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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
4
Corry Y offers lifesaving training classes with emphasis on skill development and safety awareness for community members. The program aims to equip participants with essential rescue techniques and CPR competencies to improve local water and pool safety outcomes.
Rep. Parren J. Mitchell cites stolen FBI documents alleging surveillance of individuals peace groups black student groups. He says materials delivered to his home and Baltimore office, turned over to the Justice Department, indicate improper monitoring of groups with freedom Afro or black in their names. The Citizen's Commission to Investigate the FBI claimed responsibility.
In Belfast the Protestant Unionist party elected Brian Faulkner 50 as prime minister by 26 to 4 over William Craig who urged internment camps for IRA suspects. Craig could become party leader at an upcoming convention after Chichester-Clark’s resignation over British inaction against Catholic extremism. The IRA Provisional wing claimed responsibility for those resignations and vows to drive out British forces and unionism, with at least 20 deaths this year in its campaign.
Muhammad Ali called a British doctor's claim he was doped in the heavyweight title bout with Joe Frazier ridiculous. He said he drank only spring water and his cooks prepared his food. The New York State Athletic Commission chair scoffed at doping allegations after prefight examinations approved both fighters. Ali lost the 15 round decision. KEG BLAST FATAL. PITTSBURGH A keg explosion killed 63 year old Joseph Wehner in a Penn Hills home. Fragments caused fatal head injuries as the keg bottom blew off.
Irving Stone, aged 68, was awarded an honorary doctor of literature degree by the California State College system. College officials praised his books Lust For Life and The Agony and the Ecstasy for helping readers better understand themselves.
New York University physician Dr. Saul Krugman reports successful immunization against the most serious serum hepatitis form in humans. He cautions no vaccine exists yet but aims to push the door ajar for a possible five to nine year development, potentially controlling serum hepatitis much like polio vaccines did.
Corry Memorial Hospital's morning report lists admissions including Mrs. Robert Brown of Pittsfield, Mrs. Mack Benton, Kristyne Seeley and her parents, Terry McCray, Mrs. Tom Graham, Mrs. Lloyd Ruppersberger, Donald Hand, Kevin Capela, Elmer Peterson, and others. Discharges include Mrs. David Erwin and daughter Patches Lee, Mrs. Lynn Peterson and daughter Susan Marie, Mrs. Robert Brown and daughter Jennifer Ann, Neil Farrington, Dennis Osborne, and Mrs. George Nichols. The piece also notes a medical safety discussion by Krugman on serum hepatitis vaccines, describing two boiled serum injections that protected recipients and elicited antibodies.
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