Marines to Thailand as Mayaguez crisis escalates
The United States plans to air about 1,000 Marines from Okinawa to Utapao air base in southern Thailand amid Cambodia’s seizure of the cargo ship Mayaguez and its crew. White House officials say the move backs Ford’s warning of possible serious consequences if the ship is not released, while the ship remains under Cambodian escort near Koh Tang.
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Washington
United States
Thailand
Cambodia
U.S
Pentagon
Okinawa
Utapa
Ford
Mayaguez
White House
Gulf of Thailand
Koh Tang
Poulo Wai
Ron Nessen
South Vietnam
Kompong Som
John J. Sparkman
Ian Foreign Relations Committee
James L. Buckley
Con-R-N.y
Jacob
Javits
RNY
Rock Island
Vietnam
United States weighs action over Mayaguez seizure
Pentagon sources say about 1000 Marines would be flown from Okinawa to Thailand as a possible response if diplomacy fails to free the Mayaguez. 7th Fleet ships head toward the Gulf of Thailand while Ford weighs military options and diplomacy with China and others as intermediaries.
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Ford
Mayaguez
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Gulf of Thailand
White House
U.S
United States
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Schools Hire One Teacher Four Resign
Corry Area School District saw a net decrease of four teachers after five resignations and one new hire at last night’s board meeting. Resignations included kindergarten Leanna Linski and first grade Ethelyn McAninch, with several others retiring. New hire J Joseph Sanford, 26, will teach social studies at Corry Area High and coach football under a starting salary of 2050.
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Corry Area
Corry Area School District
Leanna Linski
Columbus
Ethelyn McAninch
Sparta
Frances K. Vantuilder
Concord
Florence Coegrove
Martha GL. Johnson
J. Joseph Sanford
Edinboro State College
University of Pittsburgh At
Johnstown
Corry Area High School
Sanford
Sparta Junior High Students Transfered to CAHS
Sparta area junior high students in grades seven to nine will attend Corry Area High School next year. The Corry Area School District Board approved the transfer unanimously, after months of consideration and public input that included more than 20 citizen comments on transportation, equal opportunity, and policy transparency.
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Spartansburg
Corry Area High School
Corry Area
J. David Rossi
Sparta Area
Rossi
Charles W. Krepps
Sparta
Conelway
Krepps
CAHS
Corry Home Canners Get Guidance on Jar Lids
A Corry woman appeals to Congressman Joseph Vigorito over past shortages of canning lids. Vigorito replies that major lid producers will boost output this year and advises restraint, timing with harvests, shopping at stores with history of selling equipment, and freezing foods as needed. The exchange highlights shortages and planned production for 1975.
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Corry
Vigorito
Joseph Vigorito
Craig W. Parkhurst
A.D
Pennsylvania
Sound Off on Elderly Center Location and Finance
The Journal resumes Sound Off inviting readers to comment between 5 and 9 p.m. on whether a city elderly center is needed, where it should be located, and how to finance it, with future topics including tennis courts and railroad crossings.
Industrialist Bruce Smith Dies At 66
Bruce Smith 66, president and chairman of McInnes Steel Co., died at Corry Memorial Hospital after an illness. Born April 8 1919 in Corry, he studied at Corry High School and Grove City College. He married Arlene Hoover in 1938. He joined McLanes Steel in 1942, became president in 1946, and led forgings for federal projects including the aerospace program. Active in civic and fraternal groups, he held multiple church and charitable positions and was named ACHS man of the year in 1972.
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A. Bruce Smith
McInnes Steel Co
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smith
Corry High School
Grove City College
Arlene Hoover
Indiana
Mclanes Steel
Smith
Corry Lodge
F&am
Columbus Royal Arch
Corry
Clarence Commandery
Erie
Mrie
Hrie
Duquesne Club
Hospitals Must Perform Abortions and Sterilizations
Harrisburg AP reports a government run hospital must perform abortions and sterilizations though staff may refuse for conscience reasons. The state cannot bar public hospitals from providing these procedures, private or religiously run facilities unaffected. Welfare officials and the ACLU say no public hospital in PA refuses such services, as federal court fights over nontherapeutic abortion benefits continue.
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Harrisburg
Atty
Robert Kane
Kane
State Human Relations Commission
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Kane Sai
Welfare Department
American Civil Liberties Union
Philadelphia
Department
ACLU
Hostages Released In Montreal Aircraft Plant Riot
In Longueuil near Montreal, over 100 riot police freed 10 hostages held by about 50 striking union members at a United Aircraft plant. Police used clubs and tear gas. four officers were injured as workers breached the main gate during a rally against proposed anti corruption legislation in construction.
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Montreal
United Aircraft
Longueuil
Quebec Federation of Labor
Aircraftompany
Louis Laberge
Pepn and
Daoust
School District set to finalize 1975 76 budget
Corry Area School District directors approved a special meeting for next week to consider the $4.3 million budget with an average four mill tax increase. Final adoption is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m in the administration building beside Corry Area High School after public inspection of the document since April.
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Corry Area
Corry Area School
Corry Area High School
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China
Philip W. Buden
Foreign Office
Saigon
House
Via
Henry A. Kissinger
Camibodia
Kissinger
St. Louis
Cam
Bodia
Nessen
Sea-Land Corp
Menlo Park
N.J
Bangkok
Administration
Sparta Jr. High
South Center Street Hill
Allegheny Construction Co
First Allegheny
Bruce Smith
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