Tell U S Hands Off Passports
A three judge federal appeals court ruled the government may restrict only the passport of a citizen, not the person. It upheld State Department authority to require deposits or assurances for travel to restricted areas while allowing broader travel freedom for citizens.
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Washington
U.S
Staughton Lynd
Yale
Hanoi
W Jane Wittman
New York
Cuba
State Department
Congress
North Vietnam
Two Auto Mishaps Occur In City Limits
Corry city police yesterday afternoon investigated two auto accidents with about 650 dollars in property damage and no injuries. At 1 50 p m William A Malone 78 backed from a parking space on West Main into a westbound auto driven by Joseph Oldenski 60 causing 300 to 250 damage to the Oldenski car and 50 to the Malone vehicle. A second crash occurred at East Washington street and North Center at 5 30 p m when John Patterson Jr 23 backed from Kendall service station into a westbound car driven by Rosario Caruso 50 causing 240 in Caruso damage with Patterson’s car to be assessed. Neither driver injured. Charges in both incidents pending investigation.
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Corry City
William A. Malone
Union City
West Main Street
Joseph Oldenski
West Congress Street
Oldenski
Malone
East Washington Street
North Center
John Patterson Jr
West Washington Street
Kendall
Rosario Caruso
East Main Street
Caruso
Patterson
B52s Strike DMZ Amid New SAM Threats
U S B52 bombers returned to the demilitarized zone to blast North Vietnamese targets despite a second wave of SAM missiles. The raids hit troop concentrations and artillery positions north of Con Thien and suspected infiltration routes along the Cambodian border. A new Marine amphibious and helicopter assault occurred in the northern sector as 35 000 Communist troops concentrate nearby.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Con Thien
Bu Dop
Quang Tri Province
Discover Woman 77 Tied In Own Cellar Seven Days
An elderly Pittsburgh woman survived seven days bound on a cellar floor after robbers posing as church collectors forced entry. Mrs Lotta Keller, 77, was found dehydrated and exposed but in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. Neighbors entered after mail and newspapers piled up, and she freed herself from clothesline restraints.
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Pittsburgh
Miss Stewart
Misa Stewart
National Bank Introduces 5 Percent Savings Bonds
The National Bank of Lorry unveiled a 5 percent Savings Bond and 5 percent income bond plan. Keppel says the bonds can yield up to 5.60 percent, require 2500 or more in multiples of 100, and pay semiannual interest. Existing 4 percent certificates may transfer on maturity with notice.
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The
National B Bank of Lorry
H. Martin Keppel
Keppel
Journal raises home delivery price to 65 cents
The Corry Journal increases home delivery to 65 cents for six days and 55 cents for five days when holidays cut delivery. Stands price remains 10 cents. Carriers who deliver to cars 307 days a year will receive five cents weekly. Rising wages and supply costs drive the change.
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Journal
The
Corry Journal
Landmark Kidney Donor Suit Denied by Court
In a landmark ruling Judge Hamilton Ward held that a mother who donated a kidney to save her son cannot sue the doctors who negligently removed both of the son's kidneys. The decision creates new law as medicine advances. Justice Ward noted possible future legislation to cover transplants. The plaintiff Katherine Sirianni of Lockport claimed $300,000 for health impairment. The son Carl Sirianni, also of Lockport, had previously sued for a substantial sum, with a settlement of $280,000. Defendants were Dr Wilfred M. Anna, Dr Joseph D Errico, and Dr William C. Stein, all of Lockport area. The court said the donor's action did not revive or extend the doctors' negligence. The ruling preserves the core issue: can a donor sue for negligent transplantation.
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Buffalo
Supreme Court
Hamilton Ward
Justice Ward
Katherine M. Sirianni
Ave. Lockport
Niagara County
Carl Sirianni
Wilfred M. Anna
Lockport
Joseph D'Errico
Bear Ridge Road
Pendelton
William C. Stein
Humian
LBJ Flies To Secret Stopover
President Johnson departed Australia after memorials for Harold Holt and talks with allied leaders in the region. He flew to Darwin unannounced for refueling and hinted at broader plans in Vietnam, while stressing Australia’s Vietnam policy. Johnson also met with Prime Minister McEwen and regional leaders, and discussed peace prospects with South Vietnamese President Thieu without signaling formal talks with the Viet Cong.
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Darwin
Australia
Johnson
Harold Holt
Vietnam
Melbourne
U.S
Thailand
Washington
Pacific
Paul
Nnita
Communist Party
Union
Tawhn McEwen
South Vietnam
South Korea
New Zealand
Indonesia
Philippines
America
Harold Wilson
Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore
Nguyen van Thiue
Thieu
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Front
North Vietnam
Adam Malik
White House
United States
Holt
Philip N.W. Strong
Kennedy
State Legislators Add Million Gift in 1967 Session
The 1967 Pennsylvania General Assembly wrapped up for Christmas after approving pay raises of $1 million for legislative leaders and staffers and expanding pension benefits for all members. Senate also OK’d $104 million in university appropriations as both chambers adjourned. Governor Shafer touted constitutional revision while critics called the year a futility.
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Hiatary
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Herbert Fineshan
Fineman
Newsmen
Wakkuopunu
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Santa Claus
General Assembly
Corry Youth Cited After Carols Spark Incident In Union City
A year old Corry youth joined Union City High School Mixed Chorus carols but yelled over them prompting two Union City councilmen to detain him and escort to the police station. Peace Justice Ward Bliley fined him 25 dollars and costs nine for reckless conduct and warned of jail if unpaid. Earlier in Sherman a Columbus youth and another from Corry were cited after a crash. Jack McCloy of Columbus was fined twenty dollars for speeding and an adjunct, Rexford Messinger of Corry, paid twenty five for disorderly conduct.
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Corry
Union City High
Union City
Harold Maynard
Wilbur Rexrode
Ward Bliley
Bliley
Sherman
Columbus
Jack McCloy
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
John Karges
McCloy
Rexford Messinger
Shady Avenue
Fulbright Says Vietnam War Not Worth Price
U S Senator J William Fulbright told Arkansas constituents the Vietnam war is a mistake and that the best support for troops is to seek an end through negotiation He called it a civil war mischaracterized as aggression and urged settlement Fulbright heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and spoke after a top administration official said resolutions seeking congressional war support were drafted in advance of a Communist naval incident.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
U.S
Vietnam
Tam
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Zoning Okayed for New Store Complex in Corry
The Corry Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved Jack and Larry Lechtner to build a shopping plaza on the Fogle lumber site between Franklin and West Smith. The plan converts light industrial to commercial use and includes Buyer's Fair, a grocery, and a drug store. Construction starts in spring with a target opening by October.
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Corry
Mother and two youngsters hurt in Co rry crash
Mrs Jeanine Smith 30 of A D 1 Spring Creek and her children Marilyn 7 and Merle 4 were injured when their car collided with a second vehicle at a Columbus Dodd development intersection. All three treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Victor Van Tassel 25 escaped injury. Property damage totaled 80. Trooper James Hawk and Stopper Harold Eberhardt investigated.
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Jeanine Smith
R. D
Spring Creek
Journal
Eaton
Dodd
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Marilyn
Merle
Victor van Tassel
Corry
Corry State
Children Seek Longevity Record In Backyard Capsule
AP reports Kenneth Davis 13 and John Grantham 12 entered a makeshift space capsule in Davis family yard on Christmas Eve hoping to set an earthbound longevity record during a wake-believe test. Authorities urge caution as age and safety concerns arise.
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Luchhan
Santa
Kenneth Davis
John Grantham
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South Viet
National Bank
LBJ
James Hawk
Harold Eberhardt
Santa Wien
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