory demonstrations and five short movies are planned.
In Philadelphia area nursing homes state officials confirmed presigning death certificates before patient deaths. Dr. Richard Driscoll admitted signing certificates sometimes, prompting investigation into a 94-year-old’s death. Nurses described routine practice and concern over misattribution of cause of death and premature pronouncements.
Paris reports no shift in Hanoi stance at Vietnam peace talks after Kissinger met with North Vietnamese negotiators. Xuan Thuy insisted the United States end bombing and withdraw. he denounced U S actions as barbaric and genocidal. Viet Cong delegate Mrs Binh rejected an immediate cease fire and accused U S domination as neo colonial. Thuy cited numerous U S raids on dikes, schools, hospitals, and churches in North Vietnam, asserting a brutal campaign and war crimes.
Harrisburg announces that Education Secretary John C. Pittenger directed state owned and related colleges to defer tuition for students awaiting state loans and grants. The measure covers both veterans and nonveterans awaiting funds. Separately, New York reports a 5 percent rise in phonograph records and prerecorded tapes sales in 1971, driven partly by higher prices. LPs totaled 1.086 billion and prerecorded tapes 493 million dollars.
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