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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
3
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An eight year old youth from Kitchener released the balloon during a Victoria Day celebration. The note identifies Concordia Club Farm New Hamburg Ontario as the launch site. Peggy Pamela and Daniel Stroup found the balloon Monday on a field across from their family home on Schramling Road Columbus. Daniel spotted it and sent his sisters to retrieve.
Five House members filed a resolution to compel Sgt Matthew Hunt to testify before the Howe investigations committee. Hunt refused to appear, citing orders from Atty. Gen. Israel Packer not to testify. The move could lead to contempt and possible jail, or a court appeal that may delay any enforcement. Hunt led the Pennsylvania Crime Commission detail tied to an alleged telephone tap at the King of Prussia motel and testified about the taps in a prior court-martial related to the fired troopers. The resolution cites his key role and insists his testimony is essential for developmental facts in the case. Signing the resolution were Republicans H. Joseph Hepford, David Turner, Eugene Geesey, and Democrats Russell LaMarca, Joseph Rhodes.
Bradford Pa. Wealthy widow Tullah Hanley plans to close the Hanley Youth Club and reopen it as an artists museum and colony after selling her large home. Hanley, whose late oil magnate husband left a vast art collection, faces upcoming trial on charges of disorderly house and corrupting the morals of minors. The home was the site of a $1 million art robbery years ago, with objects later recovered.
In New York CBS swept the first annual Emmy awards for television news winning 11 Emmys. NBC took three and ABC two as the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences honored news teams separately for the first time in its 25 year history. The 90 minute telecast, though well intentioned, proved low key and confusing for viewers sorting category wins.
Washington reports that the government urged banks to restrain business lending to curb inflation. Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns urged banker cooperation as the CPI rose 0.6 percent in April and inflation trends show a slower pace than earlier months.
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