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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
3
At an Accra market Shirley Temple Black, former child star and U.S. diplomat, says the most important possessions for a woman are a good husband, children, and a harmonious home life. She adds women should have the opportunity to work if possible.
President Isabel Peron arrives at Mar del Plata for a working vacation accompanied by government officials. Sources estimate she will stay about two weeks at the Chapadmalal Government Tourist Retreat, located roughly 250 miles south of Buenos Aires.
President Ford nominates Elliot L. Richardson for ambassador to Great Britain citing his public service. Richardson, 54, would replace Walter Annenberg if confirmed by the Senate and is praised for resigning as attorney general in 1973 over Nixon Cox dispute.
Washington AP report states the Justice Department gave the CIA names of about nine to ten thousand American dissidents to widen surveillance abroad. James T. Devine, former head of the Interagency Domestic Intelligence Unit, said he supplied the list in 1970 at Jerris Leonard’s civil rights division guidance. In Nashville Tammy Wynette seeks divorce from George Jones on cruelty grounds. The pair, married 1969, have a minor child and previous separation.
AP reports Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union President A F Grospiron warns a 24 hour deadline will trigger a nationwide strike if a new contract with major oil firms is not agreed. The union seeks raises, cost of living protection, and improved benefits. companies offer smaller raises under a two year deal. Wildcat strikes hit several plants as talks continue with Gulf, Texaco, Mobil, Shell, ARCO, Phillips and others. Exxon coverage mainly not included.
New York AP reports a National Opinion Research Center survey showing 79 percent of American Catholics favor priests marrying, 83 percent approve artificial contraception, and about a third support women priest ordination. The study notes broad backing for English liturgy and other church changes with varying views on reforms.
Railroads refuse union requests after five carriers received strike notices for Jan 24 amid unresolved issues from the 1973 industry wide agreement. Chief negotiator William H. Dempsey accuses the Sheet Metal Workers Union of trying to disrupt multicarrier bargaining and plans to bar work assignments nationwide during the dispute.
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