Israel Airs No Suez Withdrawal Before January
Israel's chief of staff says no agreement on pulling Israeli and Egyptian forces from the Suez Canal area until mid January or early February. Geneva talks resume with prep only as elections loom, potentially constraining concessions. Egypt and Israel clash over force pullback details as UN buffers and passes loom in stalled negotiations.
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Suez Canal
David Blazar
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Elazar
Middle East
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Egypt
United Nations
Ensio Siilasvuo
Finland
Kilometer 101
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Taha el-Magdoob
Col
Aimed Fouad Howaidi
Mor
Canal
Ismail
Suez
Ramahaneh
Cerilli tied to alleged mismanagement in Turnpike bid
Atty Gen Israel Packel accuses PennDOT District 125 of gross mismanagement in Westmoreland County as Cerilli faces nomination to the Turnpike Commission. Investigations cite overpayments, improper bidding, and failure of supervision. Cerilli denies knowledge and pledges reliance on foremen while awaiting final county actions.
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Israel Packel
Shapp
Turnpike Commission
Packel
Egidio Cerilli
Transportation
Jacob G. Kassab
Cerilli
Westmoreland County
Packer
Penndot
Kassab
Auditor General and Transportation Department
Dist. Atty
Albert M. Nichols
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Democratic
Westmoreland Democratic
Nichols
Commonwealth Court
Commonwealth
Senate
State Police Seek Witness To Theft Corry
Corry state police seek witnesses to a theft linked to a log truck seen near the storage yard of George P. Tinke at 619 West Church Street. A 2,000 gallon tank valued at 75 dollars was reported stolen from Route 426 yard before Christmas. Police ask anyone who can identify the vehicle to contact the Corry sub station. information will be confidential.
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Corry
George P. Tinke
West Church Street
Tinko
Indictment Hit Six Gypsum Firms Over Price Fixing
WASHINGTON AP The nations six largest gypsum board makers were indicted by a federal grand jury on price fixing charges. Ten current and former executives were also named. Firms include United States Gypsum Co National Gypsum Georgia Pacific Kaiser Celotex and Flintkote. The government accuses them of a 13 year conspiracy to fix prices hurting customers. A separate contempt petition claims violations of a 1951 court judgment.
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Pittsburgh
Justice Department
United States Gypsum Co
Chicago
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Portland
Ore
Kaiser Gypsum Co. Inc
Oakland
Cal
Fine Arts Group Seeks Patron Returns
Corry Area Fine Arts Council mails renewals to its patron list. Patron fee is 20 dollars with two event tickets. Scheduled events include Erie Philharmonic Chamber Music Orchestra with Erie Civic Ballet at Corry High School February 1 and the full 70 piece Erie Philharmonic Orchestra in a pops concert on April 6 at the same venue. Annual meeting set for January 14 at the Corry Motor Inn. patron fee deadline January 7. New members urged to join the citys only formal arts program. Sings Barcarolle report correction notes Beverly Sills performs in The Tales of Hoffmann at New York City Opera.
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Corry Area
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Rossbacher
Corry Motor Inn
Fine Arts Council
Corry
Rationing Set On Standby Basis By Federal Energy Chief
Washington AP Federal Energy Chief William E Simon announced a standby gasoline rationing system and ordered printing a three month supply of ration coupons. He said operation would not start before March 1 and that Congress must decide funding. If used, the program would cost about 1.5 billion dollars annually and require a new law.
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Washington
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
No Crisis Here Yet But Just In Case
Erie County officials report no serious energy shortages after a countywide survey. Two elderly Corry women had a prior fuel oil allocation issue resolved by Commissioner William O Hill Jr. Civil Defense chief David Parmenter said the survey found no genuine hardships. He planned a meeting with county commissioners.
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Erie County
William O. Hill Jr
Harrisburg
David Parmenter
Parmenter
Where Did Road Do Where Did Road Do Travel Ditch Closure
Heavy rains washed away fill in ditches across South Center street near Chestnut, halting traffic for hours. Cars slipped into open ditches, damaging frames. city Streets Department crews worked to restore passage after multiple incidents reported last few days.
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South Center Street
Chestnut Street
City Streets Department
Journal
McEldowney
Justice Says Mitchell Nixed Milk Probe
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell turned down recommendations for a federal grand jury probe into possible criminal violations by the nation’s largest dairy cooperative, Associated Milk Producers Inc. He later approved a civil antitrust suit against the group, which gave funds to President Nixon’s re election campaign. The affidavit by ex-antitrust chief Richard W. McLaren notes Mitchell was aware of political contributions and involved in campaign matters while decisions about the milk case were made. The suit alleges an illegal monopoly over the Midwest milk market under the Sherman Act.
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Atty
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Nixon
Richard W. McLaren
Antitrust
Chicago
Department
San Antonio
Tex
Police Probe $500 Burglary Case
City police investigate a holiday period burglary at a local residence. About $500 was stolen, including $400 in cash and $100 in checks from Mrs. Ray Barrett of Barrett's Beauty Salon on East Washington Street. Entry was through the rear door and the thief likely exited the same way.
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Ray Barrett
Barrett
East Washington Street
Sean
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