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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1976
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR items show a funeral context tied to a Grove Davis. References to an attorney, a lawyer, a final hearing, and a detective, with dates and legal actions suggested, but details are unclear due to text garbling.
After years lapse the Corry Chamber resumed its annual dinner attended by eighty members and wives at the Corry Motor Inn. President Embert Earle outlined aims to build a five year program, improve member communications, and expand activities across industry business and commerce. George Dunlap, renowned printer and author of the Erie County informational book, spoke on the chamber's potential and the need for a broader agenda including downtown redevelopment highway maintenance and stronger merchant involvement. The chamber will interview manager applicants and announce the final selection shortly.
The U S Postal Service lost the cremated remains of Bertram E Williams a retired naval officer sent to Arlington National Cemetery for burial The urn was placed in a mailing package and arrived damaged at the cemetery The family and the post office searched without success The cemetery said it has only seen such a loss in 30 years and the family will receive $15 for the untitled parcel insurance The incident follows heightened concern over parcel damage under the new sorting system and a congressional criticism of the mail handling program.
Secretary Kissinger told a Senate panel the 95 million grant of six Lockheed C 130 transports to Egypt is a one time sale and does not bind the United States to long term arms aid. The plan covers only the aircraft and training for Egyptian officers and the White House says no additional deals are planned beyond the six cargo planes.
A 21 year old Bear Lake man Wayne L Blystone was found dead in his home and the death is under state police investigation. Corry state police and Warren County Coroner Edward L Collins reported no probable cause yet and an autopsy was planned for today. The investigation is continuing with few details released.
James R. Klein a 22 year old Pittsburgh accountant testified to Kentucky State Police that he was abducted in Pittsburgh late Wednesday robbed of 35 dollars and forced to ride with captors for 12 hours through Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky. He was gagged and left tied near Big Bone Lick State Park Boone County Kentucky.
A new book claims Richard Nixon, nearing resignation, drank heavily wept and threatened self harm in the White House final days. The Final Days reports Nixon’s suicide talks and a man troubled by isolation as Watergate era pressures mounted.
The accounts describe Nixon drinking alone or with Press Secretary Fon Ziegler in the Executive Office Building. David Eisenhower questioned Nixon's mental state while Kissinger prayed with him as he cried and screamed. Ziegler faced Nixon's temper and a final family photo attempt yielded tearful faces. Woodward and Bernstein, now film subjects, wrote All the President's Men.
Washington signals willingness to begin talks with Hanoi likely via France. discussions could cover missing Americans, Hanoi relations with Thailand and Southeast Asia, and potential establishment of diplomatic ties after the Vietnam war. Paris could host talks, with North Vietnam already having an embassy there.
UNITED NATIONS new york AP reports the United States vetoed a Security Council anti Israeli resolution aimed at censuring Israel for policies in occupied Arab territories since the 1967 war. Ambassador William Scranton said the veto preserves momentum for Arab Israel negotiations and U S efforts to regain negotiating momentum.
Congressman Joseph Vigorito and State Rep. Forest Hopkins will visit the Municipal Building to discuss the Bicentennial Committee logo contest and related state issues. Hopkins plans 11 am office hours. Vigorito arrives at 10 am in council chambers to view entries and meet residents with concerns.
Federal indictments in Raleigh accuse 14 current or former military personnel of leading a Bangkok based ring that smuggled over 220 pounds of pure heroin into the United States from Thailand. The operation used Army and Air Force planes and military baggage methods, shipping via bases in California North Carolina Virginia and New York. The ring allegedly moved more than 300 million dollars in heroin into major cities starting in 1968 with activities continuing until last October.
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