Floods kill 61 as 400 still missing in Buffalo Creek
National guardsmen and volunteers hunted for an estimated 400 missing after floods wiped out communities in Buffalo Creek hollow. Investigators focus on a dam break linked to a lake of mine waste as bulldozers search 14 coal camps along a 20 mile valley.
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MAN
W. Va
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Ben Tudor
Buffalo Mining Co
National
Apartment Plundered By Combined Burglar Wrecker
City police investigate a combined burglary and malicious mischief in which an intruder wrecked an apartment at 108 Snyder Circle. From 4 p.m. Saturday, windows, drawers, and a record cabinet were damaged. cash, coins, a watch, and cigarettes were stolen totaling over 150 dollars. The thief fled on foot. search ongoing.
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Leona M. Smith
Carmen J. Allen
Snyder Circle
Kennedy
Nixon Returns After Historic China Trip
President Nixon returned to American soil after a week in China where he pledged to withdraw all U.S. forces from Taiwan someday and to expand bilateral trade and exchanges short of full diplomatic ties. The two governments kept opposing views on Vietnam, and the welcome in Anchorage featured brief remarks and a 1,750-word communique outlining positions and future cooperation across science, culture, sports, journalism, and trade.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Nixon
China
Taiwan
Vietnam
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Chou Enlai
Shanghai
Nixons
Robert Ruegg
Alaskan Command
Joseph Cunningham
Alaskan Air Command
Chou
William P. Rogers
Chi-Peng-Fei
Henry Kissinger
Marshall Green
Indochina
Japan
Korea
Damage Totals 2700 In Two Area Crashes
Two Cleveland area motorists collided on Route 6 near Union City causing 1400 in vehicle damage. Nancy Catchpole 17 and William Pfingsten 54 crossed paths after her curve error with no injuries. A second crash on Route 8 near Titusville involved David Peeples 21 losing control, sideswiping two parked cars, and ending in the roadway. total damages were assessed at 2700.
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Cleveland Area
Corry
Nancy T. Catchpole
Qeveland Heights
William L. Pfingsten
Union City
Titusville
David C. Peeples
R.D. 1
Margaret J. Reynolds
George E. Miller
R.D.1
Townville
Peeples
Blaze kills boy. brother critical in Clairton fire
In Clairton, a weekend house fire claimed the life of 11 year old Keith Fontaine. His brother Gilbert Fontaine, 15, was listed in critical condition at West Penn Hospital after transfer from McKeesport Hospital to the burn unit. Firefighters said Keith was found in the kitchen of the two story frame home.
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Pittsburgh
Gilbert Fontaine
West Penn
McKeesport
Clairton
Keith Fontaine
Taxes Aims To Dominate 1972 Pennsylvania Budget Fight
Senate Republicans push tax cuts as central issue in 1972 politics in Harrisburg. They predict a large budget surplus and seek to reduce personal income and corporate taxes, while Gov. Shapp calls the moves irresponsible. Democrats control the chamber by a slim margin and the plan could shape primary elections with action delayed.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Shapp
GOP
Pennsylvania
Treasury
William E. Duffield
Fayette
Thomas F. Lamb
D-Allegheny
Cockfight raid nets 72 fans from several towns
State Police from Corry Warren and Eric moved on a cockfight on Schramling road outside Columbus Saturday night and rounded up 72 enthusiasts. The raid led by Trooper Harry Jabo found 30 fighting cocks seized, six dead, and paraphernalia. All 72 fans pled guilty to cruelty to animals with one exception. Those charged included names from Corry Union City Spartansburg Pittsfield Youngsville Bear Lake Sugar Grove and nearby areas.
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Corry
Warren
Eric
Schramling Road
Columbus
Harry Jabo
Paul Pirozzola
Richard A. Daniels
Union City
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Waterford
Erie
Clymer
Jabo
Roger E. Johnson
Lakewood
N.Y
Ruth Mills
Russell
John H. Stranahan
Terry L. Upperman
Terry L. Slye
Dennis E. Upperman
John W. Pless
Louis Merkle
Dennis Triscuit
Donald Triscuit
William Flick
Peter Sanders
James Loveland
Richard Daniels
Melvin St. John
Craig Webb
Ernest Kusiak
Wayne P. Ryland
Thomas Byerley
Dale Burgess
Frank Pollock
Spartansburg
Lawrence Penoyer
Andrew Howell
Dale Coates
Chapman Clark
Alton Swanson
Arnold Russ
Elizabeth Swanson
Norman C. Kenny
Dan W. Kenny
Gordon Warner
Toni Kenny
Kathy Smith
Charles Smith
Robert May
Jan A. Stevenson
Richard Stevenson
Nixon China pact provokes anger across Asia
Taiwan newspapers denounce the Nixon Chou accord as a unilateral move undermining Taiwan’s security. Taipei stocks fall while Chinese on the island fear Beijing gains. Tokyo papers blast the shift as a betrayal by Sato’s government. Soviet Pravda voices misgivings over the summit.
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Taiwan
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Eisaku Sato
Taipei
Peking
Pravda
Communist Party
Asia
U S.A
U.S
China
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
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Yomiuri Shimbun
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