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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1973
Page
3
Incoherent OCR fragment references Nixon and an investigation. Mentions investigators, suspicions of conspiracy, and political tension. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond generic names. Conveys a chaotic snapshot of political scandal themes without verifiable details.
A former Scranton aide recalls a 1964 San Francisco convention marked by wiretaps arson and bomb threats. He cites cut phone wires damages to Scranton Postal posters and a bomb threat lure while Goldwater’s team denies involvement and media leaks exposed top level meetings.
A three part Associated Press report examines the push for universal amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters. It covers resisters who went underground or faced imprisonment, supporters' goals from church groups to civil liberties groups, and political resistance led by President Nixon. The piece notes 29,000 deserters at large and 13,600 convicted or indicted, with debates over conditional and universal amnesty and the impact on national unity.
London AP reports Prime Minister Edward Heath endures a rough summer with a sinking pound, 21 percent price hikes, near 10 percent inflation, and threats of industrial strife. Despite a 26 seat majority and two years until an election, Tory morale sags as papers accuse inactivity. Heath had pledged price cuts when elected in 1970.
A two car crash at Route 285 and Linesville-Hartstown road just after midnight killed Robert Dulaney, 16, of Linesville. Seven others injured. one died at arrival. One car, speeding 55 to 65 mph, ran a stop sign, rolled, and burst into flames. Other vehicle left road and ended in a wooded area. Autopsy to be performed. injured transported to Spencer Hospital and Meadville City Hospital. State Police report crash details.
Pittsburgh officials warn three city schools may close next fall due to fuel shortages. Asst. City Solicitor Ronald Talarico says heating oil unavailable for new furnaces and 2,500 pupils could be affected. A bid effort yielded no replies. The city withdrew a variance request for coal emission reductions after school officials could not obtain low-sulphur coal.
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