NYC Braces For 2nd Day Of War Protests
New York City prepared for a second mass antiwar demonstration aimed at closing the lower Manhattan armed forces induction center. About 4,000 police stood by while more militant protesters, inspired by Oakland actions, organized to continue through Friday. Police outnumbered the 1,000 initial demonstrators Tuesday, with 264 arrests including notable figures like Benjamin Spock and Jane Jacobs.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Armed Forces Induction Center
Oakland
Calif
Matthew J.troy
Johnson
Benjamin Spock
Alan Ginsberg
Conor Cruise O’brien
Susan Sontag
Terry Southern
Corry Firm Seeks Secret Ballot Over Union Fight
Corry plastics plant owners have asked the National Labor Relations Board for a secret ballot election after rejecting an International Union of Electrical Workers bid. Paul Roche and William Hayes said management wants a rapid NLRB vote to settle the ballot question before new talks with the independent union. The current contract with the plant's independent union remains in effect with only a single grievance filed this year. In Harrisburg, Labor Secretary William J. Hart named Philip Murray Curran of Pittsburgh as a labor mediator at 14657 annually, Curran leaving a United Steelworkers post.
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International Union of Electricians
Erie County Plastics Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Employes
IUE
Paul Roche
William Hayes
Independent Company Union
Roche and Hayes
Independent
Employer’ Union
Harrisburg
William J. Hart
Philip Murray Curran
Pittsburgh
Curran
United Steelworkers of America
Stata
Arkansas Police Chief jailed over informant name
State Police Director Lynn A. Davis remained jailed after contempt findings for refusing to reveal an informant who guided gambling raids that led to 12 arrests. His habeas corpus bid and Gov. Rockefeller's support frame a politically charged clash as authorities pursue the case.
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Little Rock, Ark
Lynn A. Davis
Davis
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski County
William J. Kirbby
Pulaska County
Grand Jury
Kirby
Winthrop Rockefeller
Little Rock
Arkansas
Rockefeller
FBI
Man Waives Hearing In Gun Pointing Case At Girl
Norman Penoyer of Corry waived a hearing on a charge of pointing a deadly weapon. He was bound over to the February Erie County court. The incident at Huff Kendall Station involved him aiming a shotgun at Barbara Pate who refused to enter his car. She alerted workers and police, who recovered a 12 gauge shotgun from Penoyer at the station.
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Erie County Court
Porter Auer
Norman Penoyer
R. D
Corry
Barbara
Pate
Huff Kendall
North Center Street
Penoyer
Streets Department
Salt Firms Submit Identical Bids Despite Suits
City council learned major salt companies filed identical bids for 1968 road salt. Diamond Crystal of Michigan and International Salt of Pennsylvania bid $13 per ton delivered. Morton Salt bid $14. Diamond Crystal was disqualified for not using the required bid form, so International Salt’s bid was accepted.
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Erie
Corry
Cory
Diamond Crystal of
David Johnson
Erie Harbor funds trimmed in 1968 Corps budget
In the revised US Army Corps of Engineers fiscal 1968 budget, only Erie Harbor suffered a cut from the congressionally approved amounts. Congressman Vigorito said all other Erie Crawford and Mercer County projects received full funding as first requested. Erie Harbor received 80,000 for operation and maintenance instead of 100,000, a reduction not expected to seriously affect the harbor next year. Other funded projects include Shenango River Reservoir 110,000 Union City Reservoir 1,450,000 Woodcock Creek Reservoir 500,000. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Erie Harbor
Congress
Engineers
Joseph P. Vigorilo
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Corps
Pennsylvania
Vigorito
Corps of Engineers
Vigotito
Shenango River
Union City
Woodcock Creek
Heart Transplant Reported at Brooklyn Hospital
WCBS reports the second human heart transplant in history performed today at Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn. A hospital spokesman declined comment pending a formal statement at 6:30 p.m. The earlier procedure replaced Louis Waslikansky's heart with that of a 25-year-old woman who had died.
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New York
WCBS
Brooklyn
Maimonides Hospital
Louis Waslikansky
City to fine unlocked cars in Trenton
The Trenton city administration will impose a $25 fine from December 15 on motorists who do not lock their car doors. Mayor Carmen Armenti announced the ordinance despite questions from the State Motor Vehicle Division about its legality.
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Trenton
N.J
Carmen Armenti
Bombing Ramps Up Near Bu Dop and Dakson
U S Air Force B 52s dumped 450000 pounds of bombs on suspected Communist build ups near the Cambodian border and inside North Vietnam in three raids. engagements followed heavy mortar and artillery exchanges as U S infantry reinforced Bu Dop. Viet Cong hit patrols with rockets. 24 enemy killed, a North Vietnamese regimental commander identified from captured papers. Civilian and militia casualties reported at Dakson, with 47 civilians and seven militiamen dead and 20 wounded.
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Saigon
Cambossian Border
North Vietnam
Bu Dop
Cambodia
Con Thien
Arca
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Bu Mop
Ameryan
1St Division
South Vietnam
U.S
Dakson
Penn State Eyes Tuition Rise Over Funds Shortfall
Penn State President Eric A. Walker warned of a possible tuition increase as the university confronts a severe financial shortfall. He cited Shafer administration delays in funding and noted $16 million in vouchers awaiting state reimbursement, with about $18 million borrowed since July to cover current obligations.
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University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Eric A. Walker
Shater
Enn State
Shafer
Walker
Harrisburg
Hearing Set In Local Embezzlement Case
A former Spartansburg man once manager of the Dean Phipps store is scheduled for a January 5 hearing before Alderman M. S. Cobbett on a charge of embezzlement. James F. Benner, 25, of Bellefonte, was arraigned this week and ordered to appear for the hearing after being linked to taking store funds last February.
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Spartansburg
Dean Phipps
M. S. Cobbett
Cobbett
James F. Benner
Bellefonte
Benner
Phipps Auto Supply
Donald Watts
Union City
Corry
Boy 8 Recovers After Meteorite Hit
In Rock Hill South Carolina an eight year old boy named Casey Little was treated for a minor head cut after a meteorite fragment fell from a teacher’s desk. He said to friends it was not falling but I was. The incident left him with a bump but no serious injury.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Casey Little
Casey
Clymer Voters Debate a 2 Million School Plan
Clymer voters decide Saturday on a 1.95 million building program with a 380 thousand pool add on bringing total to 2.32 million. An 8 pm information meeting at Clymer Central Building details a seven classroom addition at Findley Lake Elementary and a six stall bus garage plus expanded libraries and new science and arts facilities. Architects Howard and Domenici of Jamestown prepared the plans.
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Clymer Central School
Prne
Clymer Central
Findley Lake
Clymer
Howard and Domenici
Jamestown
Gunman Seized After 1-Hour Standoff With Police
Police and relatives confront En- Gene Ector, wearing striped shirt, on a porch as Ector held hostages at gunpoint inside his home. Two detectives hiding behind a minister seized him as he emerged. No injuries reported in what appears to be the result of a drunken spree and grief over a son’s July riot death.
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The
Ector
AP Wirophotad
Federal Meat Bill Nearing Final Congressional Vote
Washington AP A sweeping meat inspection bill backed as a victory for American housewives moves toward approval after House Senate conferees finalize terms to extend federal standards to 15000 plants. President Johnson and supporters tout safety while critics like Rep Poage argue for states’ final say.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Betty Furness
W. R. Poage
House Agriculture Committee
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War Resisters League
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Bu Lup
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