Two Hurt After Route 89 Crash Near Corry Drive-In
Two area residents, Mr and Mrs Merle Clute of R D 3 Corry, were injured in a two car collision yesterday afternoon just north of the Corry drive-in theatre on Route 89. They were rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Corry Drive-In
Route 89
Merle Clute
R.D. 3
Corry
Union City Memorial Hospital
Clute
Roger Hall
East Smith Street
Corry Native To Be Feted As Author
Corry Public Library plans National Library Week event with Charles T. Lucey, born in Corry and former Scripps-Howard political correspondent, arriving April 21 for a library talk and dinner at the Corry Motor Inn. coverage notes Lucey’s career and a favorable book review.
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Charles T. Lucey
National Library
Corry Motor Inn
Lucey
Corry
Scripps-Howard
Trenton Times
Ireland
Uring the Lucey
Nab Man After Two Youths Shot in Duquesne
Police arrested 28 year old Thomas Bedford of Duquesne after two youths were shot on a street in nearby Duquesne Thursday night. Kevin Robinson 14 was in serious condition after surgery and Wayne Burton 16 was in satisfactory condition. Both had head wounds. Authorities say investigation continues into motive.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Thomas Bedford
Allegheny County
McKeesport
Kevin Robinson
Wayne Burton
Marine released for Vietnam killings would return
Pittsburgh AP report on Marine Pvt. Michael Schwarz who faced a life sentence for killing 12 Vietnamese civilians. Now released to a year in prison with time served, Schwarz says he wants further Marine service if allowed and would return to Vietnam. His lawyers plan appeals to restore rank and pay, citing his claim of combat duty and sniper training. Schwarz says he has no regrets and feels still valuable to the Marines.
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Pittsburgh
Michael Schwarz
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Schwarz
Portsmouth
N.H
Naval Prison
Tmely Lade Benat
William Calley
James McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Naval Appelate Review Board
Push for 1971 Vietnam pullout grows in House
Deepening antiwar mood in Congress gains Republican backing for a 1971 withdrawal from Indochina. Eleven GOP congressmen endorsed a letter urging end of U.S. involvement by year end, joining a Democratic effort that has attracted 40 signatures. Calley support broadens with Wallace meeting him at Ft. Benning and clemency calls rising amid petitions and protests nationwide. The Calley case remains a focal point as Nixon weighs clemency pending appeal.
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Washington
House
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Nixon
McCloskey
Associated Press
William L. Calley Jr
T He Army
William C. Westmoreland
My Lai
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Calley
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Columbus
Wallace
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Army Job Contract For Salvation Army Building
Millspaw and Joy won the contract to remodel the former VFW hall now housing the Salvation Army, bidding 695 though legal land issues delay work. The project remodels an unfinished addition into classrooms and meeting spaces for youth groups, with State Labor approval and state-recommended changes. sanctuary windows and pews will be updated to meet standards while some doors are moved or removed.
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VFW
Salvation Army
Millspaw and
Joy
Millispaw and
Pittsburgh
Army
New York
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Sunbeams
State Department of Labor and Industry
Savage Battle Erupts Over Firebase No. 6 Fight
In the central highlands of Vietnam South Vietnamese forces claim a six hour battle killed 390 North Vietnamese at Firebase No 6 and 550 more died to air strikes bringing total enemy killed to 1 180 over three days while South Vietnamese losses reach 61 killed and 82 wounded The 28th NVA Regiment is said to be put out of action though others dispute the tolls officials note more than 200 casualties in two days with the clash ending Friday night.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
No. 6
Hanoi
le Trung Hein
Hien
Hein
Museum of Gambling Probe Reports Daylong Hearings in Johnstown
The Pennsylvania Crime Commission wrapped another round of hearings in Johnstown on organized gambling and possible government corruption. Ten witnesses testified behind closed doors including retired police chief Robert Burkhard. Hearings at the University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Campus resume next week in Harrisburg.
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Johnstown, Pa
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Cambria County
Robert Burkhard
Burkhard
Ebensburg
Johnstown
University of Pittsburgh
Nmber
Commission
William C. Sennett
Harrisburg
Taxpayers' Choice Concrete Or Asphalt Debate In Beaverdam
Beaverdam residents weigh concrete versus asphalt for road repair as city engineer David Johnson argues both options cost and longevity. Johnson notes asphalt roads can match concrete with proper funding, while complete concrete paving would raise owner costs about 15 dollars per front foot. The city favors current two and a half inch hot mix over full concrete due to speed and resident disruption.
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David Johnson
Johnson
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GOP
U.S. Wefence
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Meadvile
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Beaverdam
East Main Street
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