Grass Fire Burns Union Street Area In Afternoon Blaze
The first grass fire of the year raged on Union street near 619 Union as Stanford Hose Company volunteers fought the flames with brooms. They headed back to the barn at 4 55 then responded to a second grass fire on Sciota road near the Sciota Inn, extinguishing it in 20 minutes.
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Union Street
William Peiffer
Stanford Hose Company
Sciota Road
Sciota Inn
Yablonski Death Charges Foreseen For UMW Brass
Government sources foresee major developments in the 1969 murders of Joseph A. Yablonski and his wife and daughter. William J. Prater, a District 19 UMW official, was arrested in Tennessee on federal conspiracy charges, becoming the sixth suspect in custody. The indictment cites conspiracy to interfere with union member rights investigation and obstruct justice. more charged individuals expected.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock’ Yablonski
Lake City
Tenn
William Jackson Prater
UMW
District 19
Prater
FBI
Yablonski
Washington, D.C
Annette Gilly
Huddleston
LaFollette
Knox County
Knoxville
U.S
Harve M. Duggins
Dare To Be Great Invited To Get Lost Or Donate $100
Police ordered the get rich quick outfit Dare To Be Great to leave Corry Plaza after complaints of its three men and a woman pitching a costly “School” for 2000 to 5000 dollars. The crew drove a white Cadillac Eldorado and offered refunds if others joined. Acting Police Chief Kenneth Nichols suggested a $100 city donation plus court costs if they stayed. The group had previously sought Chamber of Commerce backing but received no endorsement.
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Get-Rich-Quick
Corry Plaza
Route 6
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Dennis
Frushone
Kenneth Nichols
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Nichols
City of
Senators Line Up Against Kleindienst Over ITT Testimony
Washington AP reports growing Senate Democratic opposition to Richard Kleindienst for attorney general as White House blocks staffer Peter Flanigan from testifying on ITT out-of-court settlements. Sen. Byrd and Sen. Ervin push for Flanigan subpoenas amid ITT antitrust probe.
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Washington
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
White House
Peter Flanigan
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
Flanigan
Judiciary Committee
ITT
United States
Kleindienst
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Ervin
Justice Department
Bloody NYC gang wars threaten city streets
A two week surge in fatal gang violence in New York left seven dead as Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy mobilized hundreds of officers to end the bloodshed. The era’s names include Joseph Colombo, Joey Gallo, and Carlo Gambino, with Gambino under deportation order and credited as a major underworld figure. The piece outlines the extent of Cosa Nostra activity and past power struggles shaping the current war.
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New York
New York City
Patrick W Murphy
Murphy
Joseph Colombo
Cosa Nostra
Tains
Joey
Crazy Joe" Gallo
Colombo
Carlo
Don Carlo” Gambino
Underworld
Gambino
Palermo
Sicily
Norfolk
Senate
Vito Genovese
Albert Anastasia
Joe Valacci
Anastasia
Gallo
Albert
Larry
Genovese
Olombo
North Vietnamese storm An Loc in major Saigon area battle
Thousands of North Vietnamese troops advanced into An Loc 80 miles north of Saigon using tanks and infantry. By afternoon the northern half and airfield were under enemy control as South Vietnamese defenses fought under heavy U S air strikes. Field reports warned of a pivotal shift with An Loc's fall threatening Saigon.
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Saigon
An Loc
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S. Air Force
Qui Nhon
da Nang
United States
North Vietnam
Bai Thuong Mig
Demilitarized Zone
Radin Hanoi
U.S
An Loe
Erie and Columbus men charged after fatal Corry crash
Two youths face involuntary manslaughter charges in a double crash that killed 19 year old Eric Kinney of Corry. Peter Sirianni 18 of Erie and Larry Fargo 21 of Columbus are charged with DUI and racing. The crash occurred during alleged drag racing on State Street. Fargo remains hospitalized and will be arraigned. Sirianni slated for arraignment on bond of 1000 dollars.
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Erie
Corry
Elliott Lefaiver
Peter J. Sirianni
Larry Fargo
North Street
Columbus
U.S. Navy
Fargo
Eric Lee Kinney
Sirianni
State Street
State
Erie Fire Department
St. Vincent Hospital
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
LeFaiver
Digester heated sewer gas used to heat Corry buildings
A Corry city sewage plant uses a $76,000 digester building to collect sewer methane for heat. A backup natural gas burner is installed with two types of burners and different orifices to handle gas temperatures. Operator James Miller explains the digester process, which concentrates solids and liquids like a septic tank but with stronger results.
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City of
Corry
James Miller
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