Mexico City crackdowns net 39 traffic police arrests
The first half of a crackdown on Mexico City traffic police bribery yielded 39 arrests. Of these, 19 resigned and six were suspended, as traffic department chief Gen. Renato Vega Amador stated the force will not yield to immorality.
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Hospital notices and admissions in Corry area
At The Hospital is unable to summon a pay delan in case of emergency call 665-8201 Corry Memorial Hospital for ambulance dial 668-3433. Admitted Mrs. Carl Casler 85 Second Avenue Donald Steuart 345 East Pleasant Street Paula 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Genco 508 West Smith Street Mrs A D Smith R D 3 Mrs James Barrett 17 Mead Discharged Mrs Allen Angell Union City William Ingalls R D 3 Cor Ty Mrs James Maloney 223 South Second Avenue
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Kittelberger Services Set for Walter L. Kittelberger
Walter L. Kittelberger will have services at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m Monday. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial is in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Weather and air operations shape North Vietnam raids
U S spokesmen cited bad weather over Ha Noi as a key factor limiting strikes for a third day. Leaflets dropped by wind drift urged North Vietnamese soldiers to switch sides. Marines reported 23 Communist deaths in small unit actions as air crews hit Dien Bien Phu area bridges and coastal barges. B52s again struck the demilitarized zone in the day's third raid.
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Soviet Uneasiness Seen In 1967 Budget Figures
The 1967 Soviet budget shows defense spending rising above 8 percent and signals growing military influence in policy. It also pledges higher living standards and continued consumer production, while Moscow braces for potential small wars in Asia Africa and Latin America amid Vietnam and China tensions. The leadership fears BrezhnevKosygin challenges from a younger public demanding goods.
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New Atom and Ba2s Formations in Vietnam War Action
Reports describe multiple Viet Cong and North Vietnamese positions hit near Qui Nhon and Saigon with 93 U S strike sorties Friday targeting huts fortifications and sampans while South Vietnamese pilots logged 143 sorties. In a separate note the Weston collider concept outlines a four stage accelerator chain ending in a one mile ring synchortron with heavy shielding and restricted access.
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Superior Court Overturns Refusal Of Rapist's Freedom
Philadelphia based report notes the Pennsylvania Superior Court overturned a lower court order freeing Heyward Speaks, a convicted rapist dating to 1959 cases involving 21 elderly women. The ruling rejects the claim that suspended counts allowed immediate release and details Speaks's long legal saga and prior habeas corpus release. In a separate Pittsburgh area crash, Robert Barkovich, 26, died when his car collided head on with another vehicle driven by Frank Roebuck, 22, who was hospitalized.
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Servicemen Charged In Espionage Probe
An Air Force sergeant who served at the Pentagon in 1965 and part of 1966 faces an espionage indictment for conspiring with a Soviet diplomat to deliver defense secrets. Sgt. Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt, 24, could face the death penalty if convicted. Also, Retired Army Lt. Col. William Henry Whalen pleaded guilty to conspiring to obtain defense secrets for the Soviet Union, but a related espionage charge was dropped. Malinin, a Soviet embassy official, is named as a co conspirator but not a defendant. Boeckenhaupt was a radio operator at the Pentagon and later an electronics and cryptographic systems repairman with top secret clearance at March Air Force Base.
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