Map Shows More Enemy Shellings In South Vietnam
In a fourth day of intensified attacks, enemy forces shelled six major allied bases in South Vietnam. A Da Nang fuel depot blast forced evacuation of hundreds of Americans. Cam Ranh, Pleiku, Soc Trang, Binh Thuy and Camp Eagle faced strikes. Five U.S. soldiers were wounded in a convoy ambush near Quang Ngai. casualties and enemy losses were not disclosed.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
Cam Ranh
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Soc Trang
Binh Thuy
Mekong Delta
U.S. 11St Airborne Division
Camp Eagle
Hue
Quang Ngai
Local Firm Criticizes Shapp Tax Reform Code
The Rogers Structural Steel Co. of Corry protests the 1971 Tax Reform Code, saying it creates inequities that favor out of state competitors. In a letter to Governor Shapp and lawmakers, the firm argues the reform forces double taxation when jobs are placed in Ohio, harming Pennsylvania industry.
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Shapp
Pennsylvania
R. Budd Dwyer
Forest Hopkins
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Rogers
W. Morgan Beverly
Beverly
Journal Today
Ohio
New York
Corry Jointure nominates interim merger committee members
The Corry Area School Jointure and Sparta Merged School District move toward one merged district under state order. Seven districts to name interim representatives for a committee to operate the merger starting July 1. Corry nominees named last night include Wolcott Webster Lansberry and Howard with terms to 1967 71 73 and 75. Rural districts named Kafferlin Messinger Kennedy Bennett with various end dates.
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Corry
Sparta
City of
Darwin Wolcott
Dale Webster
Roger Lansberry
James Howard
Jointure
Spring Creek
Columbus
William Kafferlin
Melvin Messinger
Wayne Township
Charles Kennedy
Elgin-Concord
James Bennett
Concord
Sparta Leaders Seek Suit to Block Merger Convention
Sparta Township and Spartansburg taxpayers pressed in Meadville to hire an attorney and file a suit against Sparta and Corry Area Jointure, aiming to restrain a merger convention to form a nine member interim operating committee for the merger district. Raymond Morris, a school director, joined the pursuit after yesterday’s effort failed.
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Sparta Township
Spartansburg
Meadville
Sparta
Corry Area
J. Russell Young
Raymond Morris
Four Corry men sentenced for motor code violations
Two Corry drivers Ralph Tripp and Steve Being were sentenced in Erie County court after guilty pleas to motor vehicle code violations. Tripp, 19, drew a $150 fine plus costs and one year probation for turning off lights to avoid arrest, while Being, 47, paid $100 and costs. Additional indictments involved Theodore Cooper and Edward English over gasoline theft from Rogers Structural Steel Co. The report also covers Sparta residents opposing a Pennsylvania merger and funding a legal suit to block a Thursday deadline, urging retention of local autonomy and school control.
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Corry
Erie County
Ralph ©. Tripp
Steve
Tripp
Wawrejko
Theodore D. Cooper
B.D. 2
Edward D. English
East Street
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Sparta
Pennsylvania
Young
Sparta Grange Hall
Shapp
Panel Dislikes Parts of Nixon Foreign Aid Plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voiced strong opposition to President Nixon's foreign aid overhaul. Critics dislike splitting aid into military and development components and placing some programs under international management outside Congress. The plan, costing 3.1 billion dollars next year and 1.7 billion the next two, faces further pushback on longer expansion and a proposed borrowing up to 1 billion for development loans.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Congress
Nixon Panel Urges UN Seat For Red China
Paris AP Secretary of State Rogers says U S aims to coax Communist China into a constructive Asia role as SEATO meets. He notes U S is nearing end of Vietnam war and may aid South Vietnam economically. He cites Nixon moves toward Peking and inviting the U S ping pong team as possible opening for a new Asia policy.
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Paris
William P. Rogers
United States
China
Asia
Rogers
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
South Vietnam
SEATO
Nixon
Washington
Peking
U.S
U.S Chinese
People's Republic of China
America
Red China
Mixon
John Foster Dulles
Burglars Net 13000 In Union City Loot
State Police and Union City police report two weekend burglaries in Union City. Edith's Gift Shop lost about 10000 in rings and watches, while Union City Sports Center reported 10 handguns 20 rifles and shotguns stolen plus 80 in cash. Same method used at both sites, rear windows broken. Investigation led by Chief Paul Behan with state investigator John Eyanko, no leads yet. Loots are being tracked across Corry area.
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Corry
Union City
Edith
Soth
Main Street
Paul Behan
The
Journal Today
Behan
John Eyanko
Nixon Commission Urges Dual UN Seats for Chinas
A presidential commission led by Henry Cabot Lodge proposes that the United Nations admit both mainland China and Taiwan by mandating allegiance to the UN charter. The plan also allows dual seats for Germany, Vietnam, and Korea and comes as U S and Peking move toward better ties. The report was presented to the White House as exchanges warm between the two governments grow.
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Washington
Washington-Peking
Nixon
U.N
White House
United Nations
United States
China
U.S
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Hazel Newton
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Erie Association For Retarded Children
Pryor
Corry Jointure
Red
Harrisburg
Transportation
Jacob G. Kassab
Richard Dennis
Corry Area High School
Clay
CAHS
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