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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
3
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Ambassadors from North and South Vietnam and their delegations leave for New York to take up UN observer posts. South leader is Dinh Ba Thi, North leader Nguyen Van Liem. They had applied for full UN membership on July 15 and 16. In Brussels Billy Graham says homosexuals could be ordained if they repent and are trained. crusade starts Friday for two days.
Across major cities AP reports Jules Lederer plans remarriage in Britain as Ann Landers divorces after 36 years. Pat O'Brien rests after chest pains in Chicago with tests due. Smokey Robinson faced money losses from a 1968 false arrest as Motown testimony cites earnings impact. Detroit hunts a killer dubbed Big Foot for five streetwalkers’ deaths. Harold Lloyd estate sale in Beverly Hills prompts high security and large cash deposits. Maine bishop criticizes ordination of women priests linking to New Orleans bishop’s plane crash death.
A former State Department intelligence specialist says the CIA infiltrated church groups and missionaries abroad and even employed a South Vietnamese Catholic bishop until 1971. The study by John Marks notes a CIA case officer met with the bishop in Saigon and cites other religious figures aiding or guiding intelligence efforts in Bolivia and Colombia.
The Public Utility Commission again blocks a 51.8 million dollar annual rate increase from Duquesne Light Co. This pause is part of an 80.6 million dollar overall rise Duquesne filed to take effect January 26. Earlier, 26.8 million was allowed to start in January.
The Abitibi strike in Ontario nears a seventh day as analysts warn newsprint prices could rise sharply. About 65 percent of Canadian newsprint goes to the United States with New York prices at 260 dollars per ton. Merrill Lynch Royal Securities cautions that settlements beyond cost of living raises could financially strain publishers and mills.
Frost threat nears and major lid makers Kerr and Ball report maximum output with no relief in sight for Pennsylvania canners. With lids scarce, experts propose wax seals for jellies and one piece lids as possible substitutes while urging caution and freezing produce when possible. Canadian workers also demand a 41 percent wage rise, rejected as unaffordable by the company.
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