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South Vietnamese Move Into Cambodia Route One Frontier
AP reports South Vietnamese troops reinforced the Cambodian frontier on Route One with American advisers present. Visuals show U S officers at the border crossing, bunkers being built, and a Cambodian flag over the border station as Viet Cong advances remain nearby.
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Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Saigonee
Camodian
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Associated Press
Chipou
AFS Day At CAHS At Corry Area High School
American Field Service Day drew seven international and local students to CAHS with class visits and an afternoon assembly. Guests included Dilson Ribeiro from Brazil, Felipe Laura from Peru, Susie Traeger from Australia, Umberto Sims from Italy, Maria Teresa from Italy, Tanie Bergson from Uruguay, and Hiroshi Ikawa from Japan. CAHS hosted a reception in Home Ec and launched an AFS bond drive led by CAHS students Julie Sekerak and Jim Stahl.
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Corry Area High School
Dilson Ribeiro
Brazil
Clymer Central School
Felipe Laura
Peru
Franklin High School
Susie Traeger
Australia
Cranberry High School
Umberto Sims
Italy
Titusville High School
Maria Teresa
Wattsburg High School
Tanie Bergson
Uruguay
Oil City High School
Hiroshi Ikawa
Japan
Corry
Julie Sekerak
AFS
Jim Stahl
CAHS
Endsley
Defense buys idle equipment amid unused Army assets
The Defense Department spent six million dollars on defense production equipment in six months, while similar idle gear remained ready at two Army commands. GAO found about 34,000 pieces valued at 500 million across 176 packages, with some overcapacity and others unused or unneeded. The agency urged rapid inventory of packages and removal of unnecessary items, and the Defense official pledged to speed up the inventory within resource limits.
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Washington
Defense Department
General Accounting Office
GAO
House Appropriations Committee
Joint Economic Committee
Associated Press
Secretary of
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Barry J. Shillito
Secretary of Defense
Shillito
Bradford Boy 15 Held In Bomb Hoax
Bradford police arrested a 21 year old local boy who admitted making a telephone bomb threat that emptied Bradford Area High School. The caller claimed a bomb was hidden in the Interstate Parkway building. No device was found and the youth will be petitioned to McKean County juvenile court in Smethport.
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Bradford
Bradford Area
Interstate Parkway
Frederick E. Shuey
MFG Boat Company Expands Space and Changes Ownership
At Union City the MFG Boat Company completes a 12 000 square foot addition as part of a 500 000 program boosting capacity by 4 million annually. The firm transfers to Morrison Industries Inc from North American Rockwell, merging Molded Fiber Glass Companies Inc. Robert Morrison remains president and says the move will bring stronger management and financial backing. Orders for this model year run ahead of last, with February and March up 80 percent, and about 100 more workers are needed to handle the surge while production remains steady.
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MFG Boat Company
Union City
Morrison Industries, Inc
North American Rockwell Corporation
Molded Fiber Glass Companies, Inc
Robert Morrison
Molded Fiber Glass ‘Companies, Inc
Morrison
MIG Boat Company
MFG
Richard Morrison
Truckers Vote to Prolong Paralyzing Strike in East and Midwest
AP dispatch reports nearly unanimous vote by Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers to extend walkout despite NLRB hearing date of April. Steel shipments slowed as haulers press for separate bargaining rights from the Teamsters, while Ohio wildcat strikes resurge and governors react to highway harassment. Local 407 pledges continued deliveries of food and medicine amid ongoing labor disputes across Cleveland Columbus Toledo and Youngstown areas.
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Pittsburgh
Midwest
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
FASH
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Teamsters Union
Thomas L. Fagan
Teamsters Local 249
Fagan
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation
Pennsylvania
Teamsters
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Cleveland Teamsters
Local 407
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Washington
Akron
Teamsters Local 24
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Theodore Price
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
Fraternal Association of Steel
Cleveland
London
Alf Horne
Scottish and Border Mouse Club
Britain
Horne
British Rail
Five Additional Drivers Lose Licenses in Corry Area
Five drivers from Corry and nearby areas are named in the latest Bureau of Traffic Safety release. Glenn A. Harkless of 109 Park Avenue receives 90 days for reckless driving. William S. Hepler of 711 Liberty Street faces one year automatic revocation. Other area drivers include Carol A. Harvey Route District 1 Wattaburg 75 days point suspension, Sandra Brown Route District 2 Sugar Grove 15 days reckless driving, and George Teconchuk Route District 1 Pittsfield 60 days point suspension.
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Corry
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Glenn A. Harkless
Park Avenue
William S. Hepler
Liberty Street
Carol A. Harvey
R.D
Wattaburg
Sandra Brown
Sugar Grove
George Teconchuk
Pittsfield
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