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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1975
Page
3
Kissinger heads to Egypt amid guarded Sinai talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Egypt with Israel offering still limited after four hour session. Israeli leaders described proposals as ideas, signaling a 20 to 30 mile Sinai pullback being the cap and Egypt not yet offering enough to trade for Abu Rudeis fields or Mitla and Gidi passes. In Cambodia, Phnom Penh reports a government operation reduced Khmer Rouge shelling at the airport, four rockets hit with one civilian killed, while U.S. airlift flights set a Sunday record of 46 missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai
Egypt
Abu Rudeis
Mitla
Gidi
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
U.S
Golda Meir Wears Glasses After Cataract Operation
Former Premier Golda Meir is wearing glasses post cataract surgery to protect her eyes from dust. A hospital spokesman said the operation was quick with partial anesthesia and that she was a good patient. Meir, 76, had surgery on both eyes, with the left eye operation dated January 16 and a six day hospital stay after the right eye procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Tax cut drive faces White House pace test
Congress weighs a large tax cut to combat recession with spending-constraint conditions. The House and Senate plan busy weeks ahead of Easter recess with action on emergency Cambodia military aid. Democrats criticize the aid plan and a prior compromise was rejected by the House committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Cambodia
House Committee
Four Year Old Houdini Performs For Charity
In Union Beach and Gainesville Florida AP reports a four year old named Dennis Burke Jr. brags of Houdini like escapes with his father Dionysius Burke Co. They describe one foot and three foot chains, padlocks and fast escapes. The piece also notes UF professor Gareth Schmeling arguing Nero could not have fiddled and was misjudged when Rome burned 40 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Beach
Dennis Burke Jr
Dennis
Dennis Burke
Dionysius Burke & Co
Burke
Gainesville
Fla
Nero
Rome
University of Florida Humanities
Gareth Schmeling
Schmeling
Coppola Honored for Godfather Part II Directing
The Directors Guild of America named Francis Ford Coppola best director for 1974 for Godfather Part II at a banquet. John Korry won best television director for Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. Charlie Chaplin received a rare life membership after being knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Directors Guild of America
Francis Ford Coppola
Guild
John Korry
Jane Pittman
Charlie Chaplin
Dean Ends Speeches After Fees Question in California
John W. Dean ITI ends his campus speaking tour after a Santa Ana College audience of over 3,000 challenges him on profiting from Watergate. He said prison outcomes influenced his choice to speak to students but faced questions about a $3,500 lecture fee and $200 expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
John W. Dean Iti
White House
Santa Ana College
Ford urges US involvement over isolationism in Notre Dame speech
President Ford argues against new isolationism and vows continued US engagement in global affairs, especially economic aid. He notes no direct mention of Cambodia or South Vietnam military requests, outlines a busy itinerary with governors and media, and stresses interdependence and peaceful cooperation while highlighting imports of critical minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Ford
U.S
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Washington
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Rockies
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Kansas
America
Southeast Asia
General Telephone Extension Extravaganza promises stylish phone options
The brochure touts late night calls with a glowing dial Star lite telephone and night table friendly designs. It emphasizes adjustable brightness for bedrooms or breakfast nooks and claims a broad selection of styles colors and special purpose models to suit any decor and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlite
Sugar Prices Drop Across Pennsylvania Markets
The Associated Press reports wholesale sugar prices fell, with five-pound bags costing as low as $2.08 in Amstar markets and $3.19 in Towanda, amid broader declines since late 1974. The survey tracks 13 cities, noting promotional pricing and varied merchandising policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Towanda
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Saul Kolodny
Amstar Corp
Domino
Amstar
Philadelphia
Holodny
New York General Office
Buller
Fges
Pabric Lefler
Hearst Witness Could Stay Mum
FBI agent in charge of Patricia Hearst case says the pursuit of Jack Scott may end with his refusal to talk and the FBI backing down. He notes there is no warrant for Scott and that all the agency can do is request cooperation, with no obligation for him to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Jack Scott
Scott
Charles Bates
Associated Press
Micki
Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Bill
Emily Harris
Harrises
Bates
Berkeley
Harris
New York City
The
Chicago Tribune
Wayne County, Pa
Hearst
Probe into glass-like particle in Girl Scout cookies continues
In Columbus Ohio an investigation into a glass-like substance found in Thin Mints distributed by a central Ohio Girl Scout council proceeds with high priority. Quaker Oats senior VP Robert Thurston says testing is underway at the New Jersey plant and the issue appears isolated to one box area. Authorities from the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the FDA assist in the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Robert Thurston
Quaker Oat Co
Chicago
Ohio
Girl Scout Council
New Jersey
Thurston
Thorsten
Ohio Department of Agriculture
The
Food and Drug Administration
Mrs. Gates
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General Motors
American Motors
Barry
Council
Nancy Gates
Vate
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