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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1970
Page
3
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Vice President Spiro Agnew announced a wing of F4 Phantom jets from Japan to Korea and new military assistance including radar equipped planes to tackle North Korean threats. He spoke at City Hall Plaza in Seoul ahead of meetings with President Park Chung-hee as Washington plans to withdraw about 20 percent of U S troops by June 30. Agnew cited Cambodian security ties and said details may require congressional action, with focus on a potential aid package around two hundred million dollars. In a separate scene Linda Kasabian, LaBianca trial witness, enters her mother’s Milford New Hampshire home with her infant, planning to write a memoir about her life with the Manson family.
Funeral services for Donald W. Hall were conducted Saturday at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George C. Vetter of St. Pauls Lutheran Church officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Joseph Baressi, Lyle Blakeslee, Charles McFate, Frosten Person, Basil Pokosh and Tim Reed. Attending from away were Robert Hall and daughter Wiesbaden Germany, Mabel McLean and Charles Zenns family of Rochester NY, Alice McMillan Wattsburg, Daniel Grabowsch North East, Henry Rutkowski Nashua NH, William Grabill Michigan, Russell Clark Sr. Upland IN, and Charles McFate Grand Valley.
The House Judiciary panel delays a second deadline on impeachment against Justice Douglas amid disputes over charges, with Rep. Rogers expecting a mid September report. Backers argue committee must assess accuracy of Ford's charges, while Rep. Wyman seeks to shift the probe, and McCloskey notes most charges concern off the bench activities.
The Erie County Fair will host a massive fireworks display after dusk on Thursday and Friday September 3 and 4. Highlight acts include Erick Golden Boy of the high wire Tony the Wonder Horse and the Dam Brothers on the high wire. daytime and evening shows run through September 5 with admission one dollar, parking included, under twelve free.
The Indian Claims Commission has approved 359 million dollars in claims since 1946 but faces expiration on April 10, 1972. About 290 claims totaling roughly 150 million dollars remain unsettled, including Seminole and Turtle Mountain Chippewa cases. The commission seeks a five year extension to finish work begun on old treaties dating to the 19th century.
President Nixon welcomes a large group of economic advisers, Board members, and business executives to the Western White House in San Clemente to review the economy and inflation policy. The meeting follows a stock market uptick and includes a briefing by Kissinger and Sisco with plans for a poolside luncheon. Nixon and family also plan a Los Angeles outing to attend a theater opening.
In Robeson County Lumbee Indians urge abolition of the county’s desegregation plan. They fear mixed schools will erode Lumbee identity and their traditional Indian schools, with writer Lou Barton noting concerns that children may lose their sense of Indian identity if sent to outside neighborhoods.
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