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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1970

Page

3

Mothers testimony links Cross kidnapping to FLQ plan

Mrs. Jean Paul Rose testifies her sons Paul and Jacques Rose and Francois Simard discussed the Cross kidnapping en route to Texas. She identifies evidence from Laporte's abduction, says Paul doubted ransom would be paid, and claims FLQ Chenier cell planned earlier kidnapings. Bernard Lortie admits involvement in Laporte kidnapping. Cross believed alive. photos circulated by FLQ to prove he is alive.

Pierre ‘Laporte James Cross Jean-Paul Rose Paul Jacques Laporte Francois Simard Texas Cross Montreal Pierre Alain Rose Quebec Liberation Front FLQ Bernard Lortie Rose Brothers Simard Chenier Quebec Front Liberation Cell Dieppe Lortie

Nixon conservatives hold powwow in Nassau after New York race

President Nixon met Sunday with New York Conservative Party leaders who helped Buckley win the Senate race over Goodell. The talks covered race politics and Buckley campaign support with Agnew and Nixon allies cited. A separate note mentions a French message found on a captivity snapshot of James R. Cross, British Trade Commissioner, and a fatal fall near Blairsville involving Harry Cramer.

Grand Day Bahamas Nixon New York Charles E. Goodell New York Conservatives Buckley James L. Buckley Goodell Richard Ottinger White House Daniel Mahoney James R. Cross Cross

Lame Ducks Invade Capitol to Shun Budget Crisis

The lame duck Pennsylvania legislature opens a two week session to tackle pending matters including a proposed Department of Environmental Protection and capital budget items. The session faces a looming shift to a Democratic controlled body by Dec. 1 with potential tax changes and large bond issues on the table. The plan includes 13.6 million for mass transportation, 17.5 million for transit bonds, and 443 million in new building projects plus 159 million in bond authorization. In Minnesota, an 11 year old saved his brother from a severe asthma attack using mouth to mouth and chest compressions learned from a TV show. John L. Stork was elected executive vice president and CEO of Korea Oil Corp, owned jointly by Gulf Oil and Korea.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Senate Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection House Shafer Robert D. Fleming Allegheny State Government Committee House Appropriations Committee Inner Grove Heights Minn Zachary Lopez Jesse Jr Jesse Zachary Marcus Welby Pittsburgh Korea Oil Corp John L. Stork Gulf Oil Corp Republic of Korea Stoik Gulf Oil Canada Ltd Toronto

Queen Marks War Dead With Poppy Wreath at Cenotaph

Queen Elizabeth II in black and a red poppy laid a wreath at the Cenotaph to honor World War I and II dead. Prince Philip stood with her as Prince Charles and Princess Anne watched from the Home Office balcony overlooking Whitehall.

London Elizabeth I Britain Prince Philip Prince Charles Princess Anne Home Office Whitehall

Want Congress To Pay For March For Victory Rally

Washington AP report says the District of Columbia seeks Congress to cover about $322000 of the Oct 3 March for Victory cost, with $10322 of the bill to be paid by the district. Police overtime accounted for half the total as Deputy Mayor Watt notes prior rallies. The piece also references a $283000 estimate for the July 4 Honor America rally.

Washington District of Columbia Congress Graham W. Watt Watt

Shapp Eyes D C Office For State

Governor-elect Milton Shapp plans a fully staffed Pennsylvania office in Washington D C to secure federal funds despite red tape. He criticizes Scott and Schweiker for lacking staff, targets a consumer oriented Milk Board, notes milk price differences with New Jersey, and signals payroll cuts while expanding narcotics agents. The report cites sales of 182.35 million and 6.43 million in related figures.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Washington D. C Shapp Hugh Scott Richard Schweiker State Milk Board New Jersey

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