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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1976
Page
3
A report from Bangkok states that Vietnam may be renamed the United Republic of Vietnam with Hanoi as its capital. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but reference a formal naming proposal.
AP reports the Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that public schools may not refuse admission to black children due to race, reinforcing desegregation. Additional items cover TV host Howard K Smith recounting Johnson on Kennedy and Castro, Betty Ford gifting a gown to the Smithsonian, Ralph Nader criticizing a book about his consumer group, Rhodes criticizing House oversight, and Kissinger to meet Indonesian FM Malik next Tuesday.
Irene McGuire of Parkhill admitted guilt in federal court for forging and bidding for three ret phen grafted Social Security benefits for her disabled brother Frank A. Zubay while designated as his representative payee.
At the Minnesota Independent Republican convention Ford backers won a rule change requiring a majority for each of the 18 remaining delegates. Reagan, arriving from Mississippi, warned of a walkout if unity is harmed. Carter neared the Democratic nomination with 1,510 pledged delegates.
President Ford's proposal to limit school busing faces strong Senate opposition led by Sen. Dole and Sen. Hruska with early hearings expected. Kennedy and Hicks weigh an alternative to court-ordered busing amid concerns over constitutional rights and desegregation goals. Carter tours Congress as Democrats rally around his bid, promising to make Congress an equal partner in policy.
A northern Pennsylvania wagon train reports horses contracting a flu like illness after joining three Bicentennial wagons. Vet officials deny a Pennsylvania outbreak and say few horses are affected, with treatment including aspirin and antibiotics. Officials insist cattle health measures were in place and blame wider U S disease outbreaks rather than a train outbreak.
Panama Rocks in Chautauqua County New York hosts a craft demonstration and exhibition titled From Farm to Fancy. Crafts include smithing wood carving cobbler work and candle making with dulcimer making blacksmithing and old tool use shown by experts. Ladies can view bobbin lace needlework quilting bed roping and crowd work. The event runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission and a parking fee. lunch is on site.
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