Voter registration and city council actions reported
A March 9 voter registration will run 2 to 8 pm at the fire hall per chief registrar Mrs Shirley Colvin. City Council approved George Cote to fill a five year Airport Authority vacancy. Traffic signs planned east and west of Shady avenue to ease heavy trucks turning onto East Main. Multiple local incidents and hospital births noted, plus a PA Electric steam rate suspension and various court cases including Ackerman pleading guilty to gun and assault charges.
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Shirley Colvin
Number One Fire Hall
East South Street
Airport Authority
George Cote
Wright Street
Cote
Shady Avenue
East Main Street
David Johnson
Firestone
Johnson
Gleason Says His Show Exits CBS Schedule
CBS announced Gleason’s program will not be on the fall slate due to his refusal to add more Honeymooner segments. Gleason, in Miami, shrugged, saying he cannot guess about next season and will still earn $100,000 annually for years. He noted a network VP said the situation isn’t final.
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Miami
Jackie Gleason
Cbs-Tv
New York
Gleason
Michael Dann
Supreme Court to Hear Confrontation Clause Case On Allen
Illinois argues Allen waived the Sixth Amendment right to be present at trial due to his conduct. The state and defense debate alternatives to ejection such as courtroom removal for televised proceedings or a sound proof booth. The hearing revisits banning visitors, shackles, and gags as potential means to maintain order.
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Supreme Court
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
Llinois
Allen
H. Reed Harris
Chicago
Chicago 7
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hoffman
Seale
William J. Scott
Illinois
Harris
Bombers Drop 1 000 Tons Of Bombs On VC Positions
American B52 bombers released nearly 1 000 tons of bombs on suspected North Vietnamese positions along the Cambodian border southwest of the Ben Het Special Forces camp. The raids aimed to disrupt potential attacks as two North Vietnamese regiments were centered in the region. United States Command reported two American helicopters shot down near Saigon and nine enemy rocket and mortar attacks with some American injuries. The Viet Con g accused the U S of chemical warfare and defoliation, while also noting the death of Maj Huynh Thanh Mung in Tay Ninh Province.
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Saigon
Ben Het Special Forces Corp
Central Highlands
Speer
Jainlands
U.S. Cominam
Baas
Ben Het-Cambodian
Ben Het
Duc Lap
Bu Prang
U.S
Allied Command
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Washington
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Tay Ninh
Huynh Thanh Mung
Mung
Nguyen Tan Manh
Cao Dai
Unified
National Armed Forces
Cambodia
Council of Advisers
Senate extends hunger committee for another year
The Senate voted 47 to 12 to extend its hunger committee for a year, authorizing 246000 dollars to fund expanded work on malnutrition and related medical care and welfare issues. McGovern led the drive from Hawaii with hearings planned for March 24 on poverty problems.
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Washington
Senate Jus
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Hawaii
Iiguur
Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Nixon
Senate
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David C. Turner
North Center Street
East Bond Street
Richard C. Hammond
Ruth A. Mulvin
Liberty Street
Quay Shaffer
Park Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
James Gregor
R.D
Union City
Gregor
Joyce Hinkler
Ason
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lauren Shreve
Marion Street
Shreve
Jacqueline Woodworth
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Erie
Public Utility Commission
Kenneth Schenck
Bear Lake
Baccus Corners
Schenck
John Jensen
Sciota Inn
R.D. 1
Corry
Corry- Spartansburg Road
Patricia A. Burlingame
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Corry State
Steven R. Wettenburg
William Barbour
Gail Ruth Sr
Crawford County
Ruth
Robert M. Ackerman
Titusville
Joyce Steadman Bernard
Ackerman
CBS
F.d.1lc
Marine
Marine Bank
Gioia
Qreen
B. Bor
Contadina Tomato
Fore
Aldowal
America
Maverick
Falcon
Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
New Life Fed To Hunger Committee
Allen J. Ellender
Dail White
Snap Tite, Inc
Titusville Rd
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