Northern Artillery Seen Near Da Nang
SAIGON AP Three thousand South Vietnamese troops launched a drive to block a Nevis Vietnamese division from the captured Que Son Valley toward Da Nang. North Vietnamese 130mm guns were spotted at Da Nang. F4 Phantoms knocked out three guns and two tanks. The heavy weapons were the closest seen to Da Nang. The North Vietnamese advanced in the valley over the weekend, causing heavy losses to the South. The counter-attack from Fire Base Baldy slowed by artillery fire, as South Vietnamese moved toward Fire Base Ross and Que Son district headquarters. One defender at Fire Base Ross died. 22 killed, 130 wounded, and many others scattered.
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Saigon
Que Son
South Vietnam
da Nang
USS
Air Force Pee
Air Force
Quang Tri
Baldy
Ross
Negotiations Continue as GenTel Pay Talks Open
Mediation session set in Erie as AFL CIO IBEW and General Telephone of Pennsylvania seek a new contract. Locals in Johnstown Erie and Oil City authorized strike if talks fail, wages sit at issue with claims of Bell system parity versus GenTel pay.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Erie
Johnstown
Oil City
Shapp Links Justice Breakdowns to Poor Communications
Governor Milton J. Shapp told the American Correctional Association that inadequate communications cripple the national criminal justice system. He said no money can fix a system where independent professionals operate in isolation, and he cited a Philadelphia case of a 17 year old on a weekend pass as an example of systemic failure.
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Pittsburgh
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
American Correctional Association
Congress of Corrections
Crashes Tie Up City Police and State Patrol
A two car collision on East Main Street left Mrs. John Wise with a neck injury and Gordon L. Baldwin 19 of Erie injured after following too closely in a dust filled area. Damages were estimated at 100 dollars. A Corry youth, Terry L. Brumagin 16, was charged with failure to yield after an accident at North Center and West Smith streets. Damages to both cars totaled 950 dollars. District Justice Porter Auer has the charge information. A Titusville man remained in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a Friday motorcycle crash.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
John Wise
R.D
Clymer
Gordon L. Baldwin
Erie
Wise
Baldwin
North Center Street
West Smith Street
Terry L. Brumagin
Mead Avenue
Center Street
East Smith Street
Lawrence J. Davids
Elk Street
Porter Auer
Titusville
Colvin and Mannarelli in hospital office dispute
Erie County Commission Chairman William C. Hill Jr vows to secure Dr. John Mannarelli a desk in the Erie County office after a recent incident involving Dr. Mannarelli, Director of Medical Services and Facilities. Hill warns of transfers from the annex and emphasizes keeping commissioners out of the hospital while promising changes if cooperation fails.
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Erie
Erie County Commission Board
William C. Hill Jr
John Mannarelli
Annex
Hill
Colvin ‘Mannarelli
Nam
GOP Floor Battle Erupts Over 1976 Convention
The GOP opens its Miami Beach convention with Nixon renomination planned for Tuesday night and Agnew on Wednesday. A key issue on the floor is how delegates will be allocated for 1976, with the Rules Committee meeting to decide. Demonstrators outside the Fon tainebleau Hotel clash briefly with police as security controls the scene.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Spiro T. Agnew
Margaret Heckler
Massachusetts
Fontainebleau
Police and protesters clash near GOP gala at Miami Beach
Police and protesters faced off as 350 SDS members marched in front of the Fontainebleau Hotel during a Republican gala. Troopers blocked entrances while demonstrators burned an American flag and shouted as 200 helmeted troopers held the line. No arrests or injuries reported. A separate candlelight protest by the Miami Gay Activist Alliance stayed peaceful.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Flamingo Park
National Guard
America
Amerika
Nazi Party
Students For A Democratic Society
Fontainebleau
Nixon
Joe Martin
SDS
Miami
Miami Gay Activist Alliance
Convention Hall
Elderly man found after Franklin search in two days
Frederick Sturges 80, a Quiet Acres Nursing Home resident from Warren, disappeared Saturday during a walk near Spring Creek Route 277. A large Civil Defense and volunteer effort, plus State Police, aided by a helicopter, located him safe in Franklin Sunday, after he had been missing since morning.
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Civil Defense
Spring Creek
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Franklin
Frederick Sturges
Warren
Nursing Home
Quiet Acres
Corry
Corry Civil Defense
Sturges
Garland
Grand Valley
Columbus
Rest Home
Titusville
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Ugar
Miami, Fla
American Nazi Party
Mediator
GenTel
Federal Pay Board
General Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone Company
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Byberry State Hospital
Mrs. Colvin
Rocky Pomerance
IRA
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Diehard Provisional
Provo
Londonderry
Provos
James Neill
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Armagh
Donald Raisley
Corry Substation
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