Body Of Missing Erie Man Found In Ravine
The body of Paul Danko 43 of McKean was recovered from a 20 foot ravine in water. Coroner Merle Wood Erie detectives said no violence was visible and death is not ruled foul play. An autopsy will determine cause potentially exposure. Danko was last seen at 8:30 a.m. Thursday leaving Marx Toy Co. ill health noted by relatives. Fire department rescue squad assisted in removal.
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Rie
McKean
Paul Danko
Merle Wood
Erie
Danko
Wood
Leo P. Weir
Marx Toy Co. Emleye
Fire Department
Nail mill at J and L Steel closes in Aliquippa
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. shut its Aliquippa works nail mill after producing 6,000 tons monthly at its peak. William J. Stephens cited foreign competition with nail imports at about 98 percent of U S production. About 300 workers then, now 70, will be reassigned to other units.
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Aliquinva
Jones
Laughlin Steel Corp
Beaver County
J&l
William J. Stephens
Stephens
U S Forces in Asia Rise by Fifteen Thousand
Washington officials report U S ground forces in South Vietnam increased by 15 000 in March to 230 000, about 75 000 below the Korean War peak. The total nears the deployment authorization level set by McNamara, including offshore units.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Japan
Ma Elsepie
Defense Department
Draft quotas unlikely to rise due to high volunteer enlistments
Officials say they do not expect a significant increase in draft quotas because volunteer enlistments have been at a relatively high level, reducing the need for more conscripts.
Canadian youths to join Navy festival in Cranston
Seven young Canadian players, ages 9 to 15, were invited to stay aboard the carrier Lake Champlain at Quonset Point during the International Hockey Festival weekend in Cranston after sponsors reported beds were short. The note ends with an odd Classifieds tease about a house for sale.
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Providence
R. J
Navy
Cranston
Lake Champlain
Quonset Point
Saigon billets hit in coordinated terrorist attack
The Saigon blast at Tran Hung Do Street targetted the U.S. billet and nearby hotel killing two Americans and several guards. A second blast at a villa wounded Americans. officials traced a gray Citroen truck and a claymore mine. Vietnamese and U.S. casualties were reported. the attack mirrored prior incidents in Saigon's violence wave.
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Tran Hung Do Street
Saigon
Cholon
U.S
A Leutenant
James R. McGoodwin
Houston
Tex
Ten Keystoners Fall In War
Ten Pennsylvanians were among servicemen killed in Viet Nam during the last week, the Defense Department announced yesterday. They included Lance Cpl. Robert G. Brown of Finleyville Lance Cpl. Julius J. Valint of Uniontown Lance Cpl. Dennis R. Andrew of Easton all Marines and Sgt. Allen G. Lane of Butler in the Army.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Lance
Robert G. Brown
Finleyville
Julius J. Valint
Uniontown
Dennis R. Andrew
Easton
Marines
Allen G. Lane
Butler
Army
First Graders to Register at St Thomas School
St Thomas School officials announce registration for children entering first grade for the next term. Sister Mary Urban says the event is tomorrow and Sunday from 2 to 4 p m in the first grade room. Parents should bring birth and vaccination certificates for each child.
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St. Thomas
Mary Urban
St. Thomas’ School
Steele
Urban
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Montgomery
Omaha
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Kenyon
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Nebraska City
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City
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Ilegal
Wolfe
Asia
CWO
William Reeve
Washington, D.C
Rambler
NOI
Hooyssvewy
Fitch Motors
Gogle Lumber
Carry Savings & Loan
North Center Street
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