Four Women Hurt In Union City Crash. Driver Critical
A two vehicle crash near Union City leaves one driver critical and three women injured in fair condition. Victims Mrs Elgin and Mrs Ladd, both of Union City and Corry residents, suffered multiple lacerations and fractures after a pickup crossed into their car as both vehicles slowed near a cement plant. All four were returning from Elgin Electronics in Waterford. the other driver, Pat N Wester Jr of Waterford, remained in good condition at Doctors Osteopathic Hospital in Erie.
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Union City
Pace City Memorial Hospital
Elgin
Ladd
Bayt ( Auuelle) Grabowski
Wilbur
R. D
Corry
Elgin Electronics, Inc
Waterford
Seea
Pat N
Wester Jr
D. 1
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Erie
U S Steel Announces Hike as Bethlehem Reviews Market
U S Steel Corp raises prices by 2.75 per kilo in Pittsburgh while Bethlehem Steel and Toland delay comment, saying they will review the market situation. Weirton Steel and other firms take no immediate action as White House says the move is unwarranted wartime price action.
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Wale
Ackley
Bethlehems
Itcrease
U.S
Joseph L. Block
Toland
U.S. Steel
Hecng Steel Corp
Walt J It
ULS, Steel
Pittsburgh
California
Kara Ot
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Teogal Ackisy
John F. Kseed
Assembly To Kick Off Two Contests On Handicapped
A school event at Saar High School tomorrow opens two contests tied to hiring the disabled. CHEER and the Pennsylvania State Employment Service will explain entries for an essay and a poster contest with prizes from local groups. Mrs. Norman Tarbell leads the program detailing entry rules.
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Aglass
Cor v Phren Hla High School
Saar
Therang!vie Cheer Organization
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Abi
Norman Tarbell
Loophole Frees UC Man From Fish Kill Trial
An indictment against Union City resident Donald D. Rooney, manager of the Union City Orange League Federation fertilizer plant, was quashed by Judge Burton R. Laub. Rooney had been charged with pollution for allegedly dumping chemicals into the stream without a permit. The judge ruled the state information failed to meet legal requirements, freeing Rooney.
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Erie
Union City
Burton R. Laub
Donald D. Rooney
Orange League Federation
Agway
Rooney
Arden Norman Ely
Vernonston Ae Fee Special
Ate Arte Cate
Ape Rooney
State Sanitary Water Board
Strium
Laub
Will Schaaf
Weiting
Elderly Couple in Transit to Hospital Hurt in Texas Incident
An elderly couple from Stinnett near Borger was injured when their car careened early today. Ambulance crews rushed the group as the patients were reported in fair condition despite the crash.
Johnson seeks 13 billion extra for Vietnam war funds
President Johnson plans to ask Congress next week for an additional nearly 13 billion dollars to cover Vietnam war costs for the year ending June 20. About 5 billion would replace military stocks, with the rest kept in reserve. The move would raise total Viet Nam funding to around 14 billion plus, amid a lull in bombing and continued peace efforts.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Sen
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Honolulu
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine Corps
Greene
North
U.S
South Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hanoi
North Viet
Rr Innees
Arthur J. Goldberg
Naomi
Dirksen and Ford push cuts to Great Society in Viet Nam budget
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen signaled a coalition to trim Great Society funds as Johnson's budget targets 110 to 115 billion dollars. House GOP Leader Ford urged reductions to avoid financing both guns and butter, risking tax hikes or inflation amid war costs.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
White House
Dirksen
Congress
Viet Nam
House
Gerald R. Ford
John L. Metty
McClelland Names Staff as He Sets DA Agenda
New district attorney Lindley McClelland announced his office staff and signaled greater sheriff involvement. Richard Brabender was named chief assistant district attorney. C C Jackson and Ruth Masso were named secretaries. Four assistant DAs remain to be named after consultations with incumbents. The four current aides include William A. Peiffer, Michael Palmisano, Andrew Nowak and Robert Kelleher.
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Lindley R. McClelland
Richard Brabender
C. C. Jackson
Ruth Masso
McClelland Consern
Corry
William A. Peiffer
Michael Palmisano
Andrew Nowak
Robert Kelleher
McClelland
Criminal Court
Brabender
Carney
Sheriff's Office
YMCA membership drive names campaign leaders
At a YMCA steering committee meeting John Rossbacher was named campaign director with Carl Taylor as codirector. Robert Bracken heads the Century Club division and Alton Dahlstrand the sustaining membership division. Frank Sturgis leads the publicity committee. The drive runs February 4 through 15 and ends with the YMCA meeting and auction. Mrs George Hagger chairs the auction committee.
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YMCA
John Rossbacher
Carl Taylor
Robert Bracken
Century Club
Alton Dahlstrand
Frank Sturgis
George Hagger
Banks to report condition of national banks
Washington The comptroller of the currency today issues a call for a statement of condition of all national banks at the close of business Friday December 31.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Reagan Enters California Governor Race In TV Style
Ronald Reagan announced his run for the Republican nomination for California governor turning to a relaxed TV presentation that contrasted with traditional campaigns. Backers see a chance to energize the party while opponents react with criticism as the race moves into the primary.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Cal
Atal Fr
Jekel
Waters
Transit Strike Grips New York City Amidst Turmoil
Thousands head to work early as a five day old transit strike stalls buses and subways. Mayor Lindsay meets mediators while Long Island Rail Road face possible shutdown and workers demand resumed service. Quill remains hospitalized in serious condition after collapse during protest.
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New York
New
Michael J. Quill
John Y. Lindsay
Americana Hotel
Long Island Rail Road
Manhattan
Henry Deere
Barnes
Lower Manhattan
Lindsay
Cy Hall
Ae Wa Ig
Jesdy
Bik Agime
Long Island
Queens
Ree
Rice
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
Harry Zuckerman
Apl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
U S Indicts Bobby Baker On 9 Counts
A federal grand jury indicted Bobby Baker former secretary to Senate Democrats on nine counts of tax evasion conspiracy and other offenses. The charges state he understated income by 54558.91 for 1961 and 1962 and evaded more than 23000 in federal taxes. The indictment also accuses him of concealing income by routing payments through a Washington attorney. Baker could face multiple penalties including up to five years and 10000 dollars for each tax count.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Baker
Internal Revenue Service
Wayne L. Bromley
Johnson
Senate
California
California Savings and Loan
Optare Ret
Bromley
Nevada
Clifford Jones
United States
Crash Kills 3 Pa. Men Near Westinghouse Bridge
A small postal workers bus collided with an auto near the Westinghouse Bridge in Ne Braddock PA. Three men died Harry Watkins 41 East Pittsburgh Howard Oaks 59 New Stanton and Anthony Paul 50 Harmony. Five others hospitalized two in serious condition. Route 30 traffic jam delayed coroner Dr. James Hunt.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Bridge
Braddock
Allegheny County
James Hunt
Hunt
Harry Watkins
East Pittsburgh
Howard Oaks
New Stanton
Anthony Paul
Harmony
Four Children Die in Waterford House Fire
Fire in Waterford Township home kills four children aged 8 15 12 and 7 while their mother Barbara works away. Police identified victims as Donald Brown Kathy Nancy Julis and Larry. The fire severely injures another brother and investigators search for cause.
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Pontiac
Mich
Waterford Township
Faircon
Donald Brown
Kathy
Nancy
Julis
Larry
Barbara
Blast at Lyon refinery claims 13 lives in gas explosion
A fire at a Butane gas refinery south of Lyon spread through five storage tanks triggering blasts. Officials said 13 people died and a motorist among the injured as investigators opened a formal inquiry. Seven of the dead were firefighters who responded to the initial alarm.
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Lyon
France
Atom Smasher bid whittled to five states
AP sources say the proposed atom smasher bidding list has been pared to five states Illinois Wisconsin California Colorado and Michigan with no others remaining in contention.
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Wastington
Smasher
Ilinois
Wiscons
California
Colorado
Michigan
Week Of Prayer Planned By Local Churches
Local churches sponsor a six week prayer services series at First Methodist Church January 16 through January 31. Rev H Kenyon Leishman opens the speaking with Rev Joseph Kanzlemar providing residence each evening. Theme is Prayer The Need at This Hour. Public invited to attend any or all services.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Oakland
Calif
James M. Harris
Ou i. Frankel
Patricia Walk
Assembly
UC Man
Borger
Tex
Bert Smith
Stinnett
Irs
Smith
Grant Health
Johnson War Kitty
McClelland Sill Mum
U. S
Atom Smasher
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