Police report notes found items and local incidents
A pair of goggles and a brown leather billfold with Tim Moorer’s ID were turned over to police. Clinton Daniels reported loss of eyeglasses with black frames. Firefighters battled a fan motor fire at Moose Club with 15 volunteers and $12 damage. Weather outlook calls for below normal Western Pennsylvania temperatures with mixed precipitation overnight.
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Tim Moorer
R.D. 1
Spring Creek
Clinton Daniels
Worth Street
Stanford Hose Co
Moose Club
East Washington Street
William Halfast
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Way Cleared For Postal Corporation
Washington reports a White House backed compromise narrows the deadlock over Nixon's postal corporation plan though opposition remains divided. Union leaders fear loss of congressional rate control while voices align on moving to a semi independent postal authority next year aided by wage arbitration and a 13 member executive council.
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Washington
Nixon
Postal Corporation
David Silvergleid
National Postal Union
House Post Office Committee
White House
Winto M. Blount
Charles Colson
James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Colson
Rademacher
Bufalino Trial Hears Defense Begin Today
The defense opens its case in the federal conspiracy trial of Russell Bufalino and two others accused of moving stolen color television sets across state lines. Testimony centers on Parness and phone records linking Bufalino to Todaro and Sacco. A second item notes a fatal crash near Beaver Falls with Vincent Dimaccio killed and Gregory Palmer hospitalized.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cosa Nostra
Russell Bufalino
Bufalino
Kingston
Salvatore Todaro
John C. Sacco Jr
Attica
John T. Curtin
U.S. District Court
Charles McDonough
Buffalo Bufalino
Paul H. Parness
Parness
Sacco
Todaro
West Side
New York City
Beaver Falls
Vincent Dimaccio
Ambridge
U.S. 30
Green Township
DiMaccio
Gregory Palmer
East Liverpool
Protesters clash with riot police near U S ambassador in Manila
Anti-American demonstrators attacked a limousine carrying U S Ambassador Henry Byroade and his wife as riot police kept the crowd away during Vice President Agnew’s arrival at the U S Embassy. Police used tear gas. the Free Philippine Youth Union and Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation were named by marchers. Agnew praised Philippines on democracy and free press during a brief airport greeting amid Vietnam aid tensions.
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Manila
U.S
Henry Byroade
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnews
Secret Service
Byroade
Free Philippine Youth Union
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
Vietnam
Agnew
United States
Philippines
Nixon
Judy
Party of 40
Eugene A. Cernan
Ferdinand Marcos
Asia
Phippines
Salvador H. Laurel
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ferdinand E. Marcos
The
Manila Chronicle
Marcos
Pacific
Nguyen van Thieu
Honolulu
Adm
John S. McCain Jr
New JP training and ethics rules in Erie County
Six magistrates in Erie County completed a rigorous six day course and passed a qualifying exam with results due early next week. The State Supreme Court rules require JPs to post office hours, limit other occupations, ban political activity, and disallow incompatible practices such as debt collection or accepting fees for judicial bonds. The piece also notes Agnew’s Manila trip, Marcos inauguration briefing, and Vietnam policy comments.
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Erie County
State Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Agresti
Jps
High Court
Justices of Peace
Vermont Storm Dumps 50 Inch Snow Blanket
A historic northeast blizzard dumped nearly 50 inches on parts of Vermont, triggering disaster area declarations and National Guard calls. East Wallingford reported 48 inches, Waitesfield 44, and Marshfield 39 as drifts blocked roads and widespread outages followed four days of snowfall and rain across New England amid twelve deaths.
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Vermont
New England
Deane Davis
National Guard
Weather Bureau
East Wallingford
Waitesfield
Marshfield
McCullough
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Boston
Sennett to unveil crime fund formula in Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP Atty Gen William C Sennett expected to announce today the Pennsylvania Crime Commission's new formula for distributing next year's federal anti crime funds and approval of regional plans for spending this year's money He will likely note a shift from population based to favor large cities especially Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Details of the formula to come later and a suggestion to widen the commissions five member panel are to be discussed Philadelphia official Harold Hopkins proposed adding a police officer an elected official a corrections officer and another member to the panel current members include Sennett Shane Creamer Maz Rosen Judge Charles Wright and Frank McKetta
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Harrisburg
William C. Sennett
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Sennett
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
State Commission
Harold Hopkins
Hopkins
J. Shane Creamer
Department of Justice
Delaware Valley
Maz Rosen
Wilkes- Barre
Charles Wright
Philadelphia Family Court Division
Frank McKetta
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Thomas L. Cunningham
Navarre
Ohio
Route 6
Cunningham
Porter Auer
F.T. Crock
Erie
Crock
Connie
Russell Hutchison
R.D
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
James
Robin Tobin
East
Bond Street
Wright School
Lower Paxton Township
Terry Hicks
Shatto Drive
UU Lee Ae
Hickam
Frank S. Fasi
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Defense
Ernesto S. Mata
Laurel
New JP
Desmond
Electric Company Electrical ‘Contracting
Crime Fund
Columbus, Pa
Skirau
Corry
Mac
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