National Leaders Attend Pompidou Mass in Notre Dame
In Paris a global showing marks memorial for Georges Pompidou with heads of state from about 40 nations. Nixon near Podgorny in Notre Dame as Cardinal Marty presides. Alain Poher leads mourners while Pompidou family and cabinet attend funeral elsewhere. Elections set for May 5 with Jacques Chaban-Delmas endorsed by Gaullists.
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Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Georges Pompidou
Nixon
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Francois Cardinal Marty
Alain Poher
Senate
Pompidou
Claude
Tle
Europe
Washington
Ziegler
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Gaullist Party
PSP Ponder Charges In Antenna Theft
Corry state police said charges are pending in the theft of a CB radio antenna from a mobile home in a trailer court at R.D.2 Corry. The antenna, owned by Richard H. Davis of R.D.4 Union City, was taken allegedly on March 25 by two men observed removing it and later found installed on another trailer in the same park. Value reported at $35.
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Corry
R.D.2
Richard H. Davis
R.D.4
Union City
Chapin Found Guilty of Lying to Grand Jury
Dwight L Chapin former White House aide to President Nixon is convicted by a federal jury of two counts of perjury and one count of innocence regarding the federal espionage inquiry. He vows to fight for his innocence.
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White House
Dwight L Chapin
Federal District Court
Nixon
Gerhard A. Gesell
Chapin
Susan
United Air Lines
Donald H. Segretti
Segretti
FBI
Boyle on trial over 1969 Yablonski killings insists he knew nothing
William J. Prater, a life-term killer and former UMW official, testified that W. A. Boyle was unaware of the murder plot. Boyle’s lawyer pressed for truth as Prater, 53, testified in Tennessee, recounting statements about the December 31, 1969, slayings of Joseph Yablonski, his wife, and daughter.
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Boyle
UMW
Prater
Albert Pass
District 19
Kentucky
Tennessee
International Board
District 20
Alabama
Pass
Tony Boyle
Joe Yablonski
FBI
Silous Huddleston
Paul
Annette Gilly
Huddleston
Prater's
LaFollette
Tenn
Gillys
Gilly
Two Women Injured In One Car Crash
A 23-year-old Cambridge Springs woman and a 20-year-old Union City resident are listed in fair condition at Union City Hospital after a one car crash early today on Route 6 just north of Union City. The drivers of the car, Dolph N. Stanford, 23, was unhurt while his wife Susan Stanford and passenger Margaret Blatchley were hospitalized. The car skidded on ice, failed to negotiate a curve, and struck a tree stump. damage to the auto was about $500.
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Cambridge Springs
Union City
Union City Hospital
Susan Stanford
Margaret Blatchley
Witness Sees Arm Through Bank Window Vandal
An official of the Marine Bank witnessed a criminal mischief incident last night when a vandal poked an arm through a bank window at 9 15 pm. James Howard called police, chased outside, and provided a license plate. He described a drunken looking suspect in a torn dark blue jacket, with a pane measuring 12 by 30 inches.
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Marine Bank
James Howard
Howard
West Main Street
FBI Seizes Hearst SLA Paper Files in Berkeley Case
FBI agents seized an April 2 SLA communique and related notes from Vincent Hallinan, Hearst holding case materials, and a KSAN transcript. The raid touches a $4 million offer for Hearst’s release and questions over the newspaper’s possession of the material. John Bryan said the collection included Communique No 7 and a driver’s license copy. he called the interview with the SLA a fabrication.
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San Francisco
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Hearst Corp
Miss Hearst
Vincent Hallinan
Phoenix
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berkeley
John Bryan
Bryan
Hallinan
SLA
KSAN
Randolph A. Hearst
PBS
Washington
SUA
Easter Egg Hunt Promises Prizes Despite Snow
Harold Young of Montgomery Ward chairs the event as Corry Chamber of Commerce Retail Division sponsors the annual hunt. It starts tomorrow at 2 p.m. in City Park with Civil Defense crowd control. Readily found prizes include 100 pounds of small oil wrapped eggs 12 large filled eggs 12 large Easter baskets and 2 stuffed bunnies.
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Harold Young
Montgomery Ward
Civil Defense
Young
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Nixon Shuns Help Will Pay All Taxes
President Nixon will pay about 465000 dollars in back taxes and interest from his own savings and borrowing. White House aides say donations offer were discouraged and may not be treated as gifts for tax purposes. Vice President Ford defended the move as showing good faith and not likely to hurt Nixon politically.
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Washington
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Florida
L. E
Tommy’ Thomas
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Gerald R. Ford
Colorado
Ford
Forces On Alert As Israeli Warplanes Enter Golan Heights
Israeli forces say a Syrian ground assault on Mt Hermon was repelled by aircraft and artillery while Syria counters that two Israeli warplanes attacked a nearby position. It marks the first time Israeli planes were called in since daily fighting began 26 days earlier.
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Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Syria
Tel Aviv
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