Dock Strike Bill Ready Is Needed
Washington AP report on a bill to end the West Coast dock strike via compulsory arbitration if a tentative agreement collapses. Nixon would sign only if the union accepts, with House passage amid party splits and debates over procedure, as a pending union vote could end the 125 day strike.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Mitch
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Rules Committee
Education and Labor Committee
Colmer
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
Area Delegation To Meet With McHale Meadville Meeting Tonight
State Secretary of Agriculture James McHale meets area farmers, Consumer Council members, and the public in Meadville tonight. Delegation led by Mrs. Ted Zeyzus includes Michael Kuzma Blair Skiff Richard Darrow Larry Stultz and Paul Blakeslee. Press conference at Holiday Inn opens the evening then dinner and public meeting. The Journal will attend the press conference and Zeyzus invites the paper's representative to the dinner.
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James McHale
Consumer Council
Meadville
Corry
Ted Zeyzus
State Consumer Council
Michael Kuzma
Blair Skiff
Richard Darrow
Larry Stultz
Paul Blakeslee
Holiday Inn
Journal
Antiabortion couple shakes up Pa panel
In Harrisburg a public hearing by Pennsylvania's abortion commission drew about 40 witnesses as Dr and Mrs J C Willke from Cincinnati presented antiabortion views with slides showing fetal development. They argued life begins at conception and warned against euthanasia while noting legal abortion absence and definitions.
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Harrisburg
Judicial
J. C. Willke
Cincinnati
All-Woman Abortion Commission
Pennsylvania
Willkie
Dr. Willkie
Willkes
Boy 12 Admits Rock Throwing Train Window Injury
Erie Lackawanna Railroad police questioned a Corry boy who admitted throwing a rock at a freight train on October 31. James E. Egger of Hornell NY suffered eye injury and facial fracture. he was hospitalized and cannot yet work. The youth is on unofficial probation and reports to the station Saturdays.
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Corry
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
James E. Egger
Hornell
N.Y
Egger
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Nichols
Nixon Studies Move U S May Recognize Bangladesh
The Nixon administration weighs recognizing Bangladesh as part of a wider South Asia policy review. Key questions involve India's and Pakistan's future alignments, regional ties, and the role of U S economic aid, with no decision expected until after Nixon’s China map.
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Washington
Nixon
Bangladesh
U.S
South Asia
India
Pakistan
Peking
Moscow
United States
Subcontinent
China
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
New Delhi
Congress
Corry Man Dies of Apparent Heart Attack on Roof
Warren Ross, 66, of 503 West Washington Street, collapsed while on his roof around noon. A 4 year old neighbor reported the incident. Ross was transported by emergency vehicle to Corry Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Warren Ross
West
Washington Street
Ross
Corry Memorial Hospital
Teachers To Vote On Contract Tonight
The Corry Area School District negotiates a new contract after weeks of talks between teachers and the school board. Tonight a special after school meeting ratifies the agreement for next year, with details withheld until board approval. On Monday the board will reconvene to review and vote. The Presbyterian Church U S Southern forms regional teams in 15 states to urge members to advocate with legislators on contemporary social issues.
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Corry Area
Richmond
Presbyterian Church U
Communists Blast U.S. New Military Buildup
Paris AP dispatch reports Communist delegates at the Vietnam peace talks accusing President Nixon of planning new military adventures by boosting U S air forces in Vietnam. They cite three aircraft carriers on station in the Gulf of Tonkin and a near doubling of B 52 bombers, while U S officials dismiss the charges as deceitful. The exchange occurs ahead of a World Assembly for Peace in Versailles and amid U S protest over a French rejection of that protest.
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Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Saigon
Washington
Gulf of Tonkin
Indochina
Nguyen Minh Vy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen van Tien
William J. Porter
CBS
Thuy
United States
Porter
Versailles
World Assembly For Peace and Independence
America Fuses Massive Air Power to Warn Vietnam
Saigon reports the United States mounted its largest air armada in months with nearly 400 fighter bombers and B52s in Vietnam, Thailand, and off the North Vietnam coast. About 40 more B52s ordered to the western Pacific. US air and Navy strikes totaled 84 in South Vietnam, with 204 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong and 60 South Vietnamese killed. Three carriers operated off the Vietnamese coast for the first time since 1970. Administration says the buildup protects 133,000 U.S. troops and supports Saigon in facing anticipated offensives.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Thailand
Pacific
U.S. Command
Air
Navy
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Pleiku
Kontum
da Nang
Tonkin Gulf
Constellation
Gulf
Hong Kong
Coral Sea
Hancock
San Diego
Kitty Hawk
Washington
Western Pacific
Guam
U.S
Local Route 6 crash injures two drivers in eastbound collision
A two car crash on Route 6 three miles west of Corry at 7:30 last night left Robert M. Alford with minor injuries after his car rear ended Larry L. Titch’s vehicle which stopped to turn left. Damages totaled 350. A separate Route 277 crash three miles east of Spartansburg damaged a truck driven by Richard P. Schmitt with no injuries.
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Route
Corry
Robert M. Alford
R.D. 3
Larry L. Titch
B.D. 5
Titch
Alford
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spartansburg
Richard P. Schmitt
R.D. 1
Russell
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