Corry Man and Pal Extradited Over Virginia Shooting Abduction
A Corry man Conrad Dale McQuiston 22 and Joseph D Ambrosio 21 of Melrose Park Illinois were extradited from North Carolina to Virginia on charges of wounding a state trooper and a Suffolk justice of the peace and abducting a 15 year old girl Nancy Jean Owens of Suffolk. They waived extradition after capture near Elizabeth City. Owens was found unharmed in a barn five miles from the crash site. McQuiston is also named as a prime suspect in thefts of a check writer and checks in Union City and Mercer Pennsylvania. Detainers will be sent to Norfolk for further proceedings.
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Corry
Ilinois
North Carolina
Virginia
Conrad Dale McQuiston
Joseph D’ambrosio
Melrose Park
Tll
Associated Press
Suffolk
Wenesday
Elizabeth City
N.C
Nancy Jean Owens
McQuiston
D'Ambrosio
A.K. McPhail
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Hayes
McPhail
Hayes
Owens
Union City
Kimmy- Nichols Auto Agency
Midwest
West Lafayette
Ind
Lucas Chrysler- Plymouth
Mercer
The
Journal
Norfolk
Carl Miller
Miller
Consumers Seek Refund Cash From Drug Firm Pact
Nationwide claimants rush to collect part of a $100 million fund from Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol-Myers E R Squibb and Upjohn tied to a price rigging case covering tetracycline products between 1954 and 1966. Deadline August 16.
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New York
Bronx
Dickstein, Shapiro, Dennis and Galligan
Chas. Pfizer & Co
American Cyanamid
Bristol-Myers
E.R. Squibb
Upjohn Co
Pfizer
Upjohn
Squibb
Justice Department
Cong Casualties Jump as Vietnam Battles Escalate North of Saigon
In Saigon area fighting intensifies for the third day with hard clashes in the Quan Loi An Loc Loc Ninh triangle and near the demilitarized zone. U S bombers conduct heavy raids as Allied losses reported and enemy casualties estimated over 1 700 since the Tuesday opening of the fall offensive.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Quan Loi-An Loc-Loc Ninh
Tay Ninh
CMH Not Ready To Seek Share Of Drug Rebate
Corry Memorial Hospital will not seek refunds from the $100 million drug price fixing settlement by the Saturday deadline. Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim said the board favors later action via the American Hospital Association. He cited complex record checks back to 1953 and small per-patient refund amounts as reasons. Government hospitals may receive larger shares despite many patients served by non profit general hospitals.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
The
Journal Today
Antrim
American Hospital Association
Three Brave Men Honored At Nixon Apollo Gala
President Nixon toasted astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins calling them three brave men who carried humanity beyond the shadows of space. Armstrong thanked the president for the plaque and the medal ceremony honored the trio and three others lost in the 1967 fire. The event followed the astronauts’ tours in New York and Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
New York
Chicago
YMCA seeks instructors for a wide range of classes
Steve Welch, YMCA head, says evening classes for youth and adults may be offered with tight scheduling. The Journal classified ad invites qualified instructors to teach diverse courses, excluding taper snuffing or Sanskrit translation. An unidentified man with a broken wooden leg was treated by a cabinetmaker after a Coast Guard report at Grays Harbor near Aberdeen.
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YMCA
Steve Welch
Welch
Journal
Aberdeen
Wash
Grays Harbor
Coast Guard
Call for UN Peace Force in Northern Ireland Turmoil
Violence erupts in at least nine towns as Catholics Protestants and police clash. The Irish Republic demands a UN peace force while Britain rejects outside intervention. Londonderry burned after protests, with police firing 30 rounds to disperse arsonists.
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Londonderry
Northern Irelond
Northern Ireland
Catholicregime
Irish Republic
U.N
Northern
United Kingdom
Landon
Dublin
United Nations
Belfast
Harold Wilson
London
James Callaghan
James Chichester-Clark
Jack Lynch
Republic
Lynch
Ireland
Chichester-Clarke
British
Foreign Office
Londonderry Citizens Association
The
Bogsiders
Post Office reform could cut costs and reshape leadership
A Post Office official told Rotary that running the department as a government corporation could save up to $1 billion annually, with control transfer affecting cabinet tenure and promoting market restructuring. He projected computerized message transmission within decades and denied the PO would fade away.
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Philadelphia
Ronald B. Lee
Rotary Club
Nixon
House
Lee
Youth Corps Faces Shutdown As Of September In Corry Area
Jim Bailey, rural development coordinator for the Neighborhood Youth Corps, says the NYC program may end by September due to federal cutbacks. Some 100 youths could lose work, with petitions to Senators Scott and Senwicker and Rep Vigorito urged to preserve funding.
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Jim Bailey
Corry
Nyc
Greater
Seventeen Calls Charged To Kennedy After Car Crash
The Manchester Union Leader reports that seventeen telephone calls were charged to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's credit card following his July 18 car crash that killed a young secretary. The calls, including several to Theodore Sorensen and others to an unlisted Boston number, were placed from Hyannis Port, Chappaquiddick Island, and a Shiretown Inn pay phone, with twelve from the inn during the Edgartown Yacht Club Regatta.
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Manchester
N.H
Edward M. Kennedy
Manchester Union
Kennedy
Edgartown
Mass
Chappaquiddick Island
Sidney Lawrence
Lawrence
Kennedy Group
Theodore C. Sorensen
New York
Boston
Washington
Burke Marshall
U.S
Sorensen
White House
Kennedy Compound
Shiretown Inn
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