Corry Man Indicted For License Suspension Driving
Erie County grand jury indicted Ronald M. Proper of 534 Liberty St among six on the charge. A Titusville girl suffered a bruised arm when the car she rode in was struck, Fay Pettit hurt riding with Michele ONeil as Ellery Adams backed onto Route 4. Total damage $160. Police noted youths throwing stones at a railroad engine at Franklin St crossing. Marriage licenses filed include John C. Correll and Mary Lou Mick, Corry for 22 and 20. Edward B. Dean, 29, Erie, held on disorderly conduct charge from Mead Ave fracas. Donald Steinbaugh, 16, Port Allegheny, discharged after injuries from West High St extension crash.
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Erie County Grand Jury
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Liberty Street
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Corry
Fay Pettit
Michele O'Neil
Ellery Adams
Clearfield
O'Neil
Erie County
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Mary Lou Mick
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Edward B. Dean
Erie
Mead Avenue
Merle Ottaway
Dean
Donald Steinbaugh
Port Allegheny
Union City Memorial Hospital
West High Street
Union City
Steinbaugh
Iran Considers Empress as Regent After Shah’s Death
Tehran reports Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hoveyda proposed a bill to the constituent assembly to appoint Empress Farah as regent if Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi dies. She would rule until Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi reaches 20, aided by seven senior officials including the premier, leaders of parliament, and the Supreme Court president.
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Tehran
Reza Pahlavi
Supreme Court
Welfare aid below need, says secretary
Harrisburg AP story notes Welfare Secretary Thomas W. Georges Jr. states public assistance allowances last year rose but remain below health decency standards. He cites the department’s cost of living report showing aid to dependent children and general assistance at 71 percent of minimum needs, disabled aid at 75 percent, and old age at 87 percent. a family of five faces a maximum $220.90 per month versus a $305.10 desired minimum.
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Harrisburg
Thomas W. Georges Jr
Georges
Department
Skilled Auto Workers Defy Union at Ford Rally
In Detroit hundreds of skilled tradesmen from the United Auto Workers protested at Ford headquarters to pressure for higher wage increases. They urged a one dollar per hour raise annually for the life of any new contract with Ford, GM, or Chrysler, aiming to close gaps with nonunion pay. The action underlines a split within negotiations as production workers outnumber skilled workers 7 to 1 in the Big Three plants.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Uaws
Red China threatens more violence against Britain in Hong Kong
In a report from London via AP, New China News Agency warns of actions to “completely smash” British rule in Hong Kong as Red China recaps attacks on Britain’s legation in Peking. Red Guards brutalize staff, while Britain braces for possible fallout and potential safety risks for about 190 British nationals in China.
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Red China
Lam Bun
Japan
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Peking People's Daily
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Pentagon says 225 North Vietnam targets bombed since raids began
The Pentagon disclosed that American planes have hit more than 225 key military targets in North Vietnam since February 1965. Most were approved by President Lyndon Johnson on Joint Chiefs recommendations, with targets chosen to limit civilian casualties, avoid Red China proximity, or protect major ports. The White House faced Republican criticism over bombing restraints as the list widened to strike near China’s border and near Hanoi.
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Pentagon
North Vietnam
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Red China
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Pacific
White House
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Michigan
China
Hanoi
Ford
Air Force
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Budget Cut Dilemma Slows Tax Hike Support
Washington AP reports a push for aggressive budget trimming to win House passage of President Johnson's income tax hike estimate. Lawmakers debate a piecemeal, double-edged approach, warning that real cuts are complex and jurisdiction fights impede action. Mills proposes a blue ribbon commission to identify priorities and scrap obsolete programs.
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House
Johnson
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Ways and Means
Arrest Union Member In Crackdown
Philadelphia police arrested John Rispo of Teamsters Local 107 on assault charges related to a feud inside the union. Bail was set at 100000 dollars on the March assault charge and 50000 dollars on the latest charge, amid a probe by District Attorney Arlen Specter into violence at the union hall following the killing of trucker Robert DeGeorge. A witness, James Cheri, was released after questioning on gun charges and withholding information.
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Philadelphia Teamster Union
Arlen Specter
John Rispo
Francis P. O'Donnell
Rispo
Charles W. Melton
Specter
Robert DeGeorge
Union Hall
Sln
James Cheri
DeGeorge
Youth Slain as Trio Held for Murder in Philadelphia
AP report says Ernest Wallace 21 or 22 year old machine operator was stabbed to death on a South Philadelphia street across from his home. Police charged Darrell Fields 20 Richard Barnes 22 and O'Dell McDuf fie 21 with murder after a hunting knife was found near the body following a second confrontation involving about 15 youths.
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Rhi Laveurina
Philadelphia
Ernest Wallace
Darrell Fields
Richard Barnes
O'Dell McDuffie
Wallace
McDuffie
Six Crown Boats Hit In Fog Collision Off Nova Scotia
A Deep Atlantic fog collision left six crewmen dead after a herring boat, the Silver King I, was rammed by the tug Ocean Rockswift nine miles off Armouth N S. Bobby McDowell of Hackensack N J survived after rescuers cut through the wreck to free him from the overturned vessel. His uncle Capt Roderick Boudreau skippered the Silver King I and perished with five others. No injuries aboard the tug were reported.
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Roderick Boudreau
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