School Crossing Guard Killed Near Clarion
Parental curfew violation cited after two 15 year old boys nabbed by patrol officers near the YMCA. A Spring Creek driver’s car slid on East Washington, hitting a parked vehicle. 16 year old Dean Mitchell reported damage. A snowmobile driver, Michael Malone, faces reckless driving after a crossing accident at Avenue A. Lost eyeglasses and car keys turn up at the city station.
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Y Building
Spring Creek
East Washington Street
Wayne Street
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R. D
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Wayne
J. Lyle Graham
Erie
Mitchell
Michael M. Malone
Ridge Street
Malone
Avenue A
State Float Aims at 1976 Bicentennial in DC Parade
AP reports Pennsylvania unveils a float in Washington to back its bid to host the 1976 Bicentennial with Philadelphia as the centerpiece. The centerpiece features a Birthplace of the Nation sign, a Washington crossing depiction, Independence Hall replicas and Liberty Bell figures. Cost to build the float was 10,241 dollars funded by the Committee of 100,000 Pennsylvanians.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Shafer
Philadelphia
George Washington
Delaware
Independence Hall
Great Danes Kill 400 Chickens in Edmonds Farm
In Edmonds near Redmond, two Great Danes were shot after slaughtering about 400 chickens and injuring many others. Tito Morelli, 72, said he would have been killed if not for his son Dante, 29, who fired the shotgun during the attack on their poultry farm.
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Wash
Redmond
Dante Morelli
Tito Morelli
Dante
Morelli
Man Dies After Pool Hall Bet Dispute in Pittsburgh
Edgar Slick, 23, of Arnold Westmoreland County died at Mercy Hospital from head injuries after a pool hall dispute over a bet Saturday night. Police say Slick welched on a game bet and was knocked to the floor by another man, who witnesses say struck him after Slick reportedly owed money.
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Edgar Slick
Arnold
Westmoreland County
Mercy Hospital
Slick
U S Officials Signal Pause On Paris Talks After Washington Move
The article notes ongoing substantive talks in Paris with U S officials split on when talks will resume. W Averell Harriman, Johnson's chief negotiator, traveled from Washington after meeting Lodge, while Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky and South Vietnamese delegates prepared to return to Paris amid deadlock over summit arrangements and seating.
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Paris
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Nguyen Caa
Saigon
Harriman
Vietnam
White House
Hijackings to Cuba Leave 257 Aboard Jets
Two Eastern Airlines flights were hijacked on Sunday, carrying 257 passengers to Havana. A Dominican youth seized a stewardess aboard the New York to Miami jet and forced entry to the cockpit, while a second prop-jet with 75 aboard landed in Havana after a separate hijack. Passengers reported the hijackers spoke Spanish. one hostage was a stewardess who translated during the incident.
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Eastern Airlines
Cuba
Havana
Eastern
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Varadero
Pamela Gates
Syracuse
N.Y
Gladys Scheck
New York City
Santo Domingo
Charles Suskind
Brooklyn
Miss Gates
Joan Tougnoli
Edgeswater
B.D. Smith
Atlanta
Smith
Jose Marti
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Dean Ricker
Barranquilla
Colombia
Call Workers Back After Strike Ends at Mesta Plant
(AP) Mesta Machine Co began calling back workers today after a contract ended a 16 week strike. Company officials started recalling men and preparing the plant for operation. Lone maintenance workers were among the first to return.
Nixon pledges peace drive and open world in coast speech
Richard Nixon, drawing on wartime fatigue and public longing for unity, urged a shift from confrontation to negotiation. He vowed open channels with all nations, including a possible resumption of ties with China and Cuba, and stressed government and people must act together to meet domestic challenges while preserving Kennedy era programs.
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Pueblo Case Opens Today in Navy Inquiry
Five admirals begin a Navy inquiry into North Korea's capture of the USS Pueblo a year after the seizure. The court weighs if the ship intruded into North Korean waters before boarding, the crew’s conduct, and whether top officials bear blame.
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North Korea
Lloyd M. Bucher
Dian
Adm
Thomas I. Moorer
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U.S
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Yo Do Island
Court of Inquiry
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Edward R. Murphy
Sea of Japan
US. Pacific Command
Murphy
Johnson Steps Quietly From Political Spotlight
Washington AP report notes Lyndon B Johnson leaves the national capital as private citizen after 32 years in office. He attends Nixon oath ceremony escort, then flies to Texas with family. Johnson's final days include church, a serenade from the Marine Corps band, and a prayer urging unity and relief from bigotry and violence.
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Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon Baines Johnson
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Nixon
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Texas
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Tex
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Lady Bird
Lynda Robb
Luci Nugent
Lyn Nugent
Lucinda Robb
Marine Corps
Johnsons
Washington, D.C
Lyndon B. Johnson
Deaths Mr Wright 66 East Congress Street
Mr Wright aged 66 died Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital where he had been patient since December 23. Born in Hazelton North Carolina he moved to Greenfield Township Erie County as a youth. Survived by wife Myrna E Willis and three sisters. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home. Alfred P Ricci killed in hit and run in Philadelphia over the weekend police said.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hazelton
N.C
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Greenfield Township
Erie County
Sweeney Auto School
Erie
Wattsburg
Corry
Star Garage
C. Christiansons Motors
Thomas Motor Co
Myrna E. Willis
Mayville
Mabel Parker
Edna van’ Geem
North East
Harold
Mildred) Rankin
Eric
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmer Ortner
Pine Grove Cemetery
Warren Officers Strike for Better Pay and Benefits
Warren Ohio safety forces called in sick to pressure a pay raise and fringe benefit improvements. Seven firemen and seven police officers were on duty on Sunday. talks have dragged since December. The union demanded higher starting salaries, full hospitalization coverage, overtime pay, vacation adjustments, and 100 percent hospital coverage funded by the city.
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Ohio
Edward Fire
International Union of Electrical Workers
Fire
Warren Police and Firemen's Association
Senior Citizens Begin 14 New School Career Aides
In Franklin, Foxboro and Wrentham, fourteen seniors aged 60 plus start as resource aides in schools. Aged 61 to 72, they completed a 10 week Dean Junior College program and join the Senior Education Corps to assist teachers, health programs, tutoring, enrichment activities, and library staffing.
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Wrentham
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