South Korea declares emergency over North Korea threat
President Park proclaims emergency to bolster defences amid North Korean buildup and China backing UN MDC goals. He warns of possible limits on freedoms and social unrest, while opposition accuses the move of protecting Park's grip. He cites 2.5 million troops and reduced U.S. support as risks to security.
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Seoul
North Korea
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
China
United Nations
New Democrats
Park
National Assembly
U.N
United Nations Command
Korea
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation
United States
American Congress
Persident
Seven Corry candidates miss campaign expenditure filings
Seven candidates in Corry who ran in the November election failed to file Form Seven indicating campaign costs under 150 dollars. Names include Melvin Messenger and six others. Messenger was the only successful candidate listed. County commissioners and the Board of Elections may refer these cases to the district attorney for possible prosecution.
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Erie County Election Board
Melvin Messenger
Charles Elchynski
Don Edwards
Pat Shumsky
Bernard Riehart
Eugene Stoddard
William Halfast
Messenger
Board of Elections
Howard County
Parks
Francis Dunn
Ted Branch
Erie
William Pfadt
Branch
Pfadt
Fred Anthony
Renewal reshapes Corry as First Avenue businesses plan moves
In Corry Fourth Ward renewal plans trigger demolitions on First Avenue. Longtime Joe's Grocery and Meats owned by Mr and Mrs Joseph Amoroso closes after delaying retirement to qualify, now moving to Marion Street. City Council meets to open bids, approve year end ordinances and discuss budget, taxes, salaries, and public projects. Cathers Camera Supply plans relocation to the old Barnes Grocery Store on North Center Street after nearly a decade on First Avenue.
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Corry
First Avenue
Fourth Ward
Joe's Grocery and
Joseph. Amoroso
Amorosos
Marion Street
David Johnson
Johnson
Ray Cathers
Cathers
the Journal
Barnes
North Center Street
Keystone
Harold Akam
Boston House
The
Journal
Akam
A and B Beer Distributors
Joseph Amoroso
Amoroso
Corry Chrysler Plymouth
Route 6
Mark Harvey
Corry Fish Hatchery
Corry Bridge and Supply
American Legion
Legion
Two-Car Crash Near Sugar Grove Injures Two Drivers
A Bear Lake man and a Youngsville resident were injured in a two car collision near Sugar Grove on Saturday, triggering a second crash involving an ambulance and another vehicle. Hildum of Youngsville and Nellie Cornish of Bear Lake were treated and released. Property damage totaled 4900 dollars.
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Bear Lake
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Craig
Hildum
R.D. 1
Alfonso Cornish
Cornish
Nellie Cornish
Pratz
Russia Vetoes Cease Fire Plea Amid UN Tensions
At the United Nations, the Soviet Union vetoed two Security Council motions calling for an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of forces in the India Pakistan conflict. The U S and allies discuss appealing to the General Assembly under Uniting for Peace to press for a cease fire. Bush signaled openness to the assembly option if withdrawal isn’t included.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Huang Hua
Jacob A. Malik
India
Pakistan
Malik
Huang
U.S
George Bush
Assembly
Council
Abdulrahim Abby Farah
Bush
East Pakistan
Soviet Union
Poland
Britain
France
China
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Tass
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
West
Tayi
Jammu
Kashmir
Jets Attack Bombay Amid India Pakistan Tensions
Pakistani jets attacked Bombay, India's largest city, as antiaircraft guns and coastal batteries fired on approaching planes after nightfall. India recognized Bangla Desh rebels as East Pakistan's government and claimed a border tank victory. Pakistan cut diplomatic ties in retaliation. Soviet reaction unclear.
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Bombay
India
United News of India
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
West
Pakistan
New Delhi
Weekend police blotter brings odd cases and laughs
A Erie County incident log recalls a minor fender bender outside city limits, a girl freed from a stuck phone booth door, and a judge petition drive. A Union City man, Anthony Jagta, faced DUI charges after a peculiar drive into a private yard, while officials investigated alleged Holsteins in a cellar that proved unfounded.
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Bill Eaton
Mack Sennett
Mack
Kenneth Nichols
Erie County
Plastics Plant
East Main Street
Nichols
Josephine Sheldon
Union City
Corry Guard Gains Strength In Changeover
The Pennsylvania Army National Guard reorganizes its units nationwide. Corry’s Company C (Part) 1st Battalion 112th Infantry becomes CG Detachment 1 112th Infantry, increasing strength from 82 to 97. Warren’s Detachment 1 Company A 1st Battalion 112th Infantry drops from 82 to 40. Overall authorized PARNG strength falls from 18,353 to about 18,325 with 10 new units formed mainly in infantry armor and artillery. The 28th Infantry Division, 56th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, and 104th Armored Cavalry Regiment remain unchanged.
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Pennsylvania Army National Guard
PARNG
Corry
112Th Infantry
66Th Brigade
Infantry Division
Warren
Army
Pennsylvania
28Th Infantry Division
56Th Brigade
2Nd Infantry Division
104Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Commonwealth
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S. Korea
Bulletin
Willifred Hildum
Wright Street
Clark Hildum
Pryor
Skipton, Md
George William Flaharty
Flaharty
Russia
Corry Motor Inn
Anthony Jagta
R.D. 4
Leo Mather
Mather
Jagta
White Street
Porter Aver
Corry Guard
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