U.S. to Cut Fighter Bomber Missions in Southeast Asia
Pentagon sources say U.S. fighter bomber sorties in South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia will fall about 25 percent next year to a monthly average near 7 500, down from 10 000 this year, with B52 sorties easing to 1 000 monthly. Eight to twelve squadrons of F4s and other aircraft will remain to target the Ho Chi Minh trail as ground combat ends soon.
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Washington
U.S
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Nixon
North Vietnam
United States
Thailand
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Promise Ruling On Opening Of Welfare Records
Harrisburg AP The Commonwealth Court judge promised a ruling this week on Philadelphia Inquirer’s request for access to names addresses and payments to all Philadelphians on public assistance. Welfare Department objects citing confidentiality and privacy. Inquirer says taxpayers suffer irreparable harm without access while print potential misuse and ineligible payments are at stake.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Roy Wilkinson Jr
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Welfare Department
John McMullan
Inquirer
McMullan
Russia
Comedian Fontaine Declares Bankruptcy
Arlington Mass AP Frank Fontaine Crazy Googenheim of the Jackie Gleason Show announced at a news conference on Sunday night that he will petition for bankruptcy The comedian blamed poor financial management his attorney former Massachusetts Lt Gov Francis X Bellotti said liabilities are high and may involve sale of a house
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Arlington, Mass
Frank Fontaine
Crazy Googenheim
Jackie Gleason
Vaudeville Returns With Cub Scouts Program
Concord School hosted a vaudeville showcase by Robin and Jody Kurelowech for Cub Scout Pack 180, highlighting a study of the art form. In Pittsburgh, the Allegheny County Health Department reports a 500 percent rise in nine day measles cases this year with 279 by Saturday, including 230 in the first three weeks of April, and German measles up as well. one day immunization clinics were scheduled in affected areas.
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Robin
Jody Kurelowech
Concord School
Cub
McEldowney
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Health Department
Ted
Department
Bishops Eye More Freedom For Priests
Detroit AP report on the U.S. bishops weighing studies that suggest openness to ending clerical celibacy and possibly ordaining women. Cardinal Krol says findings will influence future directives, while noting married priests could be possible but unlikely. The 250 bishops aim to shape a position for the Rome Synod next fall. Son or daughter away from home now They'd enjoy THE JOURNAL daily.
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Detroit
John Cardinal Krol
Philadelphia
Krol
Synod of Bishops
Rome
World Synod
U.S
Journal Daily
Man Sues Over Bird Droppings fungal infection suit
Daniel Bass of New Castle Pennsylvania filed a 1.25 million damage suit in U S District Court Cleveland alleging histoplasmosis from inhaling dust from bird droppings at the Haselton Car Shop Mahoning County where grain spillage drew large flocks. He contends the disease left him unable to work.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Daniel Bass
New Castle
U.S
Baltimore & Ohio Railrad
Bass
Haselton
Mahoning County
Fire kills Lorain brothers in basement blaze
In Lorain Ohio a basement stairwell fire claimed the lives of 3-year-old Mark Spaniel and his 4-year-old brother Thomas. Their mother Mrs. Jerome Spaniel and another son Jerry, 12, escaped with minor injuries while four other children were away. The father, a former supervisor at Fruehauf in Avon Lake, was at a Harrisburg Pennsylvania plant when the fire occurred. Firemen listed little damage to the home.
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Lorain, Ohio
Lorain
Mark Spaniel
Thomas
Jerome Spaniel
Jerry
Fruehauf
Avon Lake
Company
Harrisburg
Court Order Ends Miner Strike at Maple Creek Mine
In New Eagle Pennsylvania striking miners returned to work at U S Steel Corp Maple Creek mine after a federal judge imposed a 1000 dollar contempt fine on United Mine Workers Local 1248 for defying a court order. The fine would drop to 500 dollars if they reported back today. The judge also required the union to route grievances through official channels.
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New Eagle
U.S. Steel Corp
Maple Creek
Joseph Weis Jr
United Mine Workers Local
Weis
Oil City Man Hangs Himself In Jail Cell
FRANKLIN Oil City man T een Kline 57 formerly of Seneca and Oil City YMCA resident died after hanging in his Venango County Jail cell at 7 25 p m He forged a rope from prison trousers following arrest for carrying a deadly weapon without a license He was pronounced dead at the scene by Deputy Coroner Edward Gabrys and the incident was reported by Venango County Sheriff David Berenson The death came after multiple recent commitments to the jail and a resuscitation attempt by staff
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Een Kline
Seneca
Oil City
YMCA
Venango County
David Berenson
Kline
Berenson
Edward Gabrys
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