Air Force ROTC Units to Be Dropped at Eight Schools
An Air Force spokesman said eight colleges will phase out ROTC over three years for failing to meet the minimum 15 officers per year. He denied antiwar or faculty pressure and noted 167 campuses will continue ROTC to meet service needs.
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Washington
Air Force
Harvard
Boston University
Butler University
Indianapolis
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Grinnell College
Grnnell
Iowa
Tlinois Institute of Technology
Chicago
Keyon College
Gambier
Lawrence University of Wisconsin
Appleton
Wis
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Air Force Rotc
Brown
Princeton
NATO to Study Soviet Allied Plans for Peace
NATO foreign ministers end two day anniversary conference proposing to explore with the Soviet Union and Eastern European nations concrete issues for negotiation. They rejected a Communist bid for a joint European security conference and plan to draw up a list of topics for possible talks at Brussels.
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Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Caae
Soviet Union
Europe
Brussels
Viet Cong Shell 30 Bases and Towns Near Saigon
Viet Cong gunners shelled 30 allied bases and towns near Saigon in a second day of intensified rocket and mortar fire. Explosions hit police areas injuring several civilians and causing multiple casualties among U S forces. One American sailor was killed and six injured in the broader clash reported near Tay Ninh two miles west of the city.
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Saigon
Ely Polive
Israelis Say Nothing New In Hussein Peace Plan
Report from Cairo notes no new proposals by Israel on Hussein plan and cites ongoing clashes. A Jordanian statement claims costs rose for Halstead and Mitchell Co cooling towers, with a price increase starting Monday amid material cost pressures.
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Zelienople, Pa
Halstead & Mitchell Co
Seek Cause Of Death Of Corry Tot
Funeral services were held for a Corry infant after an autopsy ordered by Erie Hospital followed a transfer from Union City to Hamat Hospital where the child died after being cared for by a babysitter Mrs Beverly Proper. Police seek statements from the family and babysitter to determine if a recent tumble occurred. Burial was in West Springsdale.
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X Pam
Bracken
Hamat Hospital
Erie
Erie Hospital
Beverly Proper
Paul V. Carnicke
Union City
West Springstile
Aero-Flow Tops Sales And Earnings In 1963 Report
Aero-Flow Dynamics announced record sales for the fifth consecutive year with 1963 revenues of 14,081,576 dollars, up nine percent from 1962 and fourteen percent from the prior year. Earnings rose from 83 cents to 92 cents per share, and five-year earnings growth exceeded 190 percent. The AeroCorry Division fell on lower military orders, though president William Masler Jr. cited a backlog of commercial orders.
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Aero-Flow Dynamics
Eerie Ee
Aero-Flow
AeroCorry
William Masler Jr
Corry Lagson Road Program targets Route 277 relocation
The Corry Lagson Road Program schedules a four to five year project relocating Route 277 into the city to support the Fourth Ward urban renewal. Estimated cost is 562000 with plans also calling for resurfacing North Center street and widening from Columbus avenue to the city line. Bridge upgrades are listed for South Waterford and Lovells Station with costs 223000, 151000, and 65000.
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Fourth Ward
New York State Line
Carry
Clymer
New York State
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
North Center Street
Smith Street
Columbus Avenue
Nixon curbs Pacific air routes set by Johnson administration
Nixon voids last Johnson era Pacific route awards to Continental Air Lines and Braniff International, suspending CAB decisions and directing routes to originate in the East and Midwest. Pan Am and TWA gain altered access while Eastern appears poised for revival. details involve Hawaii, Australia, Tokyo and other Pacific links.
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Washington
Johnson
Pacific
Nixon
Continental Air Lines
Braniff International Airways
Lyndon B. Johnson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental
Hawaii
Trust Territories
Samoa
New Zealand
Australia
Midwest
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
California
CAB
Robert L. Park
Eastern Air Lines
South Pacific
Pan American
East
Eastern
Braniff
Mexico
Troy Post
James Ling
White House
Walter Jenkins
Defense
Clarke Clifford
Continent i
Pan Am
New York
Japan
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Guam
Tokyo
Manila
Hong Kong
Orient
Union City Area Ambulance Drive Plans Meeting
A big drive for Union City Area Ambulance joins Union City Borough and nearby townships. A meeting of drive chairmen is set at the Jaycees Home on Willow Street Monday at 8 pm to discuss campaign steps. Union City Borough Council approved a $5,000 federal grant application for matching funds to buy an ambulance.
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Thce
Union City
Union
Amity
LeBoeuf
Jaycees
Willow Street
Union City Borough
Buffalo Electricians Win 50 Percent Raise Over Three Years
Union electricians in metropolitan Buffalo reach a three year contract with the Buffalo Division of the Western New York Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association. The agreement increases wages by about 340 hourly over three years with staged payments and fringe benefits totaling roughly 9.91 to 9.01 per hour by mid 1971. Approximately 1 000 journeymen are affected.
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Buffalo — Union Electriciang
Buffalo
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Western New York
National Electrical Contractors Association
Erie Model Cities official arraigned on burglary charge
Erie police say Richard Thompson, 43, a staff member with Erie's Model Cities project, was found inside Yezzis Tavern after closing hours and arraigned before Alderman Merchle Calabrese. He was released on bail not disclosed.
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Erie, Pa
Erie
Model Cities Project
Richard Thompson
Yezzis
Merchle Calabrese
Corry Youths Fined For Having Beer In Car
Two youths in Corry were charged after police found beer being thrown from a car driven by Ronald Elmquist. Elmquist, 19, was fined 60 dollars plus costs, while a juvenile received a 95 dollar fine and 5.50 in costs.
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Corry
Merle Ottaway
Warren Reynolds
Corry Area
Reynolds
Ronald Elmquist
Wayne Streat
Elmquist
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Jordan River
Suez Canal
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Im Saigo
Cholon
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Waterford
Union Cty
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Eaton
Trans World Airlines
Trans Pacific
TWA
Northwest Orient Airlines
UC Area
Salk
Pittsburgh
Melton Institute
Jonas E. Salk
DU Pont
Wilmington
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Henry A ‘Wou
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