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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1973
Page
3
In Saigon, the government said a large North Vietnamese force of 20 tanks captured Bu Bong camp 125 miles northeast of the city, with Bu Prang camp nearby also overrun. About 150 troops guarded each camp. Casualties were heavy on both sides while government forces destroyed nine tanks.
Time magazine editorializes that Richard Nixon has irredeemably lost moral authority and the ability to govern, urging the president to resign. In related dispatches, authorities search for a man sucked from a DC10 at high altitude after an engine explosion, with one confirmed death and multiple injuries, and the FBI seeks three fugitives tied to New Left activity and a Boston officer’s murder.
The Winter Sports Extravaganza at the Venture Inn featured snowmobile displays a fashion show and safety film. Sponsors included the Corry Chamber of Commerce Tourist Promotion Division and local merchants with prizes awarded including a $50 gift certificate.
In Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvanians vote tomorrow on abolishing the grand jury system. If approved, each county court may petition the State Supreme Court to eliminate grand juries. Several jurists, including the president judges, have supported the change.
A Greyhound chartered bus carrying 31 survivors from Richmond to Reno crashed five miles north of Sacramento killing 13. It disintegrated hitting an Interstate 880 overpass leaving wreckage over hundreds of feet and a concrete pillar embedded in the bus. Rescuers freed others after more than three hours as investigators note gamblers trips between San Francisco Bay area and Reno.
William D. Ruckelshaus, who quit as deputy U.S. attorney general, was set to speak at Slippery Rock State College. He was a late replacement for Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, who postponed his Slippery Rock address until January.
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