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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
3
A garbled text fragment references an heir and missing items. It implies an unsettled situation about lineage, travel, and a shoe with something missing. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable from the readable parts.
London AP reports electricity cuts persist across Britain while a 20 percent miner pay offer awaits miners' ballots. Nine hours of daily blackouts continue as factories run a three day week and unemployment climbs past 3 million, the highest since the 1930s. Ballots were mailed for miners to approve the settlement, with results expected midweek.
In Jamestown New York two Clymer residents Frederick Burch 64 and his wife were hospitalized after their car was struck by a second vehicle on Route 74 around 5 pm Saturday. They were passengers in their son s vehicle and admitted to Jamestown WCA Hospital around 6 15 pm. Frederick is in satisfactory condition while Mrs Burch is under observation for shock.
Walter Winchell, famed radio newscaster and columnist for decades, died at UCLA Medical Center at 74 from prostate cancer. He popularized a brisk, slangy style and created famous scoops like the Buchalter surrender, shaping American press from 1929 to 1969.
In Nassau at Britannia Beach Hotel officials say Frank Sinatra has rented the former Hughes suite on the ninth floor. The two bedroom unit previously housed Howard Hughes for 14 months. Exact move date not announced. Hughes vacated last Wednesday after staff were ordered to leave Bahamas due to missing work permits.
In Harrisburg the government outlines its plan to prove antiwar priest Philip Berrigan conspired from prison with six codefendants to kidnap Henry Kissinger and drive the U S from Vietnam. The case includes plotting to blow up government property and vandalize draft offices.
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