Paragraf guidance and car crash notes in Warren
A rough local report covers curb side tree pickup, a two car crash on North Center and Bond, minor injuries to a 1 year old girl and a 13 year old, damage estimated at 125 to 500 dollars, and the phased closure of Doreen Inc operations in Warren affecting about 75 workers. Police are investigating the Pennsylvania avenue collision after a snowbank caused a car to strike another.
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Iust
North Center
Walter B. Ford
Fairview Park
Ohio
Senthixmund
James S Maleski
HL D. 1
Pinchey Lake
Maleski
Ncy
Doreen, Inc
Warren
Doreen
John Hague
Exxporste
George Walkinshaw
Fer
Hazleton
Douglas J. Weis
RD. 1
Corry
George Beardsley
West Bond Street
Bond
Beardsley
Weis
Nancy Weis
Douglas
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Walker
East
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Waltier
Terry Parker
Shady Avenue
Shortest Distance Beneath Customer and Store
A garbled note references tolls and aircraft names including A7 Cor sairs and A3 Sky Warrior. Several others suffer damage as details are unclear in the damaged newspaper fragment labeled the Shortest Distance Beneven Customer and Store.
Gold Price Jumps On London Free Market
On the London free bullion market gold rose to an all time high as buyers traded for solid metal amid Nixon policy uncertainty and distrust of paper money. The morning fix was 42.75 per ounce, up from 42.40, with no sellers and strong demand.
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London
Nixon
U. S
Treasury
David Kennedy
United States
France aims Big Four talks on Middle East crisis
Paris reports France will push for a U S led Big Four foreign ministers conference with Britain the Soviet Union and the United States to seek a Middle East solution. France has banned arms to Israel andK calls for withdrawal from occupied lands under the 1967 UN resolution. Iraq rejects the 1967 plan while Iraq positions troops near the Jordanian Israeli ceasefire line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
U.S
Middle East
Wday
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Territry
Charles de Gaulle
Joel Je Theule
le Theule
Lebanon
Maurice Couve de Murville
Iraq
Radio
Baghdad
Abdel Karim al Shaighaly
U.N
Vlands
Whites File Discrimination Suits Over Jobs
Three white electricians sue three Philadelphia electrical firms and the US Mint, claiming racial quotas denied them jobs. The suit filed in U S District Court by Local 98 IBEW and named plaintiffs seeks injunctions against continued discrimination, costs, and a declaration that quota hiring is illegal.
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Philadelphia
Mint
U.S
Local 98
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Joseph J. Quinn
Haverstown
John W Kelleher Jr
Barrington
John J. Kennealy Jr
Blackwood
N.J
McCloskey & Co
Nager Electric Co
James
Rockefeller Tax Hike Faces Democratic Opposition in Albany
Gov Nelson Rockefeller faces setback as Democratic minority leader Stanley Steingut rejects a sales tax increase. Steingut says Democrats oppose raising the tax and favor higher revenue from top earners, while Democrats oppose the across the board 5 percent cuts plan linked to the budget.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Assembly
Stanley Steingut
Steingut
Rockefeller
Hickel Senate hearing aims but risks confirmation doubt
Secretary of Interior nominee Walter J. Hickel faces skeptical Interior Committee as he defends rapid Alaska development plans and possible regulatory changes. Senate debates also center on Packard stock trust in defense and a slate of Nixon appointees, including Laird Mitchell Kennedy Finch, with hearings outlining budget, civil rights, and welfare approaches. Berger and Pressy wed in Honolulu civil ceremony.
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Washington
Walter J. Hickel
Senate
Interior
Hickel
Interior Committee
Alaska
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
David Packard
Hewlett-Packard
Pentagon
William P. Rogers
State
John Volpe
Transportation
Maurice Stans
Commerce
Elliott Richardson
State Department
Rogers
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Pullbright
D-Aric
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Defense
Armed Services Committee
United States
John N. Mitchell
Nixon Law
Judiciary Committee
Ramsey Clark
Mitchell
Chicago
David H. Kennedy
Hong Kong
Sam David Berger
U.S
South Vietnam
Betty Lea Pressy
Honolulu
City Hall
Nixon Seeks End to War Tax On Expiration of Levy
President Nixon urged ending the $15 billion levy when it expires on June 30 unless Congress acts. He tied elimination to ending U.S. Viet Nam war burdens and suggested the wartime surtax should end after the war. In Chicago he said the tax should be reduced postwar. Also reported a Navy F8 Crusader jet crash near Naha base. Lt. Paul Ringwood ejected and was rescued.
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Nixon
Congress
Chicago
Tesday
Key Biscayne Use
Nada
Okinawa
East China Sea
Naha Naval Air Base
Paul Ringwood
Glen Falls
N.Y
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David Johnson
Vicki
Gerald Frank
West Smith Street
Mead Park
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Toll Suill
Mellon
Yao
Mid-East
Rocky
Fakters
Coelateong
Roberts Furniture
Serge
Furniture Department
South Center Street
Barney's
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