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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1971
Page
3
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President Nixon called Dr Henry Kissinger to a White House breakfast to review details of the planned talks with top Chinese leaders. Kissinger, back from Peking after a two day extension, said the trip preparations were advancing with no evident hitch. Secretary Rogers is to attend the 8 30 am breakfast along with Chinese officials Yeh Chien ying and Chi Peng fei as reported by Radio Peking.
Paris AP report says President Pompidou and Leonid Brezhnev moved beyond a proposed friendship treaty to focus on economics. A long-term economic cooperation pact and a Renault contract potentially worth 300 million dollars would position Renault as prime contractor for the Kama River truck complex, after U.S. blocks. They issued a joint statement on European security and cooperation while Pompidou rejected a bilateral friendship treaty, opting for a general declaration of principles to accompany Brezhnev's visit.
Warren man James F. Gertsch, 27, admitted taking two motor vehicles in Warren this month. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Raymond Gilmore and committed to county jail in $1,000 bail after police officers Dean M. Shadduck and Dennis L. Schmader pursued and recovered a pickup truck and another car.
Washington lawmakers clash over a proposed national food bank to build grain reserves including wheat sorghums corn barley oats and wheat. The House Agriculture Committee approved the bill 21 to 10 amid Nixon administration opposition with Rep Neal Smith as sponsor citing up to 200 million bushels of wheat and 2 million tons of feed grains to be purchased through the Commodity Credit Corporation.
The secretary of agriculture would establish maintain and use a grain reserve under emergency powers to ease disaster distress stabilize volatile markets and counter overproduction. The plan envisions sales above five year average prices with potential presidential or congressional action and would cost about 1.45 billion for purchases and 215 million annually for storage based on current figures.
Oil City Derrick poll shows 23 of 227 voters support Muhammad Ali coming to Franklin area while 204 oppose. Tentative training camp planned in Franklin late November with a Pittsburgh bout around December 12. If planned, training would occur at Franklin YMCA, country club road work, and Voyager Inn stay. The United Nations cuts paper by issuing General Assembly and Security Council reports under one heading.
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