Warren County burglary trio sentenced in court
Warren County judge sentenced Metro Fedorchuk Jr. ex Corry man Robert Hage and Mrs Sharon Hagg after a December 12 burglary at Segel and Sons Salvage Yard. Fedorchuk got 21 days with weekends over eight weeks plus sobriety checks. Haga drew three days and Hagg three months probation. Restitution costs to be shared.
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Warren
Warren County
Metro Fedorchuk Jr
Robert Hage
Sharon Hagg
Segel & Sons
Davis Salvage Company
Jamestown
N. C
Uae
Flick
Fedorchulk
Fedorchuk
Seema
Bagg
Backers Stage Riot As Bond Seats Question Divides Georgia
Supporters of a pacifist civil rights leader clash with police during protests over Rep elect Julian Bond. The case challenges the Georgia General Assembly action on Bond for endorsing SNCC and antiwar views. A three judge panel will hear the federal suit, with a hearing likely by mid next week. Dr King and Horace Mann Bond led marches to the Capitol amid tense rally scenes.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Appa
Julian Bond
Neneco
T:is
Bond
Coorcil
Luther King Jr
Morgan
Atlanta
Capitol
Dr. King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
King
Horace Mann Bond
University
United States
General Assembly
Three Pennsylvanians Killed in Viet Nam War
Three Pennsylvanians are listed by the Defense Department as killed in Viet Nam. Army Staff Sgt. Joseph C. Correll of Hamburg and Staff Sgt. Jaime Irizarry- Perez of Philadelphia were killed in action, while Staff Sgt. Thomas F. Heffernan of Taylor died from non hostile causes.
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Defense Department
Viet Nam
Army
Joseph C. Correll
Dories E. Mae Correll
Hamburg
Jaime Irizarry- Perez
Blanca G. Trizarry-Perez
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Heffernan
Dorothy C. Heffernan
Taylor
Department
Corry Recreation Grants Spark County Budget Fight
Erie County commissioners may drop a $5,000 pledge for Corry's recreation program as part of a larger budget dispute. The 1985 and current plans show potential deficits and proposed revenue hikes, while Mayor William Peiffer seeks smoother ties with the board amid fiscal strain and campaign pledges.
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Corry
Erie County
William Peiffer
Hie Corry Recreation Program
Manan
Jowa
Bagiona West Pennsylvania
Dees
Pellier
Rusk Holds Talks in Saigon on Viet Nam Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and envoy W. Averell Harriman met Saigon leaders including Chief of State Thieu and Premier Ky to reassure that Johnson’s peace moves will not undermine the government. Ky warned that no outside power can decide Vietnam’s destiny and urged careful handling of any peace initiatives.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran van Do
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Armed Forces
Congress
Paul VI
Courthouse Hours Spark Salary Board Meeting Fuss
Erie County Salary Board reels at staff overtime as it weighs merit pay for Dailey aides and raises for deputy district attorneys. Board members Hill, Rzymek, Lamberton, and Controller Clapper push curbs on 40 hour weeks and ensure enforcement of mandated hours while considering a new pay plan.
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Erie County
William O. Hill Jr
Louis Rzymek
Fred Lamberton
Byron Clapper
Recorder of Deeds
Robert Dailey
Dailey
DA Lindley McClelland
Lamberton
Fear Coup Rumors Rise After Saigon Breakthrough
Thirty truckloads of South Vietnamese troops and four armored carriers broke a police checkpoint on the southern edge of Saigon and refused to be informants. Generals unhappy with Premier Ky’s handling of peace feared a Viet Cong sellout. Breakthrough reported at Phu Lam ten miles outside Saigon, with the Viet Minh division stationed about thirty miles south at My Tho.
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Eee
South Viet Nam AP
Saigon
Ma Fee Sear
Vt Secretar
Ithe
Dean Rusk
W. i Ar
Nguyen An Ky
Phu Lam
My Tho
Mother and Baby Die After Sleep on Couch
A Buffalo mother Theresa Feldmann and her month-old daughter Mi shele Feldmann suffocated while asleep on a couch. Police report the baby lay face down against the couch back when the mother woke hours later. The incident occurred as the child sickened earlier in the day.
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Suny Alo
Mishele Feldmann
Theresa Feldmann
Buffalo
Penn a Boy 6 Perishes in Fire in East Conemaugh
Thomas Fails aged 6 died yesterday in a residence fire at his grandmother’s home in East Conemaugh Borough. Investigators say a chimney flue ignited a clothes hamper on the second floor where the child slept. Rescue attempts by the boy and his mother were unsuccessful. the mother was not injured.
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Johnstown
Thomas Fails
East Conemaugh
From Fry Pan It's Short Leap Into The Fire
Warren man Howard Earl Mead of Youngsville was arrested in the county courthouse after failing to make restitution on a November bad check at a Pittsfield grocery. He faced a non support charge and was released after paying costs and honoring the check.
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Warren
Youngsville
Warren Eee
Howard Earl Mead
Richard C. Hegerty
Pittsfield
Hegerty
Mead
Martha Lawson
Six Killed In Crash Of U. S. Plane
Four survivors were found at the wreckage of a U S Air Force C47 transport that crashed on Mt Hermes in Greece. Ten men were aboard including nine Americans and an Italian air force officer. Pilot Lt Col W B Myers was among the dead. he was brother in law to Mrs Eugene Thiesen of 221 East Smith Street. The plane was flying from Turkey to Naples when it went down Thursday night.
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Bailey
Los Angeles
Phowe
Eee Fon
Firestone
Beverly Hills
San Francisco
Harvey 5
Firestone Tire & [Rubber Co
California
Athens
Greece
Corry
Eugene Thiesen
East Smith Street
Col
W. B. Myers
Thiesen
Turkey
Mother and four children die in Jacksonville rooming-house fire
Seven people perished in a downtown Jacksonville rooming house fire. A mother and her four children died of smoke inhalation in a third-floor room. Fire Chief Dale Bond said five others were rescued from the second floor as flames damaged the building near the public square.
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Jacksonville
Dale Bond
Elsie
Brazil City Returns To Normal After Fatal Flood
Rio de Janeiro gradually returned to normal as skies cleared and danger from floods and landslides eased. The death toll reached 198 in the city and 170 in surrounding areas, with many likely unreported in isolated communities. Thousands were left homeless in favelas, and officials contemplated long term housing while federal aid and low cost loans were arranged.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
Bate
Guanabara
Francisco Negrao de Lima
Atlantic
United States
Indonesia
Water Department
Tre Naty
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