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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1972

Page

5

China U S Meeting Went Well in New York

Secretary of State William P Rogers and Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuanhua held a private two hour session in New York. Rogers said the dinner meeting was pleasant and more social than substantive. They discussed U S Peking relations and potential trade and travel openings but no Vietnam or Taiwan talks. No invitation for a future Washington visit was extended.

United Nations, N.Y William P. Rogers Chiao Kuanhua China United States Rogers Chiao New York U.s.-Peking Peking Vietnam U.S Taiwan Washington

State absolves Meadville police in jail death

The state attorney general's report largely clears the Meadville Police Department in the Harold Baxter jail death on May 13 1972. Baxter died by hanging in the city jail after arrest for an alleged assault. Witnesses at Crawford County Courthouse criticized the findings as worthless and questioned police conduct while Mrs. Peggy Manning and Mrs. Charlotte Baxter pressed for accountability.

Meadville Community Advocate Unit State Attorney General's Office Harold Baxter Baxter Crawford County Joyce Greer Wilbur ‘Thomas Peggy Manning Charlotte Baxter

McGovern vows no tax hike for wage earners

Sen. George McGovern, in Chicago, says he will not raise taxes on people who live on wages and salaries by a penny and no welfare for those able to work. He outlines plans to tax investment income equally with wages, ends capital gains breaks, and seeks $22 billion more annually. He accuses Republicans of suppressing minority voting and cites Chicago and Cleveland campaign stops.

Chicago Des Moines Kansas City McGovern Cleveland Austin GOP

President Nixon brushes aside McGovern slams at press event

President Nixon told reporters he would not respond in kind to George McGovern's charges, saying he will not dignify the attacks. McGovern countered in Cleveland that his support is growing. Nixon warned of possible tax increases from Congress and outlined planned radio addresses and limited campaign travel until adjournment.

Washington Nixon George McGovern Oval Office McGovern Democratic Party Cleveland Congress White House

U S Bombers Step Up Raids Near Saigon

U S bombers intensified raids around Saigon as fighting flared along Highway 13 north of the city. B52 strikes dropped about 1000 tons on enemy bases and routes while clashes left 19 enemy dead and one government soldier wounded. Traffic on the highway was suspended and Saigon faced possible rocket and sapper threats.

Saigon Saigon Command le Trung Hien Phu Cuong Ben Cat Hien U.S Frederick C. Weyand Nixon Weyand Hobo Woods Iron Triangle

U S Air Forces Say Hanoi Strikes Hit North Vietnam

The U S command reports over 300 strikes Thursday across North Vietnam. An F4 Phantom escort shot down a MIG21 40 miles northeast of Haiphong. A Phantom returning from a North Vietnam mission crashed in Laos. two crewmen bailed out and were rescued with one sustaining a broken arm. In Kampong Chhnang Cambodia reinforcements were cut off when bridges were blown by Communist forces, where a Phnom Penh column failed to reach its objective.

North Vietnam U.S Haiphong Laos Cambodia Highway 5 Kampong Chhnang Phnom Penh

Deer Case Brothers Guilty Of One Charge

Richard and Harrison Zimmer are suspended for three years by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Richard was found guilty of failing to produce a deer head on demand and Harrison of possessing the deer meat. They were acquitted of harboring a wild animal in Erie County. Each man was fined $100. the license suspension was delivered by a game warden after a refusal to accept a registered letter.

Pennsylania Game Commission Richard Harrison Zimmer Waterford Zimmers Erie County Court of Game Commissioners Game Commission Harrison Lindley McClelland Zimmer Richard Zimmer Wayne Lugaila

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