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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1973
Page
3
About 400 South Vietnamese troops pulled back from bases near the Cambodian border as North Vietnamese forces press a campaign to open a western supply corridor to Loc Ninh, 75 miles north of Saigon. Observers noted limited government control along the border northeast of Saigon.
Bennett keeps his small farmhouse warm with a large firewood stockpile and says he has no energy crisis this winter. He has enough fuel to heat his home for many years, remaining unconcerned about fuel shortages.
An Israeli informant says Prime Minister Golda Meir is prepared to accept Henry Kissinger and Anwar Sadat led plans to deliver supplies to the encircled Egyptian 3rd Army without Israeli troop withdrawal. Egypt's demand to free the 3rd Army by returning to Oct 22 cease fire positions would be considered later after the aid framework.
The United States and key allies seek to keep NATO intact amid Middle East tensions. Kissinger plans a NATO ministers meeting in Brussels to discuss a new allied statement. Sisco reports progress with Israel and Egypt, aiming to ease Suez front tensions and push toward cease fire and possible peace talks by year’s end.
Philadelphia mayor Frank L. Rizzo a maverick Democrat eyes 1975 governor bid or a clash with Gov. Milton Shapp. He notes election losses reflect voter apathy and Watergate and hints at possibly joining Republicans to challenge Shapp, while vowing to battle Democratic Party chair Peter Camiel. Specter’s D term bid and Nixon ties compound Philadelphia political intrigue.
President Nixon says he has no intention of resigning and will work long hours for peace and prosperity, responding to calls to quit during a broadcast on the energy crisis. A separate Senate hearing heard a fundraising allegation involving a key campaign donor. In Minnesota, Roger Klasse won two Westbrook Village Council seats via write-ins, as no candidates filed. mayor and other seat were also decided by write-ins.
Lycoming County Common Pleas Court Judge Thomas Wood lost Tuesday in his bid for a second 10 year term, becoming the first sitting judge to be defeated under Pennsylvania's yes no retention system. The defeat marks a historic outcome for the retention voting process in the state.
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