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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1972
Page
3
Navy pilots say TV guided glide bombs from carrier aircraft hit the Tho Tuong railroad bridge 10 miles southwest of Vinh as waves of jets bombed the city and surrounding rail lines. Command reports note rail and road targets damaged and that Vinh remains a major transit hub amid ongoing air action through Tuesday.
In San Jose California Angela Davis trial testimony concluded as Lester Jackson father of George and Jonathan Jackson refused to testify as a prosecution rebuttal witness. Final arguments were to begin with both sides resting after 13 weeks of court proceedings. His refusal highlighted the ongoing emotional toll of the case.
Old Ironsides the USS Constitution will be drydocked at Charlestown Naval Yard for an overhaul this fall. The work is expected to last from one and a half to two years and will restrict public access, though a viewing platform and yard museum will provide artifacts and questions for visitors.
A long roster of CAHS graduating seniors is listed with numerous names, including Marge Barba, Chari Gary, Suzan Donne, Mortis Blane, Christine Amstrom, David L. Austin, Kay Hamilton, Kay Ellen Salley, William Hamm, Kathy Yvonne Petty, Ann Marie Piccirilia, Steven Sandberg, Christine Butchko, Barbara Katterinn, Thomas Lyle June, Victoria Ruty Lourabury, Susan Smiley, John Crotty, Cynthia Loveland, Paul Snell, Dennis Culver, Gerald Devischlander, and many others, reflecting a large lists of graduates across multiple fields and families.
The United States and its NATO partners agree to discuss confidence building measures with Soviet and Western forces at the 35 nation cooperation in Europe conference next year. NATO ministers press for separate talks with the Soviets on mutual and balanced force reductions, while France did not join. They reaffirm defense of all 15 allies and seek improved East West relations and a just peace to end Germany's division.
An explosion in a bomb shelter dug into a hillside at textile executive James E. Garrou’s home in Valdese, North Carolina, killed five children and injured one. The victims include Garrou’s 12-year-old daughter Jean and Donald and Regina Robinson, Gloria Hammond, and Michael Powell. Cynthia Picou, 10, escaped with minor injuries. Federal and state investigators probe the blast’s cause.
In Los Angeles Humphrey apologizes for labeling McGovern a fool over tax ideas and both candidates reject Alabama Governor Wallace as a running mate. The NBC Meet the Press second clash stays calmer than Sunday's face off, centering on McGovern's tax and defense plans while acknowledging urban and environmental issues.
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