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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1974
Page
1
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Ethiopia's new military government announced the execution of 60 former aristocrats and officials, including the grandson of Emperor Haile Selassie and two former premiers. The killings, by machine gun at midnight, followed a seven month anti corruption drive and were ordered by the ruling military council for crimes against the Ethiopian people.
Charles VanTassel of Corry, at his rural driveway, interrupted a gas theft. He described the fleeing car and license plate before police were notified. Gas was siphoned from the pump and investigators continue the case with the vehicle owner to be contacted.
State police report a Saturday evening crash east of Columbus when Donald McCaslin’s Bear Lake bound car turned left onto Bear Lake road. The right wheels left the pavement, car swerved, and hit Mary Gentilman’s east Frederick street car head on. $2000 total damage, both drivers unhurt. Loren Hart’s route 8 crash near Wattsburg caused $250 damage. he was uninjured. Paris troops move through streets to haul 3000 tons of garbage amid sanitation strike.
In Tunisian government action, 11 Palestinian hijackers surrendered after asylum promises. Four were arrested while seven Palestinians and a crew remained in custody as hostages were released. The PLO condemned the act and Egypt and the Netherlands had recently secured other prisoners.
President Ford's Vladivostok agreement with Brezhnev limits U S and Soviet strategic missiles and bombers, aiming toCut warhead numbers and delivery systems. Officials expect a written document and a public address within days. Ford will brief congressional leaders as Kissinger calls the deal a breakthrough towards world peace.
AUSTIN AP Vicki Slezak tried to reach for help after a car carrying 10 passengers was swept away by floodwaters. Her 5 year old son and four others drowned before rescue. An 8 year old girl remained missing and presumed dead as weekend floods caused eight more deaths. Cloudbursts dumped up to 10 inches of rain in the Austin area. Slezak swam for aid after her stalled car was swept down Dry Creek. She was found exhausted in knee deep water. Four occupants survived including her husband and a two year old son. Rescuers searched for 8 year old Martha Scheumack.
A car fleeing police at 2 am veered from West Washington street and struck private property, causing 350 in vehicle damage and 150 to trees and a fence. Driver John W. Slayton, 22, of 113 Worth street, was charged with reckless driving after the 110 foot slide ended in a private drive near Mead avenue.
In a milestone at Groote Schuur Hospital Christiaan Barnard implanted a second heart in a 58 year old man. The donor heart from a 10 year old Cape Town girl was kept beating inside the patient until surgery began. The recipient, married with children, remains in satisfactory condition in intensive care.
Happy Rockefeller underwent a 2 percent hour operation at Memorial Hospital to remove her right breast five weeks after a similar procedure on the left breast. Nelson Rockefeller said her mood is good and expressed thanks that cancer was found early. The first operation removed the left breast and lymph nodes. doctors indicated the second operation would be less extensive.
Mrs Margaretta Happy Rockefeller wife of vice president designate Nelson Rockefeller was hospitalized for surgery to remove her right breast at Memorial Sloan Kettering Institute in New York City. She had her left breast removed five weeks earlier.
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