Hatfield Sees Cambodia Echoes Vietnam Entry Pattern
Senator Mark Hatfield, after Pentagon and State Dept briefings, warns Cambodia events mirror secret commitments that led to U.S. Vietnam entry. President Nixon later heard a 45 minute Haig Southeast Asia briefing as Defense Chief Richardson notes no new South Vietnamese drive plans. North Vietnamese troops in Cambodia cited as creating a pretext for action.
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Washington
Mark C. Hatfield
Pentagon
State Department
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Oregon Republican
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Haig
Elliot L. Richardson
South Vietnam
Hatfield
Southeast Asia
Instrument Landing Gear Slated Here
Corry Airport Authority will install a non directional beacon at the hilltop airstrip using 3000 dollars from the county with total cost about 6000 dollars. FAA approval is being sought. The beacon enables instrument landings improving safety in bad weather. No city tax money funds the project.
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Corry
Dennis Frushone
Federal Aviation Agency
Frushone
Erie
Jamestown
Court curbs information flow to news media in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court restricts press access by banning release of statements or confessions, prior criminal records, inflammatory remarks, and staged photographs of suspects. District Attorney Kennedy urges immediate police compliance, warning even minor remarks risk jeopardizing prosecutions. A nearby school with 1,000 pupils was evacuated to higher ground.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Corry
R. Gordon Kennedy
Kennedy
Supreme Court
U.S. at UN Faces Arab Clash Over Beirut Raid
At the United Nations Security Council a confrontation looms as Arab delegates accuse the United States of involvement in the Israeli raid on Beirut. Egypt’s Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat heads to New York to speak, while U S officials reject the charges as a falsehood. Lebanon urges a stronger resolution and broader action against Israel.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Beirut
Council
Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat
U. N
Scali
Lebanon
Israel
Edouard Ghorra
Navy Probes Crash That Killed Sixteen Sailors
A NASA Convair 990 and a Navy P3 Orion collided near Moffett Field and crashed onto Sunnyvale Golf Course killing 16 aboard the two four engine aircraft and injuring one. Firefighters described flames 30 to 40 feet high as debris scattered in a 100 yard radius near Interstate 101. A Navy investigation was started to determine why the jets came so close during final approach.
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Mountain View
Calif
Ron Kimball
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
David Frame
Sunnyvale Municipal
Moffett Field
Moffett
Bill Brand
Ketchum
Idaho
Brand
Mallibert
Kimball
San Francisco
NASA
Thieves Nab Keg From Rudy's Tavern and Shovel Handles
North Center street Rudy's Tavern owner Rudy Katulich reports a backdoor keg theft valued at 16 dollars. At East Washington street Thompson Maple Products, about 13 bundles of shovel handles were stolen for 40 dollars, Nelson Thompson said. Police are investigating both incidents.
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Rudy's Tavern
Rudy Katulich
North Center Street
Katulich
Thompson Maple Products Co
East Washington Street
Nelson Thompson
Elect Slike Firemen Head 1973 74 Officers Named
Members of the Stanford Hose Company last night elected Joseph Slike president for 1973 1974. Slike and the new slate will be installed April 26 in ceremonies. Other officers named include Utah Jackson vice president William Halfast secretary and Lyle Hotchkiss treasurer. Emory Benson captain James O'Brien first lieutenant Marinus Christensen second lieutenant. Jerome Davis Ivan Bennink and Slike elected trustees James Kelsey Bennink and Christensen named to the finance committee. Bennink Kelsey and Davis elected to the relief association.
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Stanford Hose Company
Joseph Slike
Slike
Utah Jackson
William Halfast
Lyle Hotchkiss
Emory Benson
James O'Brien
Marinus Christensen
Jerome Davis
Ivan Bennink
James Kelsey
Bennink
Christensen
Relief Association
Kelsey
Davis
Carney curbs publicity in Yablonski murder case
Erie County Judge Edward Carney orders no further extrajudicial statements about the Yablonski slayings as Albert Pass prepares for trial on state murder charges. He warns against petitions or motions tied to a rumored confession by William Prater and aims to avoid venue changes and added publicity.
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Erie, Pa
Erie County
Edward Carney
Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Carney
Albert EB. Pass
UMW
Pass
Harold Gondelman
Gondelman
William Prater
LaFollette
Tenn
FBI
Sleeping drivers blamed for twin Corry crashes near state line
State Police reported two overnight crashes blamed on drivers who fell asleep. At 2:45 a.m. Leonard D. Bryan 21 of Port Allegany New York drifted off westbound near Wattsburg striking guard posts causing $2,500 damage to his car with no injuries. At 2:57 a.m. Ronald L. Austin Cambridge Springs R D 1 slept and veered onto the berm hitting two parked cars and causing $1,000 $2,600 and $500 damages to three vehicles with no injuries.
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Corry
New York State Line
Leonard D. Bryan
Port Allegany
N.Y
Wattsburg
Bryan
Mill Village
Ronald L. Austin
R.D
Cambridge Springs
David R. Higley
Duane T. Higley
R.D.2
GOP Objects Cheaper Road Plan Rejected
Harrisburg report says Gov Shapp aides dispute a Justice Department memo on an agricultural research bill. Atty Gen Packel’s ruling is claimed used to justify control of a $400,000 annual fund. The memo allegedly finds no constitutional problems, but its authenticity remains unclear.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Justice Department
Ralph Tive
House
Robert Butera
Montgomery County
Israel Packel
Butera
Department of Agriculture
Packer
Atty
W. W. Anderson
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Corry Area High School
Midwest
Kersey
Colo
Lathan
U. S
John A. Seals
Security Council
U.S. Space Agency
Yester
Sunnyvale
al Adler
Denny Castillo
C. Bruce N. Mallibert
Slike Firemen
Prater
GOP
Ding
Secretary of Agriculture
Peter Kostmayer
Department
Justice
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