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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1970
Page
3
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Washington AP reports Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota has been away for medical reasons after a stroke last November. Questions rise about resignation before 1972 end, with GOP leaders urging Mundt to step down as Governor Farrar will leave office soon. Some deny reports. Mundt’s wife says improvement continues and a return date is uncertain.
Spiro Agnew declared satisfaction with party and administration after a gala salute in DC attended by over 1,100 guests at 150 a plate. President Nixon sent a telegram praising Agnew, Martha Mitchell introduced him, and 30 lawmakers signed a scroll praising his campaign prowess as Democrats shifted toward the middle amid the heated campaign.
Ray Koehler of the Reading Times says he bears no ill will after the Reading Business and Professional Women's Club rejected his application for membership. He filed in September and was told the form was not properly filled out. Koehler plans no further action.
Pennsylvania State University analysts report employment fell slightly from August to September while unemployment remained steady. The quarterly overview shows overall conditions largely unchanged into October with about 193000 unemployed. Noncommodity industries added jobs while manufacturing shed workers. personal income dipped after July peak. steel mills ran 20 million tons in Q3, Eastern mills steady, Western mills hit late September downturn. August retail sales strong despite weaker car sales.
U S diplomats debated whether a milder U S tone signals potential acceptance of a seat for the People's Republic of China at the United Nations. Ambassador Phillips urged avoiding expulsion of Nationalist China as the price of seating the Communists, hinting at a possible two China solution amid shifting positions by Canada Italy and others. The debate noted a possible two thirds vote for an invitation if treated as an important question rather than procedural.
Beaver Falls officials ordered an audit after two municipal employees were charged with larceny of parking meter money. Joseph Gill, parking meter collections chief since March, and John Reina, income tax collections chief since March, and income tax collector since September 1968, were each released on 5000 dollar bonds. A hearing was set for November 19 following a month long investigation.
The Salvation Army Citadel will host a free Thanksgiving ham dinner for seniors who lack resources to cook. Captain James Korp said Jayettes will prepare the meal and Army personnel will serve. reservations required, with transportation provided. No families will be seated, and participation is limited to eligible local residents who call or write in advance.
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