Israeli Press Urges U S to Act as Ties With U S Worsen
Israeli newspapers express dismay at U S Israeli relations over Washington not backing charges that Egypt breached the ceasefire near the Suez. They demand proof of missiles near the canal be acknowledged and call for open American action to halt the deterioration.
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Tel Aviv
U.S
Washington
Egypt
United States
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Hatsofeh
Hamadia
Haaretz
Two Youths Arrested Over $116 Jamestown Robbery
New York state youths Benjamin H. Burkhart Jr. and Raymond A. Kaczar were nabbed by State Police in Warren County after an armed robbery at the Workingman's Friend Oil Co. Service Station in Jamestown, totaling $116. They confessed, were arraigned as fugitives from justice, and jailed in Warren County before transfer to Jamestown.
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New York State
Warren
Jamestown
N.Y
Warren Borough
Roger Thelin
Benjamin H. Burkhart Jr
Raymond A. Kaczar
Sinclairville
Conenango Township
Warren County
Workingman’s Friend Oil Co
Justice of the Peace
Raymond
Gilmore
North Warren
Fire at Corry Jamestown plant causes minor damage
Fire crews were dispatched at 7 30 pm to a Corry Jamestown plant where an automated paint sprayer ignited. Firemen returned to the station by 8 10 pm with plant officials reporting minor damage. Journal Photo by Endsley.
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Corry
Tate Witness Describes Visions of Manson as Devil
Linda Kasabian testified on day 16 of the Tate murder trial that she had visions in which Charles Manson appeared as the devil and threatened her infant daughter Tanya. She recalled fleeing the Tate mansion area in fear and considering reporting the murders but worrying she would be deemed crazy.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Charles M. Manson
Tate
Charlie
Tanya
Wojietech Frykowski
Frykowski
Tate Mansion
Charles Manson
Mrs. Kasabian
Ronald Hughes
Leslie van Houten
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Tate
Decimalhey
Pennsylvania Peeved at Nuclear Hearing Exclusion
Harrisburg officials criticized a Senate committee for excluding state representatives from hearings on nuclear power planning. Thomas M. Gerusky urged testimony on Pennsylvania’s experience regulating facilities and handling pollution and radiation. The state has three plants, including Peachbottom in York County and Saxton in Bedford County, with waste discharges into local rivers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Thomas M. Gerusky
Senate
Gersky
Edwin G. Hall
R Montgomery
Gerusky
Sanitary Water Board
Beaver County
Shippingsport
Ohio River
Philadelphia Electric Co
Peachbottom
York County
Saxton
Bedford County
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Juaniata
Susquehanna River
Franjieh Elected Lebanon President Amid Parliament Violence
Suleiman Franjieh won Lebanon's presidency by one vote in a violent session of parliament. He vows democracy and economic growth while seeking national reconciliation amid Palestinian refugee tensions and a pro Western orientation. He defeated Elias Sarkis 50 to 49 on the third ballot.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Lebanon
Franjieh
al Nahar
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Elias Sarkis
Central Bank of
Nasser
Camille Chamoun
Sarkis
Fire Delays Talks At Hammermill
ERIE AP Negotiations in the 69 day old Hammermill Paper strike were set to resume after a fire in the main coal bunker interrupted talks. The blaze apparently started by spontaneous combustion. Company officials redirected to fight the fire while union leaders authorized members to help. Erie firemen were not summoned. extent of damage undetermined. Hammermill employs about 2,000 workers in the city.
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ERIE
Hammermill Paper Co
United Pulp and Papermakers Union
Erie City
Hammermill
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William, Halfast
Hughes
Eral Oor
Wmare Comster
Hammond
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Ture
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Plowright Playhouse
PS Lee
Firestone
Swagons
Farys, Mercurys
Corvairs
Darts
Valiants
Dels Mieke
Wee
Phas
Tirefact
Fee Sontrion Les Ze
Barney
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