Hearings resume on airlines strike bill
Washington AP Commerce Committee restarts hearings on a bill to end the month old airlines strike. Some members oppose the Senate measure to force workers back for up to 16 days. Chairman Staggers urged progress but got no clear signals from union or airline negotiators. Javits predicts a year to pass permanent regulated- industry strike rules and hints at limited government seizure.
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Washington
Commerce Committee
Senate
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
Staggers
Machinists Union
Jacob K. Javits
Two Wattsburg Brothers Injured In French Creek Crash
Two Wattsburg area brothers Daniel Proctor 20 and David 24 remain in fair condition at Cor ty Memorial Hospital after a one car crash near French Creek last evening. Daniel has head injuries and possible shoulder fracture. David sustained finger, leg bruising and other injuries. Investigators say the Proctor auto veered off Route 426, travelled through a field, reentered the road and stopped on its side northbound. The brothers were thrown from the car and found 228 feet from the wreck.
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Wattsburg
Corty Memorial Hospital
French Creek
Daniel Proctor
David
Daniel
John Bentley
William Dunlap
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Mayville
Proctor Auto
Mina Corners
Minors Busted Over Illegal Beer in Corry Borough
Two youths ages 19 and 20 were arrested by Trooper Richard Wargo for transporting and possessing intoxicating beverages as minors after a roadside stop in Union City. They pleaded guilty before Justice Floyd Marsh and paid 25 dollars in fines plus eight dollars in costs. The beer reportedly came from New York State. Police Lt. Sgt. George Martin noted an uptick in similar arrests this year and vowed continued enforcement.
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Richard Wargo
Corry
Large melee follows Jamestown hotel disturbance
Jamestown police clash with several hundred people in a rock throwing incident that started in the Hotel Jamestown ballroom and moved to a Chadakoin Lodge parking lot. Officers and civilians reported injuries. one man was arrested for disorderly conduct. Paul Law Jr. and Robert L. Bynum were treated at Jamestown General Hospital. Lieutenant Andrew Johnson also sustained neck injuries and had glasses broken.
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Jamestown
Ibpo Elks
Jamestown General Hospital
Paul Law Jr
Franklin
Robert L. Bynum
Meadville
Andrew
Johnson
Recording devices may reveal cause of Braniff crash
Falls City Nebraska AP reports two cockpit and flight data recorders recovered from the Braniff jet wreck eight miles southeast of Falls City. Civil Aeronautics Board investigator Ed Slattery says the units survived and may yield cockpit conversations and flight data from the 30 minutes before the crash. Analysis in Washington will take several days. Antone Schawang, owner of the field, witnessed the blaze.
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Falls City
Neb
Eal
Braniff International Airways
Here
Ed Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Slattery
Washington
Antone Schawang
Birth control row threatens state budget deal in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a six member joint committee faces a new clash over the Public Welfare birth control program as Welfare Secretary Max Rosenn argues changes would allow relief recipients to obtain birth control from physicians or clinics. Leader Martin Mullen says the plan violates the budget accord which requires case workers to refer clients after seeking advice. The dispute centers on Planned Parenthood clinics and limits on distributing information and devices to relief recipients.
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Harrisburg
Public Welfare Department
Max Rosenn
House Appropriations Committee
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Rosenn
Mullen
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
Tryig
Scranton
U S Planes Lost In Seven-Missile Day Over North Viet Nam
In a Sunday air battle over North Viet Nam seven U S planes were shot down, the heaviest loss in a single day of the air war. Ground fire caused the losses with pilots observed parachutes and beeper radios, while officials withheld missile attribution. Several aircraft were F105 Thunderchiefs and two F106Fs with electronic gear, amid reports of Soviet SAM II missiles and limited rescue success.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Radio
Hanoi
Navy
al Skyraider
Elderly Panama Man Dies In Friend Car At Station
Police reported 73 year old Oren Eggleston of Panama died of an apparent heart attack after being found in a car by Walter James at the Panama station. Firemen rushed to revive him but he was pronounced dead by a local doctor. James had driven Eggleston toward Meadville to visit a brother but the whereabouts could not be located. Coroner officials had the body transported to St George Funeral Home for services arranged by Spitzer Funeral Home in Sherman.
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Panama
Walter James
Aman
James
Oren Eggleston
Summit Two Buys Recreation Area For 20500
Summit Two purchases a recreation area for $20,500. The site is already equipped with needed facilities, so no extra funds are required for the park. Residents have long favored the area, according to the supervisors.
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Summit Two
Marchers Protected in Open Housing Protest on Chicago's Northwest Side
About 1,500 civil rights demonstrators faced 2,000 jeering whites in an all white neighborhood as police protected an integrated march through Cragin. Violence erupted with rocks, bottles, and firecrackers. 21 hecklers arrested and several injured.
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Chicago
Cragin
St. Genevieve's
Wild Shooting in Fox Chase Ends with Surrender
William Weldner, 55, an unemployed ironworker, held in jail on $5,000 bail after a rampage in Philadelphia protected with a .22 rifle. He chased his family and fired at neighbors before barricading inside his three story home and surrendering after a shot was fired into the house. Police found a .22 rifle and ammunition in the home. he faces charges including assault with intent to kill and breaching the peace.
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Philadelphia
William Weldner
Fox Chase
Weldner
Will
Weidner
William Jr
John Hanman
Fred
Pony Victim of Area Road Mishap
Two traffic incidents over the weekend near Corry and the state line ended with no injuries in the first case and a fatal collision with a pony on the Corry Cutting road. James Ingalls and Warren White faced the mishap, while Dale Bemis owned the pony killed on impact. A separate report notes Carlos Lleras Restrepo becoming Colombia’s president with promises of reform.
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Orry
George Martin
Corry
Warren R. White
Columbus Avenue
James R. Ingalls
R. D
Schifke
Corry-Cutting
Route 426
Pennsylvania-New York State Line
Joseph Basile
James E. Lewis Jr
East
Bond Street
Lewis
Dale Bemis
Johnson Nugents Honeymoon in Nassau Villa
Patrick and Luci Nugent honeymooned in Nassau at Capri corn, a $250,000 waterfront villa. They traveled incognito on Pan American from New York with six other couples, preceded by Secret Service, and stayed first class beside newlyweds Larry and Pam Buczkowski. Luci wore a blue skirt and white blouse. Pat wore a light-gray suit. Both had meals onboard and alcohol was ordered by Nugent. The couple departed via limousine after arrival.
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Nassau, Bahamas
Patrick
Luci Johnson Nugent
Mrs. Frisbee
New York
Kennedy Airport
Luci_Johnson
Secret Service
Pat
Luci
Kennedy
Pan American
Capricorn
Rebekah Harkness-Kean
Nugents
Larry Buczkowski
Pittsburgh
Buczkowskis
Nugent
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Henry
William F. Riempp
Bensalem Township
Roeschen
John Robinson
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Meras
Uberal
Jose Jaramillo Giraldo
Jaramillo
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Bahamas
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