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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
3
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Delegates at the World Food Conference are divided over achieving results with many expecting none while others anticipate concrete resolutions and insist on follow up. Rene Dumont urges a symbolic fast by 1,200 attendees to divert saved funds to feed the hungry in Asia and Africa. Canada pledges one million tons of grain annually for three years, about a tenth of the proposed 10 million ton target.
Defense Minister Andrei Grechko says peaceful coexistence grows but forces of reaction and aggression require stronger Soviet defenses. Red Square parade features tanks artillery and missiles with no new weapons identified.
Two moderate Republican senators urge the party to broaden its base and present specific economic plans to rebound from defeats. President Ford and Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield vow cooperation amid expected policy clashes over economic programs.
Carson City Nevada AP Madam Beverly Harrell a brothel madam says the vote count was irregular after final returns showed her Democrat challenger Don Moody a 44 year old grandfather from Hawthorne beat her by 123 votes. Secretary of State William Swackhamer confirmed Harrell screamed foul while detailing delays in final results from one county. Harrell operates the Cottontail Ranch north of Las Vegas.
In Buenos Aires a major, Maj. Hector Lopez, was shot dead as he left his Santa Fe home. Guerrillas torched about 20 military bases north of the capital and briefly seized Avellaneda railroad station. President Peron reinstates a state of siege to quell terrorism amid rising political killings.
Route 6 east of the city shows sewer tiles for a Milano Construction Company project. The work runs from the bridge west of the Corry Jamestown plant to Sciota street and will serve properties on the north side of East Columbus avenue. Additional lines extend along Meadow Lane East street Seventh street East Church street and William street with a total cost of 98586 dollars.
Two former National Guardsmen on trial for the Kent State shootings say in FBI obtained statements they believed they faced a life threatening threat as demonstrators advanced on them. Pierce and Shafer described fear of not escaping alive while gunfire injured nine students and killed four during the May 4 1970 campus clash.
Secretary of State Kissinger, after meeting King Faisal in Riyadh, won a Saudi pledge to try to hold or symbolically reduce crude prices at the Vienna OPEC meeting. Saudi and Iranian leaders signaled cooperation while avoiding unilateral cuts, as Kissinger continues a tour to gauge peace prospects and Jordan’s stance on the West Bank.
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