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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
3
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In Jerusalem the Foreign Ministry called the Security Council text a profound disappointment and said it disregards Israel’s constructive stance. In Cairo war minister Gamasy said Egypt plans to cross the Suez Canal and finish Sinai liberation quickly if war resumes, claiming Cairo buys outside the Soviet bloc due to Russian arms limits.
Evangelist Billy Graham launches Eurofest 75 in Brussels with a warm up meeting seen by about 3000 young Europeans. The formal opening is planned for tonight at Heysel Sports Stadium as the 10 day crusade aims to attract around 10000 attendees.
Actor Burt Reynolds testified that a rifle and two watches were stolen during his absence as Vaughn Greenwood 32 faces charges of ransacking Reynolds home on February 1 and attacking two neighbors with a hatchet. Reynolds identified a pair of blue patent leather shoes as gifts from a fan. In New York, the UN Security Council extended the UNEF mandate in Sinai for three more months to October 24 after a long deadlock, with a 19 to 0 vote and China and Iraq absent.
Actor Pat O'Brien, 75, hospitalized in Chicago with an irregular heartbeat, has been removed from the critical list. Doctors said he did not suffer a heart attack, and his vital signs stabilized though a heart rhythm problem remained. He was admitted to Little Company of Mary Hospital and later able to talk, with his wife Eloise by his side during the Chicago stage production.
Ronda Seaman, a 19 year old who never woke from a skull fracture after an auto crash, died in Miami. Doctors Hospital had filed an inactive trespassing suit against her, winding through a complex dispute over medical costs and responsibility. Hospital officials said $15,000 had been paid from Blue Grass, leaving about $110,000 unpaid.
Dozens of searchers using planes cars dune buggies dogs and horses have hunted for Isa and Lilly baby elephants that wandered from Carson-Barnes circus headquarters near Hugo Oklahoma since July 12. Sheriff Jim Buchanan notes the elephants may be among the world's experts at hide and seek and the search has yielded little so far.
Washington officials defend the forthcoming Helsinki declaration to be signed with 34 governments next week. After two decades of pressure, the Soviet Union would gain acceptance of postwar eastern Europe borders while the West gains nonbinding human rights principles and a path to peaceful border changes.
Erie County coroner Merle Wood reports rising deaths in the first half of 1975 over 1974 with 94 non natural deaths. Homicides reach ten, traffic fatalities 35 with ten in neighboring counties, and falls, burns, industrial and other mishaps adding to the toll amid lingering unclear causes. Oldest Canadian Sophy Rayburn dies at 108 in Orangeville, Ontario after celebrating July 5 birthday. The text then discusses Soviet human rights concessions and Western responses ahead of a 36 nation summit, noting Brezhnev and Kissinger discussions and possible treaties on arms control and verification.
Washington AP report says the Voting Rights Act will be extended seven years and broadened to language minority groups including Mexican Americans Indians and Spanish heritage Americans. Senate approved 77 to 12 and House action and Ford signature anticipated to finalize before current law expires. The bill extends coverage to Texas and parts of eight western states and maintains preclearance and federal oversight for covered areas.
President Ford condemns the House for rejecting a partial lift of the Turkey arms embargo as dangerous to U S security. The 223 to 206 vote blocks renewing sales linked to Cyprus tensions and NATO roles, with debate over future Jordan arms deals and risks to U S bases in Turkey.
Police charged 21-year-old Owen Hopwood with criminal homicide in the fatal shooting of his brother-in-law Gary Brady during a domestic quarrel in New Geneva Fayette County. Brady was shot early Wednesday when he went to the Hopwood duplex to intervene and died at Uniontown Hospital from two gunshot wounds to the stomach.
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