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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1973
Page
1
A brief memorial notice notes a Mrs Jr with a memorial face image described as useful and cherished. The fragment mentions remembrance and a community acknowledgment, but details on date location or full names are not provided.
Eight antiwar activists were found innocent by a federal jury in Gainesville after a four week trial over alleged plans to incite riots near the 1972 Republican National Convention. The verdict cited lack of evidence and ended a year of legal limbo for seven women and five men, including Scott Camil and Alton Foss, while others denounced the prosecution as political.
AP reports that the 10th Party Congress in Peking solidifies Mao Zedong era camaraderie and national focus. Five vice chairmen, led by Premier Chou Enlai and including Lin Piao rivals, revive Maoist unity while Wang Hungwen adds youthful revolutionary credentials from the Cultural Revolution.
President Nixon and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew met in Nixon's office after a late night California trip to discuss the federal probe into kickback allegations against Agnew. A White House spokesman said the discussion began at 10:40 a.m. EDT with no resignation expected. An Agnew aide said the meeting was to update Nixon while officials weigh presenting findings to a grand jury.
A fire at Kane Water Co Works damaged an electrical panel causing a curtailment of all but emergency water use as supplies neared depletion. Chlorine gas leakage delayed repairs while Bradford trucks and a dairy bottled water plans supported residents. One firefighter, Edward Peterson, was hospitalized for chlorine burns and inhalation in satisfactory condition.
Two British crewmen Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman were raised from 1376 feet deep after three days trapped in the Pisces III minisub. They were exhausted but uninjured, aided by emergency oxygen and sonar-assisted recovery, and set to fly to Cork and Barrow for reunions with families.
Early today two men were arrested within minutes of each other for disorderly conduct. Laverne J. Silvis, 22, of 61242 West Pleasant Street, argued with officers on East Main Street and used obscenities after being asked to move on. Joseph K. Hutchinson, 22, of Elgin, left Meerhoff's Tavern with others, picked up and hurled an empty keg, and was arrested at the corner. Both were released after agreeing to answer summons.
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