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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1973
Page
5
Fragmentary note references Purdy and an unnamed team member working on essential elements. Specifics are unclear due to unreadable text. The item appears to be a brief update or caption from a sports or local page.
Seven US military crew died and three were rescued when their plane crashed into the sea about three miles off Crete's northwestern coast after taking off from a 6th Fleet carrier en route to Athens. Greek divers recovered four bodies as authorities identified the dead.
A compilation of short AP dispatches covers medical and social topics. Dr Richard A Williams discusses a proposed ethnicity link in diseases affecting blacks and notes hypertension as a major killer. Nixon signs Alaska oil pipeline bill drawing environmentalist reactions. Valery Panov ends hunger strike over emigration denial for himself and wife. Richard Boone injures shoulder in TV production incident. X rays show no fracture but prior shoulder separation worsened.
President Nixon plans an hour long live broadcast facing about 400 editors at the AP Manger Editors conference in Disney World near Orlando. Questions on Watergate expected though White House barred Washington reporters. Shipments of detail include Packwood remarks and Sirica against a special Watergate prosecutor.
Federal investigators probe whether Associated Milk Producers Inc funded a $100000 gift to Nixon fund raiser Herbert Kalmbach in 1969 from non corporate sources. Kalmbach and a dairy lawyer deny corporate treasury involvement while a delivery man states funds were cash. The case links to Watergate inquiries and Senate grand jury testimonies.
The AP notes a Wall Street rally sparked by Nixon hinting at a possible end to the Arab oil embargo though no end is assured. Dow rose nearly 17 points as Ford and Morton disputed the rumor and warned of continued energy pressures. Senate moves toward energy crisis powers and possible gasoline rationing.
In Beaver Falls, a coroner's jury found no criminal charges warranted against a police officer in the fatal shooting of a 19 year old burglary suspect last month. In Harrisburg, State Atty. Gen. Israel Packel banned prison inmates from joining medical testing programs, which had been voluntary.
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