Paragraf reports a string of local incidents and misfortunes
Mrs James Barrett reports the loss of a Timex watch. Two youths near Corty Concrete deny firearms. A motorcyclist nuisance is noted on East Smith Street. A Gould Street resident is burning garbage. Five dogs go missing on East Pivesant Street. Two sunglasses found and turned in. Donald L Rader cited for drunk driving after a stop on East Main Street. Kenneth G Corey Warren County fish warden dies at 55. Solicitations by two saleswomen questioned. one resident signed a contract yet seeks to back out. A dog bite at West Park Place involves a dog owner ordered to confine the animal. Francis C Hunter Jr wheels off an embankment near Wattsburg, car damage about 600 dollars.
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Polive
Lale
Ural
Juin Ronch
East Pivesant Street
Hoy Borsterff
Corry
Serota Road
Warren County
East Main Street
Shady Avenue
Donald L. Rader
New Galilee
Rader
Corry Memorial Hospital
Norbert Bachomer
Frank Carnegie
Samuel Baressi
West Park Place
North Center Street
IGA
Francis C. Hunter Jr
Union City
Wattsburg
Ruling: Deputy Shoots Man in Accident Near Home
SALISBURG Pa. AP The coroner's office ruled the shooting death of John Markel Smith accidental. Harry Owens Indiana Borough chief of police and acting deputy sheriff tripped over a log in a wooded area near the victim's home Wednesday and his 38 caliber revolver discharged striking Smith in the back.
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Salisburg, Pa
Soroner’s
Harry Owens
Indiana
John Markel Smith
Pollsters clash over Rockefeller Nixon poll momentum
Polls from Harris and Gallup show Rockefeller gaining against Nixon while Nixon trails. Rockefeller partisans hail the joint statement as momentum for his bid, while Nixon aides attack the pollsters for manipulation. The Miami Beach scene features remarks from Hall and Klein as the race tightens nationally.
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Nixon
Humphrey
McCarthy
Rockefeller
Harris
Gallup-Harris
New York Republican
GOP
Miami Beach
Leonard Hall
Herbert G. Klein
Dem union to install equipment in amphitheatre on voluntary basis
Democratic union members from Local 777 plan to install telephone, television and teletype gear in the amphitheatre on a voluntary basis starting July 25. Local 777, with about 5,000 members including cab drivers and mechanics for Yellow and Checker, has demanded pay raises the companies deem excessive.
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Page One
Local 777
Assure Countrymen Czechs Claim They Didn't Back Down
In Prague liberal Communist leaders told Czechoslovaks they withstood the showdown with the Russians while thousands of demonstrators doubted the claim. The Prague leadership said talks with the four Soviet bloc opponents would occur with Russia present in Bratislava. President Ludvik Svoboda said the Politburo backed Czechoslovakia’s reforms.
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Prague
Cuzechoslovakia
Romania
Yugoslavia
Bratislava
Slovakia
Ludvik Svoboda
Czechoslovakia
Svoboda
Alexander Dubeck
Josef Smrkovsky
Smrkovsky
Soviet Union
Dubcek
Tito
Nicolae Ceaucescu
Bulgaria
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Warsaw
Meat inspectors politics threaten nonpartisan work
The discussion warns that meat inspection could become a political football if inspectors are chosen on patronage. One speaker notes civil service eligibility for trained inspectors, while many 240 applicants seek qualification. Prague crowds demand clear answers from leaders about the Czechoslovak communist alignment and potential Soviet troop issues.
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Fineman
Republican Party
Shook
Pentagon steel price policy spreads to defense contractors
Johnson announced after Clifford ordered firms to avoid price hikes and noted big firms followed suit. The Pentagon spends 550 to 590 million annually on about 3.7 million tons of steel, 3.75 percent of U.S. output, with defense costs rising as steel costs swell the austere budget. Clifford said impact for Vietnam needs and munition production are key, and directed defense contractors to match steel price discipline. The President met Thursday.
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Clifford
Pentagon
Vietnam
Congress
Oil City Girls Nabbed With Stolen Auto
Two Oil City teenagers aged 15 and 13 are charged in the theft of a 1968 model car owned by Venango County Tuberculosis Society. Police say the pair, held five prior times in auto thefts, were found Wednesday in the heavily damaged vehicle along Breidingsburg Road. They face juvenile court action.
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Oil City
Venango County Tuberculosis Society
Bredinsburg Road
Franklin
Seneca
Bethlehem Boost Tragedy Cited as Corporate Social Fault
After a night with congressional leaders, no specific action was requested. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield called the Bethlehem boost a very tragic commentary on the social responsibility of a great American corporation.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Bethlehem
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James Barrett
Snyder Circle
Barrett
Ralph Goold
Corty Concrete and Gravel Co
East Smith Street
Gould Street
Refuse Service
Kenneth G. Corey
Clarendon
Pollsters
Dem
Canadohta Lake Park
Ford
Cliff Buelink Ford
Wayne Wetherbee
R. D
Spartanburg
Corry Jamestown
Wetherbee
Spartansburg
General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Arrowdecton
ARROW
Dacron
DuPont
Dura Glass
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