No Journal Edition Monday for New Year Holiday
The Journal will skip Monday edition due to New Year. Publication resumes Tuesday with editorial rooms open at 7 am and business offices at 8 am. Postal news notes include a 10 cent weekly price increase for Titusville Herald deliveries next Tuesday.
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Titusville
Youths With Beer Cited After Early Morning Warren Accident
Police arrested two Warren area youths after an early morning accident investigation. Officer Robert Kates, stationed north of the scene, found Kenneth Stanley Schench 20 of Clarendon and Bradley A. Robbins 19 of Bear Lake with beer. They face summons for possession of alcoholic beverages by underage persons.
Marines battle in Vietnam amid losses and weather hampering air war
In Thua Thien and Quang Nam Marines and Vietnamese troops press the Hue and Da Nang region as 33 dead and 30 believed killed by artillery are listed among 70 Marines. Naval air strikes target Haiphong after weather relief but a Phantom jet is lost. Two tragedies hit Mrs. Margaret Williams of Saratoga, whose husband and son died in 1957 and 1967 respectively. A cease fire extension to 6 am Tuesday prompts Thieu and Bunker urgent talks.
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Eva M. Martin
Dunkirk
N.Y
Sealine Paulson
Corry
Orcutt
St. Mary's Church
Thua Thien
Quang Nm
Hue
da Nang
North Vietnam
Haiphong
U.S
North Viet
Oman
Margaret Williams
Saratoga
Calif
Robert L. Williams
Bataan
Lance Cpl
Barry B. Williams
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Elsworth Bunker
Interference ruling pits school directors against PSEA sanctions
Allegheny County school directors passed a 171 to 65 resolution denouncing the Pennsylvania State Education Association practice of using sanctions to pressure districts. They urged investigation into legality and urged directors to refuse cooperation with PSEA sanction teams amid clashes over airings of teacher grievances and the role of the union in local school oversight.
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Harrisburg
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
West Mifflin
Carlynton
Coraopolis
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
Pennsylvania
Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission
U.S. Weighs Cambodia Neutrality Amid Vietnam War Tensions
U.S. probes acknowledge forces in South Vietnam could cross the border to attack Communist sanctuaries in Cambodia, while officials push for true neutrality. Washington sources report limited pressure for invasions, seeking Cambodia removed from the Vietnam War issue. The Johnson administration reacts cautiously, with press secretary George Christian saying the Sihanouk remarks are under study.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Washington
United States
Johnson
Sihanouk
Texas White House
George Christian
Cab firm offers to take you home on New Year’s Eve
Ogden Utah AP reports a local cab company will provide dual home delivery on New Year’s Eve. For a single fare, a cab will pick up the celebrant and bring an extra driver to take the partygoer's auto home safely, according to manager Ray Ross.
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Ogden, Utah
Ray Ross
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