GIs Killed as Vast Attacks Hit South Vietnam
Saigon reports two American soldiers killed and 13 U.S. servicemen wounded in rocket strikes on Bien Hoa and Da Nang as fierce clashes continue across South Vietnam. Vietnamese casualties top 40 on the two days since the cease fire was announced, while U.S. air strikes reach their strongest intensity since May.
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Probe School Drug Case At Franklin
Franklin State Police and city officers were alerted to a drug incident at the Franklin school after students showed signs of being given capsules by a fellow pupil. The trooper in charge sent pills collected in the case to Troop E in Erie for tests, with results expected in several days as the investigation continues.
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Busing Seen As Partial Answer In Pennsylvania Plan
AP reports Gov. Skipp and Pittenger defend desegregation aims arguing busing alone cannot break housing patterns. Homer Floyd of the Human Relations Commission says buses are a tool, not the sole solution, with early tests in Harrisburg and McKeesport showing students benefited from desegregation through travel to integrated schools.
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Don’t Tell My Minister I Won
A humorous fragment notes two individuals, Cary Kowalski of 315 Gould Street and Joseph Wo jelichowski of 110 Brook Street, tied to a ticket or journal entry. The text hints at a prize or validation process and a wish to appear in The Journal.
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Johnsons Burial Reflects Things That Concerned Him
A large, somber crowd gathered outside a stone fence for the funeral of Lyndon B. Johnson in Washington. Guards and Secret Service protected the site as Johnson’s body returned to Texas for burial, marking a final farewell after a career in the House, Senate, and as president.
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Rogers Goes To Paris To Sign Peace Pact
Secretary of State William P. Rogers heads to Paris to sign a historic Vietnam peace pact promising an era of peace. He expects a ceasefire in Laos and Cambodia soon and notes 72 signatures will seal the accord. Canada and Indonesia send contingents to support the mission amid UN relief hopes.
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Laird Outlines POW Evacuation Route From Hanoi
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced that POW evacuations from Hanoi will start next week with over 100 prisoners returning home within two weeks. The plan calls for nonstop flights from Hanoi to Clark Air Base in the Philippines via a detour over Vientiane in Laos, but with no landing there as previously indicated by Henry Kis singer. Laird spoke on NBC Today and did not provide a specific landing date.
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Viking Plastics Open House Planned for February 3
Viking Plastics Company announces an open house for the public on Saturday February 3 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the plant end of Viking street near Liberty street. The event will include plant tours refreshments and a possible ribbon cutting with a spokesman stating Viking is among the citys newest industries and preparations for Project Homecoming begin next week.
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School Buses Involved In Two Crashes Reported
Two separate bus crashes yesterday injured eight people and caused 2350 in damage. In Oil City a rear collision between two buses injured students, two fractures among those in the Cochran vehicle. Route 8 near Union City a bus and car collision caused minor damage.
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Commonwealth Court to Hear 50 Home Units Plan on South Center Street
A hearing before the Commonwealth Court is set for March 6 at 10 a.m. regarding a proposed 50 unit housing project on South Center Street Hill Deas Deen. The Corry homeowners association opposes the zoning and neighborhood fit, and the case moved to Commonwealth Court after Erie County court rejection. The project is led by the Housing Committee of the Corry Area Industrial Development with HUD funding.
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