Gallagher pleads guilty to evading taxes in 1966
U S Representative Cornelius Gallagher of New Jersey admits evading seventy four thousand forty five dollars in income taxes for 1966. He says he will provide information to federal agents about alleged Hudson County Democratic machine corruption while awaiting sentencing. He faces up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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Trenton
N.J
U.S
Cornelius E. Gallagher
New Jersey
Hudson County
Democratic Machine
Gallagher
U.S. District Court
George H. Barlow
Stern
Eight B52 bombers and four jets lost in Hanoi air assault
In Saigon AP report, U.S. air strikes battered Hanoi and Haiphong with casualties rising to the highest in 19 months. The loss of two B52s and two fighter bombers pushed the toll to eight B52s, four fighter-bombers, and 48 airmen since Monday night, the heaviest U.S. personnel toll since late May 1971.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Radio
U S Bombers Hit Hanoi Haiphong In Heavy Raids
Washington reports B52s and other warplanes face more than 850 missile launchers and anti aircraft guns in the Hanoi Haiphong area. Eight Bs26 bombers lost in four days. The POW camp at the Hanoi Hilton damaged with some airmen injured or captured. Joan Baez and Telford Taylor visited the camp. China protests strikes on Haiphong harbor injuring a merchant ship. North Vietnam says Hanoi Haiphong were leveled with civilians killed or wounded.
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Washington
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
North Vietnam
Pentagon
China
Haiphong
Pekinng
Hanoi
U.S. Command
Set Schooling For Corry Police Officers
Corry police advance training for 1973 with Sgt James Hurlbut slated for a 10 week State Police Academy course at Greensburg beginning January 8. Four academies statewide back the program and a $1848 grant from the Northwest Regional Council would cover replacement officers. Final approval rests in Harrisburg but Chief Nichols says Hurlbut will attend regardless. Also, state orders probe of all UGI Corp gas facilities in Harrisburg after explosions damaged stores, a church, and a warehouse.
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Worty
Corry
Kenneth Nichols
Greensburg
James Hurlbut
Northwest Regional Council
The
Governor's Justice Commission
Hurlbut
Harrisburg
Justice Commission
Nichols
UGI Corp
Split Personality Crash Near Spartansburg Injures Titusville Driver
James E. Caldwell, 29, of Titusville, suffered injuries after his foggy Route 89 sedan left the road south of Spartansburg, split from its chassis when hitting an embankment, and rolled about 40 feet. No injuries reported in a separate Route 6 rear end collision involving Gerald Lindsey and Robert Tuttle.
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Spartansburg
James E. Caldwell
Titusville
Corry
Caldwell
Here
Gerald Lindsey
R.D. 1
Columbus
W.F. Crossett, Inc
Robert Tuttle
Warren
Lindsey
Route 6
Tuttle
POW Camp Too Near Targets In Hanoi Bombing
Washington accuses Hanoi of violating the Geneva Convention by locating a damaged POW camp near likely air raid targets. Radio Hanoi claims walls are cracked and prisoners, including some Americans, were injured during raids on Hanoi. JoAn Baez, Telford Taylor, Michael Allen and Barry Romo joined visiting Americans on a tour of the camp.
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Washington
Pentagon
Radio Hanoi
Hanoi Hilton
Jerry W. Friedheim
Hanoi
White House
Friedheim
Joan Baez
Telford Taylor
Reéy
Michael Allen
Barry Romo
Pothole Parade prompts state officials’ response
The Journal mailed six packages of photos and news items about Pennsylvania area pothole problems to Gov. Shap, State Sen. Dwyer, several representatives, and transportation officials. Only Kassab replied, stating a December 12 inspection found needed shoulder repairs though funds limit progress. other items attributed to local city and township responsibilities.
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the Journal
Pennsylvania
Milton Shap
R. Budd Dwyer
Forest
Hopkins
Rep
William Allen
Jacob C. Kassab
Secretary of Transportation
Chauncey Saupp
Franklin
Corry
C.P. Saupp, PE
First Avenue
Carry
Stewart Road
Crosscut Road
Nixon Fights Meat Costs Cuts Quotas
President Nixon suspended 1973 meat import quotas to curb rising supermarket prices, with Shultz noting relief is not guaranteed. He projected total meat supply to rise about three percent mainly from domestic production, and reviewed quarterly whether to reinstate quotas amid ongoing demand pressures.
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Nixon
Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Australia
America
Secretary of Agriculture
New Zealand
U.S
Car and House Keys Snatched From Lock
Mrs. Agnes Upperman of 8 Spring Street reported to police that while unloading packages from her car she left keys in the trunk lock. A few minutes later both car and house keys were missing and she saw two long haired youths near Spring and West South streets, though she did not recognize them.
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Agnes Upperman
Spring Street
Biy
Upperman
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