Paul Harvey Sees Wallace Kennedy Ticket As Winning Prospect
Journal columnist Paul Harvey spoke at Erie airport and predicted a George Wallace Ted Kennedy ticket could beat Ford Rockefeller if voting were held today. He argued against large-scale Vietnamese immigration, saying the U S should prioritize its unemployed and hungry. He doubted a third party would emerge, foresaw Reagan as likely but unlikely, and criticized tax spending while praising Nixon’s buildership.
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Bill Eaton
George Wallace
Ted Kennedy
Ford
Rockefeller
Journal
Paul Harvey
Erie International Airport
Harvey
Erie
Erie County
United States
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Seek Trip In Pie Assault On Educator
Three people interrupted an IU5 board meeting in Edinboro and tossed a pie at executive director Dr. Kenneth Frantz. Board secretary Joan Sipes said officials were appalled by the public disturbance. Police were given a license plate number. witnesses identified a car involved. The board serves Erie, Crawford and Warren Counties and declined further comment.
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Tri-County
IU5
Kenneth Frantz
Joan Sipes
Frantz
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Edinboro
Buck Page
City To Reopen Bids For Well Pump and Electrical Work
City Council rejected two bids for a new well pump after differences in electrical inclusion. They will seek bids for the pump adapter starter and equipment excluding electrical work, with separate quotes for electrical construction. Bids open at the May 5 meeting.
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Kibler
Benjamin Calderone
Moody and Associates of
Meadville
F. W, Allen and Sons
Erie
David Johnson
Driver Injured In Wild Crash Near Union City
A Union City area man, Kenneth Ranyak, 20, was injured yesterday when his northbound auto on Route 8 crossed the centerline, struck a Jeep driven by Kenneth J Amp Boyer, 19, of Titusville, and rolled over multiple times. Ranyak was listed in good condition at Union City Memorial Hospital with a possible head injury. Damage to Ranyak’s car was about $1,200 and the Jeep about $2,000.
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Union City Area
Union City Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Ranyak
R.D. 4
Union City
Corry
Ranyak
Kenneth J-Ampboyer
Titusville
Amboyer
FDA Panel Warns X Rays May Cause Breast Tumors
An FDA advisory panel says routine mammography for women under 35 should be avoided as the screening may trigger tumors. It urges more studies on safety and effectiveness for ages 35 to 50 and asks physicians to verify pregnancy before abdominal X rays. Experts note limited usefulness in younger women and call for cautious patient selection.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Radiological Health
William S. Cole
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cole
Congress OKs Vietnam Help
Congress approved a $327 million House aid bill and a $250 million Senate measure to authorize U S forces for evacuations in South Vietnam, enabling humanitarian aid while drawing lines on military deployment and restrictions amid ongoing debate over U S involvement and the war’s end.
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U.S
Congress
Ford
South Vietnam
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Senate
Air Force
Congras
Tulane University
New Orleans
United States
America
Floy KX
Haskell
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Cambodia
Congo
Indochina
Premier offers Minh the premiership but keeps presidency
President Tran Van Huong proposed Gen Duong Van Minh for premier with full powers but refused Minh’s bid for the presidency. Thieu’s successor faces a pushed coalition effort as Thieu’s era ends. U.S. aid bills passed in Congress while evacuations from Saigon continue.
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Saigon
Tran van Huong
Duong van Minh
Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nee Ba Cap
Nguyen van Thien
Mink
Huong
Huong Iisit
Thieu
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Stuttgart
Dietrich Stoecker
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Congress Oks
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D-Minn
Donald M. Fraser
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