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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1971
Page
3
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A four member inquiry board works toward a noon deadline to advise President Nixon on halting West, East, and Gulf coast dock strikes. The panel, created under the Taft Hartley Act, weighs contract deadlocks paralyzing deep water ports as coal mine strikes expand. The coal stoppage enters its sixth day with 100,000 miners idle and wage stability talks ongoing.
Saigon reports Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky denounces the October 3 presidential election as brazenly rigged. Thieu won with about 94.3 percent. 5.5 percent opposed, 0.2 percent unaccounted. Opponents vowed to file legal challenges while the Supreme Court weighs cases on constitutionality and prior provincial election irregularities.
Wilma Chestnut a 17 year old high school student lies in Homer Phillips Hospital in St. Louis as doctors weigh the chance of her vision returning after a holdup witnessed by police. An ex convict allegedly threatened to cut her eyes out to prevent identification. Two doctors begun a fundraiser to cover medical costs and eye transplant may be possible within five years.
The Senate considers a Montoya amendment requiring South Vietnam to hold a new presidential election by February 3 or face total U.S. withdrawal, with a six month troop pullout even after a vote. The big arms bill faces final action as other proposals fail.
City Council members discussed chemical bids for the water treatment plant noting two firms offered a total of 13,337 dollars while a third bid was 50 cents higher. Salt bids for city streets ranged 12.30 to 12.97 dollars per ton with suggestions of price fixing over price freezing.
Army recruits will be immunized with a new vaccine to prevent respiratory infections linked to training. Developed by Walter Reed Medical Center, the vaccine targets two adenoviruses responsible for up to 100,000 cases annually among trainees. Lt. Col. Phillip Winter notes epidemics occur in the Army but not in civilian communities.
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