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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1976

Page

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Italy Government Set To Collapse

Rome AP reports the Italian socialist party withdrew support from Premier Aldo Moro's minority coalition, dooming the 13 month old government. Francesco de Martino urged desertion and a new emergency administration, accusing the government of disdain for other parties.

Rome Italian Socialist Party Aldo Moro Christian Democrats Socialist Party Italy Francesco de Martino de Martino Italian Republican Party U.S Central Intelligence Agency Oddo Biasini New York Times the Times Washington Post CIA Ford United States

Police round up four men and juvenile in two burglaries

Police captured four men and a juvenile in two burglaries at the North Hula Municipal Golf Course clubhouse and Sciota Lumber Co. suspects from Warren were detained by district warrants issued by District Justice Patsy Nichols. The incidents occurred yesterday with items stolen from North Hills and nearby locations.

North Hula Clurch Thomas A. Lindstrom York Free Selo North Hills Patsy Nichols Ee Company

Was Surgeon Insane Case Reopened

AP reports doubts swirl over Riverdell Hospital deaths linked to surgeon possible murder motive. New York Times notes 1963 probe on curare use. Woodcock resists label murder, calling it suspicious. Times cites nine deaths not explained by natural disease. references Ann Arbor VA hospital cases.

Hackensack N.J Veterans Administration Hospital Michigan New York Times Riverdell Hospital

Begin Drive For Families After Fire

Community begins a relief drive after a family home fire, aided by Salvation Army and local clubs. Fund efforts by Crusaders CB club and Jaycees collect canned goods and start a bank account for donations. David Popovich coordinates furniture rounds and fundraisers while outlining needed clothing sizes for the Hildum and Rigby families. Call 6542776 to donate clothing or furniture.

Abe Corry Vety Salvation Army Crusaders CB Club Jaycees Bateis Ans David Popovich Hildums Hildum Rigby Popovich

Philadelphia Dem Seeks Scott Post

U S Rep William J Green a Philadelphia Democrat formally announced he will run next fall for the U S Senate seat of retiring Minority Leader Hugh Scott Green 37 and a 12 year veteran told an audience at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel he will place the public interest above those of any special group or influential lobby Green won the seat left vacant by the death of his father and was 25 when first elected to the House

Philadelphia William J. Green U.S. Senate Hugh Scott Green House Bellevue- Stratford

Winter Freeze Grips Central U S as Snow Hits Wide Area

Subzero cold blasts the middle U S with readings below minus twenty in places. Two deaths tied to blizzard conditions occur in Minnesota and North Carolina pileups involve about 35 vehicles near Burke County. Travel advisories issued. heavy snow forecasts in Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois. Weather spreads from Rockies to Gulf Coast with varied precipitation and fog. International Falls records 29 below zero, Key West experiences milder temps.

Associated Press Colorado Kansas Dakotas Minnesota Oklahoma Ilinois Michigan Nort Carolina Interstate 40 Appalachian Burke County Texas Panhandle Texas Missouri Ofllinois Indiana Kentucky

Soviet Backed Group Gains More Support in Angola War

U S intelligence indicates two more Western Hemisphere nations Jamaica and Guyana will recognize the MPLA in Angola. Open aid by Guyana could include refueling Cuban aircraft and sending medical teams as the MPLA pursues offensive gains, with OAU recognition anticipated.

Angola Washington U.S Jamaica Caribbean Guyana South America Raneet MPLA Organization of African Unity OAU Addis Ababa Ethiopia Africa Howard AnSi Guinea Hays Inme Niow Soviet Africa Conakry

Angola War Flashpoint Signals Soviet Cuban Push South

Monitor reports say Soviet backed MPLA forces fresh from northern victories have opened a southern front against pro western FNLA. MPLA seized Gungo amid a broader battle line. U.S. hearings on Angola involvement by Dick Clark outline testimony for Kissinger and others. Officials say arms deliveries to MPLA remain sporadic. Pentagon notes no U.S. pilots or contracts involved in Angola airlift. Nigerian government rejects Ford call for Cuban and Soviet withdrawal.

Angola Popular Movement For the Liberation of Gungo Luanda Golan Carmona National Front FNLA Dick Clark Dlowa Senate Africa United States Henry A. Kissinger White House Kissinger Anatoly F. Dobrynin MPLA Pentagon John Tunney D-Calif Defense Department

Young avoid marriage as single living rises in 1970s US

Washington AP reports a Census Bureau study showing more young adults 25 to 34 remain single or marry and divorce at higher rates. The share living away from parents climbed from 592000 in 1970 to 1.2 million in 1975, and women head more households as 72 million single-parent families appear by 1975 with 13 percent headed by women.

Washington Census Bureau United States Bureau Arthur Norton

Sisters Foil Robbery in Am Boy Bank Heist

Two sisters in Am Boy Indiana chased a bank robbery crew after observing a car at the Farmers National Bank. They disabled the getaway car, cornered the suspects, and held them until police arrived. Clarence Bailey and Alvin Bailey, Gary men, were jailed in Peru. The loot, all in coins, was later recovered on railroad tracks.

Amboy Ind Indiana See Ebween Griggs Maine Berr Shirley ‘'Casey Bowland Miami County Peru Clarence Bailey Alvin Gary Jwomen

U S and Israel Seek Common Ground on Middle East Peace

United States Secretary of State Kissinger and Israeli Foreign Minister Allen held two days of talks to coordinate positions on Middle East peace. They focus on UN Security Council procedures and the framework of resolutions 242 and 338 as the basis for negotiations, amid Israeli concern over potential shifts that could empower the Soviet veto in peacekeeping.

Washington United States Israel Middle East Henry A. Kissinger Yigal Allen United Nations Security Council Palestinian Liberation Organization U.N Kissinger Allen Department U.S Security Council Soviet Union

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