Soviet Union Eyes Peace Tone Amid Middle East Focus
The article notes Moscow’s hints of easing tensions in the Middle East, a treaty with West Germany renouncing force, and hints of openness to U.S. arms talks, while warning of caution with Moscow’s cautious stance and the upcoming 24th Party Congress. It also reports Erie crime news: Jack Peters, 29, sentenced to six to twelve years for Christmas Eve murder of his wife and additional terms for theft of his mother-in-law’s car, after a manhunt ending with an alert constable spotting him.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Moscow
West Germany
Europe
China
Asia
United States
Vietnam
Erie
Erie County
Jack Peters
Lindley McClelland
Peters
Titusville
Joseph Eldred
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Solons Say U S Selling Out Israel
Senator Ribicoff charged the United States with selling out Israel over alleged Egyptian cease fire violations. In a Senate speech he said Israel relied on U S assurances of a maintained military balance in the Middle East and warned Israel was being scolded for voicing concerns as the balance along the Suez Canal shifted.
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STRS
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Nisan
Israel
Ribicoff
Senate
U.S
Mideast
Suez Canal
Storm damages Titusville area with heavy winds and flooding
Severe weather struck northwestern Pennsylvania with Titusville reporting the worst storm in 16 years. Rain reached 2.5 inches as high winds, hail, thunder, and lightning damaged trees and power lines, flooded basements, and forced pool closure and hospital backup power. Public areas reported outages and road closures while Corry and Meadville saw lighter rain. In Warren a motorcyclist escaped serious injury when he struck a removed highway section and was thrown into a bulldozer blade, sustaining leg wounds and abrasions. he was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Pennsylvania
Titusville
Corry
Hydetown
Gresham
Chapmanville
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Franklin Street
Warren
Meadville
Franklin
North
St. Mary's
Martin
Warren General Hospital
Boy Hit By Car On Park Street Injured
James V. Small of Columbus drove on Park Street before noon when a bicycle rider emerged from an alley into the street. Small said he braked hard but struck the boy. Rainesale was admitted to Corry Hospital with multiple cuts and bruises.
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Park Street
James V. Small
Columbus
Small
Rainesale
Corry Hospital
Endsley
Americans Flee U S Tension to Migrate to Australia
Sydney reports a psychology department survey linking U S tensions to rising American migration to Australia. About 3000 Americans now migrate annually, under 2 percent of Australia's intake, up from 780 ten years earlier. New South Wales tests campaigns to attract migrants amid rising inquiries from 76,000 two years ago to 100,000 last year and 61,664 in the first half of 1970.
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Sydney
United States
Australia
Psychology
Immigration Department
Britain
Europe
Era Ae Aate
Canberra
Ee Terald
New South Wales
New York
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Orleans
America
Stanford Hose Memorial Fund Receives 240 Boost
The Stanford Hose Memorial Fund gains 240 in new donations. The latest donor list shows 11,478 at Marine Bank and 26,785 at Corry Savings. A leading contribution is 100 from the East Hantelphairs Compeny via the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hickory Township Volunteer Fire Department.
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Stanford Hose Memorial Fund
Marine Bank
Corry Savings
East Hantelphairs
Hickory Township
Sharon
West Middlesex
East
Daniel R. Hollerbush
Dover
Howard Shreve
Manson slams jail abuse during Tate slay trial
Charles Manson, on trial with three female followers for the Sharon Tate murders, denounces county jail treatment as barbaric calling it like kicking a dead man. He complains of cell searches, forced disrobing, and lack of witnesses as the trial continues.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Manson
Sheriffs Department
Superior Court
Older
Miss Tate
Mr Paroola
Corry Youth Hurt In Freak Mishap
A Corry youth was injured in a freak mishap and taken by ambulance to Corry Hospital then transferred to St Vincent Hospital in Erie. Officials said the youth was showing signs of the incident and details of the detainment or exact cause are not known.
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Corry
Corry Hospital
St. Vincent
Erie
Ban Fishing In N Y State Reported By Department
BUFFALO The New York State Department of and Markets reported a ban on fishing in the state.
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N.Y. State
Buffalo
New York State Department of and Markets
Death and Disaster From N-Plant Threats Taught to Panel
Harrisburg AP report on a stormy hearing about nuclear reactors used by electric utilities. Witnesses urge a five year moratorium on new plants, citing potential 1.5 million deaths from radiation linked diseases and $100 billion in future health costs. Officials note twelve new plants under study with three already operating.
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Harrisburg
California
John W. Gofman
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Radiation Galman
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Galman
Gofman
Sen
D. Elmer Hawbaker
R-Franklin
Pennsylvania
York
Beaver
Bedford Counties
R-Montgomery
Current
Ernest J Sternglass
University of Pittsburgh
New York City
Iss
Penelec Threatens New Rate Increase
Penelec warns it may seek a higher rate rise if the Public Utility Commission denies the current request. The company says it needs revenue to fund a $550 million construction program for 1970 to 1975 to meet customer needs and cover rising costs. ERIE: Barry Hagen, 26, of Erie was killed after being struck by a car driven by Jack Gilson, 40, of Cambridge Springs.
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Electrical
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Public Utility Commission
Penelec
PUC
Erieiterilled
ERIE
Barry Hagen
Jack Gilson
Cambridge Springs
Fear in Asia as Agnew Heads There
The Senate cut supplemental allowances for South Korean and Thailand troops in Vietnam ahead of Vice President Agnew's Asian tour, risking anger in Seoul and Bangkok. The move, tied to the $19.2 billion procurement bill, aims to curb such pay disparities and push broader military reforms.
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South Korea
Thailand
Agnew
Washington
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Vietnam
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Bill M. Krieg
Clifford Holcomb
Corry Ambulance Service
Thomas Rainesale
Charles Rainesale
Tate
Ae Ae Ie Company
Armed Services Committee
Charles B. F
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