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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1971

Page

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Soviet Egyptian pact renews aid and cooperation

The Soviet Union and Egypt sign a one year treaty of friendship renewing their alliance after Sadat purged rivals. It pledges military and economic aid, noninterference, and expanded cooperation across fields. Observers fear deeper Soviet involvement if war returns with Israel. Also noted is a Memorial Day ceremony by the Corry Veterans Council at Mead Park with Tech Sgt. Edward J. Boudreau as speaker. rain venue switch to the VFW post.

Soviet Union Egypt Anwar Sadat Sadat Nikolai V. Podgorny Sinai Desert Israel Cairo Podgorny Moscow Kremlin The Corry Veterans Council Mead Park Tech Edward J. Boudreau United States Air Force Erie Boudreau Civil Air Patrol American Legion Erie County Civil Defense Veterans Council VFW Mead Avenue

Eight more bodies found in Feather River area slayings

In Yuba City California authorities report 20 bodies unearthed in orchards along the Feather River, with Juan Corona jailed on multiple murders. Investigations describe a grim serial slaying over two months of transient farm workers, many of them Mexican or Mexican American.

Yuba City Calif Feather River Roy D. Whiteaker Whiteaker Juan V. Corona Corona Mexico Gloria Sutter County Dewitt State Hospital Auburn Natividad Jose Romero Raya Marysville

Solons Argue Over How To Fill The Hole On Capitol Hill

WASHINGTON AP ex cavators dig a 7.2 million hole on Capitol Hill as House leaders debate whether to terminate 71 million for a proposed six story Library of Congress annex and instead reserve space for a future office building. Librarian L Quincy Mumford decried the plan while urging quick move on the James Madison Memorial Library to house 61 million items.

Washington Capitol Hill House Library of Congress Congress Carl Albert Doklaw Albert Capitol Grounds Independence Avenue First Second Librarian of Congress L. Quincy Mumford James Madison Memorial Library Mumford

Crash Totals Car Driver Uninjured near Corry

State Police reported a high speed loss of control crash on Route 476 one mile east of Corry at 11 30 a m. The fleeing driver Thomas A Craker 19 of R D 2 Corry was later identified and found uninjured. His car was totaled at 4000 dollars. Clifford Holcomb of the Corry Ambulance Service examined the wrecked car for identification. Journal photo by Pryor.

Clifford Holcomb The Corry Thomas A. Craker R.D. 2 Craker Pryor

Century Safe Key Mystery Stalls Bicentennial Task

The U S chief justice may need a pro safecracker to open a weathered centennial safe in Capitol storage. The inner door key and vault instructions reportedly rest with the Smithsonian, while Capitol files may hold the outer combination. A 100 year old puzzle stalls access to documents and memorabilia from 1876.

Washington United States Capitol George M. White Smithsonian Institution Bob Casey D-Tex

Tragic Wuppertal Train Crash Kills 40 Children and 5 Adults

In West Germany a head on collision between a passenger special and a freight train near Dahlerau on a single track leaves 45 dead including 40 schoolchildren aged 15 and 16 and two teachers. An investigating station master faces suspension as officials probe signals and rescue efforts continue. Federal Transport Minister Georg Lier visited the scene.

Wuppertal Germany Oberbarmen Radevormwald Radevormwalder Junior School Bremen Dahlerau Radegormwald

Pa Officials To Pay For Free Housing

Auditor General Robert P. Casey directed state officials who used free housing at a Harrisburg site to repay 12.72 per night. The house, once used by the Corrections Bureau visiting staff, had been long halted. Casey noted possible 154 man nights and unresolved totals while endorsing continued use for staff meetings and training where proper.

Harrisburg Robert P. Casey Casey Shane Creamer Associated Press Raymond P. Shafer Shapp Allyn R. Sielaff Commonwealth Justice Department Bureau of Correction Sielafé Elewhere

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