Cambodia and United States Resume Relations
Phnom Penh reports Cambodia will resume diplomatic ties with the United States after Washington recognized Cambodia’s Frontiers. Prince Norodom Sihanouk said charges d affaires would be exchanged, a step short of full ambassadors. South Vietnam welcomed the move amid border disputes and mutual accusations of aiding Viet Cong.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
Nixon
Kingdom of
South Vietnam
Washington
Housing Plans Jolted By Government Change
Corry officials learned the 221-D-3 program was replaced by 236, risking a shift to private developers for above middle income housing. The meeting included John Blackson of Blackson Associates, Erie agent Robert Tullio, and Neil Coughlin from the Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs. Federal aid may require income limits to be lowered by about 10 percent, with three housing tracks under review: low cost urban renewal, middle income aid, and private financing for above middle income.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry
John Blackson
Blackson Associates
Robert Tullio
Erie
Neil Coughlin
Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs
Blackson
Fourth Ward
Tullio
Floods Leave 8 Dead in Upper Midwest States
Massive spring floods across Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin cause eight deaths and more than 5 million dollars in damage. The Mississippi rises to flood levels with rail disruption in St Paul while Red River reaches near century high in Grand Forks Fargo and Moorhead bracing for further inundation.
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Preas
Canada
Upper Midwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Missisippi
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers
St. Paul
Minn
Mississippi
Red River
Grand Forks
Fargo
Moorhead
Concordia
Corry Driver Cited After Titusville Crash
A Corry man Kenneth J. Shawver 22 was cited for failure to yield the right of way after a two car collision in Titusville Monday evening. Shawver of East Bond street collided with Thomas Nichols 32 of Titusville at 7 55 p m causing minor damage and no injuries.
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Titusville
Kenneth J. Shawver
East Bond Street
Shawver
Thomas Nichols
Nixon Files Protest Over Missing EC121 Debris Found
The Pentagon reported a Soviet ship recovered what appeared to be aircraft parts but no survivors from the missing EC121 in the Sea of Japan after North Korea claimed to have shot it down. Weather was fair with good ceilings and visibility while extensive search continues and a Russian-speaking U.S. airman aided the scene.
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U.S
Korea
Pentagon
Osan
South Korea
Nixon
North Korea
Sea of Japan
Lifetime dog license proposed for Pennsylvania dogs
Harrisburg AP says T Luke Toomey head of the state Bureau of Dog License Enforcement proposed a lifetime license using ear or flank tattoos. The planned price would be 7.50 to 12 dollars, cheaper than current annual tags, with centralized computerized records in Harrisburg and tattooing by vets or authorized staff.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
T. Luke Toomey
State Bureau of Dog License Enforcement
Toomey
Erie Coed Okay After Kidney Transplant
Linda Griffith a 19 year old Mercyhurst College student from Erie was in satisfactory condition after receiving a kidney from her father John Griffith at the Cleveland Clinic. Doctors said the operation Tuesday went well but the outcome would take several days to determine.
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Alveland
UNO
Cleveland Clinic
Linda Griffith
Erie
Miss Griffith
John Griffith
Mercyhurst College
Jury Deliberations Close In On Sirhan Gun Missing From Evidence
The jury in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial sits with 154 items in the jury room but the gun that killed Robert F. Kennedy is not present. Exhibit No. 6, the pistol, is the only piece missing, and jurors may request it if needed. Foreman Bruce D Elliott, a TRW systems analyst, leads the panel as deliberations continue with Sirhan in a windowless cell nearby.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
William Conroy
Sirhan
Bruce D Elliott
Elliott
TRW, Inc
Corryite John F. Mitchell Dies at 101
John F. Mitchell 101 of 27 West Bond Street, Corry, former carpenter and Aero Supply worker, dies at Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born December 13 1867 in Trenton Ontario he lived in Wayne Township before moving to Corry in 1900. He leaves a wife Clara Dunham, a daughter Jean Rich Jr, a son Robert F. Mitchell, a stepson William Moir, six grandchildren and two brothers.
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John F. Mitchell
West
Bond Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Mitchell
Trenton
Ontario
Canada
United States
Wayne Township
Corry
Mitchell
Aero Supply
Minnie
First United Methodist Church
Clara Dunham
Charles
Jean) Rich Jr
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Robert F. Mitchell
Erie
William Moir
West Covina
Calif
Dog Barks Five Days Prompt Garbage Can Clue
City police investigated a West Washington street address after a dog barked for five days. The owner admitted the barking began when a neighbor’s cat nosed the garbage can and last Friday’s leftover fish was dumped there according to police.
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West Washington Street
Nixon Proposal Aims Tax Relief for Poverty Line Families
White House officials outlined a goal to remove all taxes from families under the poverty level, defined at $3,200 for a four person city family. The plan, part of upcoming tax reform, would increase deductions for low income taxpayers funded by closing loopholes and ending shelters used by the wealthy. Burns and Kennedy spoke to AFL CIO leaders, signaling a broader push for meaningful reform this session.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Nixon
White House
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Congress
Afl-Cio
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Job Corps Center Closings Face Tough House Battle
Rep. Carl D. Perkins leads hearings to block Nixon plan to close 59 Job Corps centers and shift control to the Labor Department. Critics say the move would gut the program and cut Head Start from the Office of Economic Opportunity, jeopardizing OFO's survival.
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Job Corps Center
Washington
Nixon
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Education and Labor Committee
Perkins
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
George P Shultz
Ings
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
OFO
OEO
Congress
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Chicago
Frank Kulak
Cite Corry
Hall of Justice
Russell Parsons
Parsons
Mercer County
N.J
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