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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
3
A fragmented wartime note hints at coffins returning from Vietnam attracting attention at home. Residents debate military losses, policy, and commemorations as families mourn. Public figures urge respect for veterans while protests challenge how casualties are acknowledged.
Harrisburg AP. Five more potential jurors were picked bringing the pool to 39 of 46 needed for the Philip Berrigan conspiracy case. Prospects questioned on Indochina war and Catholicism faced for or against issues as defense and prosecution push to seat a 12 member jury.
State police report a 17-year-old girl, unnamed due to age, was arrested overnight as an accessory after the fact to the murder of Dr. Richard A. Glenn. Richard B. Glenn, 27, is accused in his father’s death found dumped near Weirton, West Virginia.
Harrisburg AP. The State Welfare Department says new social service purchasing rules will not absorb volunteer agencies despite GOP claims. Rep Sherman Hill, R Lancaster, charged the move would take over volunteer groups. A consultant says the regulations are not finalized and absorption is not planned. Two Pennsylvanian Reps renewed attacks on Milk Board head as five Democrats seek a milk price probe. Senate session saw five minor bills passed and adjournment pending. Hill warned the proposed plan would be a major shift if adopted.
Fernand Legros says Hughes would pay dearly to obtain Irving's Hughes manuscript. Hughes representatives deny any offer. Legros seeks attachment in New York, targeting Irving assets and McGraw-Hill holdings. Swiss bank funds tied to the Hughes deal are also blocked.
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