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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
3
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President Nixon defended the Laos operation and ongoing Vietnam troop withdrawals, saying U.S. forces will stay in the South while North Vietnam holds prisoners. He defended Secretary Rogers against Symington who questioned his role, asserting Rogers remains the chief foreign policy adviser and spokesman. Nixon noted Abrams reports South Vietnamese forces can handle Laos and Cambodia, with reduced North Vietnamese truck traffic and continued Vietnamization. No U.S. ground forces would enter North Vietnam, Cambodia, or Laos beyond rescue missions, and airpower would target enemy sites while withdrawals proceed.
In Fort Benning, Lt. William L. Calley Jr. faces murder charges for My Lai. Jurors seek higher command details while Judge Reid Kennedy limits inquiries to Calley's actions and whether he followed orders. Prosecution aims to prove noncombatant idling was not in Calley instructions.
John F. Marks 63, owner of Marks Funeral Home in North East, died when his hearse collided head on with a pop truck traveling north on Route 89 four miles north of Lowville. Passenger Lewis Peck 69 was treated and released. pop truck driver Wallace Kosinski 41 escaped injury. Marks was en route to collect burned bodies from a Warren fire. Coroner will not order autopsy. wreck caused by snow blocked lane and oncoming northbound truck.
Nina Smith, 79, of Union City area, suffered burns to 50 percent of her body when a parlor heater sparked and caught her clothing on fire. She was hospitalized at Hamot, Erie, after initial treatment at Union City Memorial. Her son Clyde received burns assisting. No farm home damage reported.
MEADVILLE A young self employed excavating contractor died yesterday at City Hospital from injuries suffered in an accident near Wayland in East Mead Township. Keith W. Carlino 22 of Meadville died at 9 30 a m less than 24 hours after the accident on the A D McNamara farm. The coroner said death was due to a crushed chest that damaged the heart. Carlino was unloading an overhead A frame hoisting tripod from a lowboy trailer using a highlift tractor when the frame struck him. He was found slumped over the tractor steering wheel and was taken to the hospital.
The American Legion met in the Legion hall with Commander Milton Duevik presiding and announced sponsorship of a Clymer boy for Boys State in June. The Twentieth Century Club met with a program on the Passion Play by Miss Ellen Gleason and 12 members attending. the group also presented a slate of officers for the upcoming year. The American Legion Auxiliary enjoyed a musical patriotic program led by Mabel Schruers and Roberta Renskers. Other notes include a tulip queen and float planned by the group, a March 9 meeting of the Clymer Community Club with Ronald Wood as speaker on area education, and travel news from a Waterloo trip sponsored by John Deere Implement Co. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hollingsworth, visited relatives in Beaver and others were noted visiting or staying with local families.
Terry Apthorp, 18, of rural Corry, faced charges filed by Union City District Justice Justin Butters after wandering into a stranger’s home in a drunken condition early Sunday at 3:30 am. He was taken to Union City Memorial Hospital for treatment.
McNamara said Carlino was assembling a frame as a personal project meant for installation in a garage. The note clarifies the project context and participants involved.
A young man described by state police attempted to pass a methamphetamine prescription at Morse Drug in Union City last week. Pharmacist James Weis alerted state police after verifying the blanks were stolen from a Pittsburgh doctor. investigations continue.
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