Cobra Slithers Into Philadelphia Apartment Bites Woman
In Philadelphia a three and a half foot Indian cobra emerged from under a bed in a second floor flat. Jesus Santiago described freezing as the snake struck his wife Migdalia who was bitten on a swollen foot. Police captured the cobra using a dog snare. Mrs. Santiago recovered in hospital after the incident, the fifth exotic snake sighting in the neighborhood this summer. The snake was cared for by the Women’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals amid police investigation into a possible source from a nearby former pet shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jesus Santiago
Migdalia
Auto Industry Set to Refill Steel Demand in August September
Industry Week reports auto production nearing 1,253,000 passenger cars in August and September, promising bulk steel orders as stockpiles shrink. End of September steel inventories may dip 6.5 million tons, year end down 5.5 million tons. major firms lift fourth quarter and first quarter shipment projections. Raw steel output for the week hits 1.7 million net tons, scrap prices rise to 33.17 per ton. Baltimore Gas and Electric hires students to deliver 30,000 bills daily to save postage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Steel Company
Industry Week Magazine
Industry Week
Baltimore
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
New Books At The Corry Public Library
The Corry Library announces new fiction and nonfiction titles for residents including Nina Bawden Madeleine Brent Virginia Chase Edwin Fadiman Jr Claire Gallois Nancy Hale Hallanter Lydia Kirk Keith Laumer Aleen Leslie Herbert Lieberman John Lymington Herman Raucher Theodore Sturgeon Thomas Tryon and more. New mystery selections number close to one hundred with extensive shelves and ongoing Winter hours begin Tuesday September 7th with posted times across the week and a First Sunday opening September 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Bawden
Madeleine Brent
Virginia Chase
Edwin Fadiman, Jr
Claire Gallois
Nancy Hale Hallanter
Lydia Kirk Keith Laumer
Aleen Leslie Herbert Lieberman
John Lymington
Herman Raucher
Theodore Sturgeon
Thomas Tryon
Sato Seeks Nixon Help for China Visit
Prime Minister Risaku Sato of Japan said he would like President Nixon to arrange a visit to China. He told Chicago Tribune editors he wants to discuss relations with the mainland and meet Chinese leaders if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Risaku Sato
Japan
Nixon
China
Peking
Harold F. Grumhaus
The
Chicago Tribune
Clayton Kirkpatrick
Sato
Marriage Gets Flying Start at Beaver County Airport
A Pennsylvania couple, John Sauster and Linda Nichols, wed in a helicopter 150 feet above Beaver County Airport during an air show. The ceremony featured an honor guard of Marine and Navy officers as they descended, with Sauster noting the flying theme suits their lives. In Milan, principal photography begins on The Sin starring Sophia Loren and Adriano Celentano, set this fall about a nun nurse and a young patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pennsylvania
John Sauster
New Brighton
Linda Nichols
Davenport
Beaver County
U.S. Marine
Navy Reserves
SIN
Milan
New York
Sophia Loren
Adriano Celentano
Mead calls for male birth control to share responsibility
Anthropologist Margaret Mead criticized men for avoiding contraception, urging a pill for both partners to achieve gender equality. She spoke at a Basel symposium, arguing the female pill is driven by male fear of their own bodies and stressing cooperative contraception as a path to equality. Also: Jack Hawkins to portray Dr. James Welldon in Young Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Margaret Mead
Miss Mead
London
Jack Hawkins
James Welldon
Winston Churchill
Harrow School
Young Winston
Carl Foreman
Richard Attenborough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cobra
Greenport
John Cutler
Long Island
Southold
Santiago
Jim
Clymer
N.Y
Corry
Corry Public
Corry Library
Spartansburg
Tregaron
Calley
Viotar
College
Corry Journal
P.O
Corry, PA
Roberts
Columbus
Pitts