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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1973

Page

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Dean Testifies Today May Link Nixon To Cover Up

John W. Dean III goes before the Senate Watergate committee in secret session with televised hearings looming. The panel weighs national security risks and Dean's talks with Nixon to decide what can be made public. Dean may offer evidence Nixon knew of the coverup while Nixon denies knowledge and blames Dean. Baker predicts a thorough account as questions about executive privilege and attorney client immunity surface.

Washington John W. Dean III Senate Watergate Committee White House Dean Nixon Senate Committee Howard H. Baker Jr Rtenn ABC Baker Reflection Committee Jeb Stuart Magruder Alty John N. Mitchell Magruder Gordon Strachan H.R. Haldeman Haldeman

New Miss Pennsylvania Calls For More Love And Emotion

Tina Louise Thomas has been crowned Miss Pennsylvania 1973 at Hershey. An 18 year old gospel singer from Lancaster County, she plans to use gospel music to spread God's message in a troubled world. She won a $1,500 scholarship and will compete in Miss America.

Tina Louise Thomas Lancaster County Pennsylvania Hershey Miss Thomas Thomas Millersville State College Linda Kay Olson

County Workers Union Approves Strike Power

Erie County employes voted unanimously to empower their negotiators to call a strike after rejecting a county offer. The deal would have provided $300 per year and a 14 cent hourly wage increase for 1974. A mediation meeting was expected this week between county and union negotiators.

Erie Erie County Ange Criscione American Federation of State Criscione Pennsylvania Board of Mediation Bill Hill Lou Rzymek

Council Hears Two Ordinances Tonight

The City Council meets at 8 pm for a second regular meeting. Two ordinances receive second readings covering amendments to the fire prevention and plumbing codes. Bids for fire hose connections are opened and curb cutting is requested along with the city engineer-administrator report. Discussion includes flood insurance resolutions under the Master Plan study, resurfacing advertisements, and subdivision regulation review.

Air Almost Gone Sub Rescue Looks For Final Chance

Four men trapped in a small research submarine near Key West faced dwindling air supplies as a fourth rescue attempt used a diving bell to reach the wreck wedged in a World War II destroyer. Navy officials voiced grave concern while divers labored amid debris, with two crew reportedly unconscious.

Key West Fla Atlantic R. H. Bisbing Navy Bisbing Clayton Link Edwin Link Cmdr William McVeigh McVeigh Tringa David Stover Albert Link Stover Spain Archibald “Jock” Menzies Scotland Vero Beach Robert Meek West Palm Beach

Police Probe Shotgun Death of a 6 Year Old

Meadville state police reported no new leads in the shotgun death of 6 year old Rudi Wolfram at his Springboro home RD 2. Death was ruled from a shotgun wound with time of death about 2 30 p m Saturday. Four children were in the home with no adults present. The body was taken to Charles W White Funeral Home Conneautville.

Meadville RD. 2 Springboro Rudi Wolfram R.D Robert C. Challener Crawford County Challener

Protestors Return To Cells In Italy

In Genoa and other Italian cities inmates in Turin Genoa and Rome returned to their cells after authorities threatened riot police to enforce discipline. The protest for prison reforms began Sunday and marks another in a series of jail disturbances in recent years including a near destruction of Turin jails last year.

Genoa Italy Turin Rome

Five-Auto Pileup Dominates Corry Blotter Weekend

Corry state police blotter reports a five-vehicle chain reaction on Route 6 near Corry Auto Auction causing 3750 in damage and total losses of 5685 with no injuries. Participants include Valerie Fisher 18 Eric Eves 24 Hubert Watrous 51 Alan Dingfelder 19 Welcome Baran 22 and others. Also on Route 349 in Columbus Township Barry Ayers 19 Spar tnsburg lost control causing pole damage and residence wires damage totaling 925. A second two-car crash noted an overtaking attempt and a loss of control.

Corry Andrew Palezer Route 6 Valerie Ann Fisher Eric Kenneth B. Eves Hubert Watrous R.D Alan Dingfelder Chestnut Street Watrous Welcome C. Baran Pittsfield Eves Auto Baran South Berm Fisher Eves Dingfelder Columbus Frederick Day Barry E. Ayers R.D. 3 Spartansburg Sue Hicks Ayers

Snake in Car Causes Wreck Kills Youth in Pa

At Slickville Pennsylvania AP report says Rodney Pratt fourteen of New Alexandria died when a car veered into a guard rail on a state route near Slickville after a forty foot black snake the boy held escaped and crawled onto driver Stephen Ross nineteen Pratt was struck by the guard rail through the windshield as the car crashed into the wooded barrier.

Slickville Rodney Pratt New Alexandria Westmoreland County Stephen Ross Pratt

Bike Worth $100 Stolen From Porch

Corry city police logged another bicycle theft as a $100 26 inch 10 speed English style white bike disappeared from a porch. Richard Hall of 312 East Smith Street reported the loss on Sunday, noting Gary Hall’s bike was missing since Saturday night.

Corry Richard Hall East Smith Street Gary

Meir to Seek Re election as Labor Maintains Control

Golda Meir announces she will run again for re election in October elections, keeping Labor Party in power. The 75 year old leader ends months of party search for a compromise candidate. A letter read at a Labor meeting states she chose to continue after previously saying she would retire.

Golda Meir Tel Aviv Israel Labor Party

Nixon Brezhnev Summit Begins Amid Protests

President Nixon welcomed Leonid Brezhnev to the White House for talks to advance arms control and curbs while protests by Jewish groups denounced Soviet treatment of Jews and urged free emigration in exchange for trade concessions. Brezhnev and his party arrived after a rain delay, with security tightened for the visit.

Nixon Brezhnev Washington Leonid I. Brezhnev White House Camp David Maryland Mountains Thurmont Catoctin High School San Clemente Calif Soviet Union

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