Area Man Hurt In Crash Near New York Line
A 30 year old R D 2 Clymer man, Sivan Roberson, is in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after his car rammed a concrete wall on the Corry Cutting road just south of the New York line. Police say he was traveling at high speed on a snow covered Route 428 and likely fell asleep. the 1963 convertible sustained about $600 damage.
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R. D
Clymer Sivan
Corry Memorial Hospital
New York State Line
Corry-Cutting Road
John Roberson
Hewitt
Dale Bemis
Bemis
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry
Richard
Gambino
Martin
Ready Site For Drive In Bank Setup
Preparations are underway for a new drive in banking facility in Corry. Citizens Cerry Office of the Marine National Bank expects prefabricated structure delivery within a week. Opening planned about April 1 at 15 Past Columbus avenue with long drive in hours and inside teller windows and loan office.
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C. C. Monroe
Citizens Cerry
Marine National Bank
North Corry
Monroe
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Pinal
North Center Street
Winter Rain Triggers Minor Flooding Citywide
Heavy rain soaked the ground, prompting minor flooding along Shady Avenue Serota Street Scotts Crossing Road and Spring Creek Road east of Colza. Runoffs produced rivulets and some flooded basements while Meadville faced possible evacuation of lowlands along French Creek. Route 6N Route 86 and Route 8 closures were reported in nearby counties with Crawford County predicting French Creek at Meadville to reach about 15 feet by noon today.
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Shady Avenue
Serota Street
Scotts Crossing
Spring Creek
Colza
French Creek
Meadville
Erie County
Highways Department
Mill Village
Edinboro
Union City
Wattsburg
Corry
Millers Station
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Arthur Smallenberger
Crawford County Civil Defense
Seven killed in ax attack in Buffalo Narrows Cree reserve
In Buffalo Narrows Saskatchewan seven people were killed by an ax attack, four of them children. Frederick Moses McCallum, 19, was taken into custody after RCMP found the bodies in a Cree Indian community. Victims include Thomas Pedersen, 32, his wife Bernadette 30, and children Grace 9 Robert 6 Richard 5 and Rhoda 3. Jean Baptiste Herman, 48, died later in hospital. Fred Pedersen, 8, was in critical condition. The town has about 700 people, few non Indians and limited transport, reachable mainly by chartered air flights paused due to extreme cold.
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Buffalo Narrows
Sask
Saskatchewan
Soviet Message to Nasser Reported as Crisis Moves Unfold
The Soviet leadership sent a message to President Nasser about the Middle East crisis via Leonid Brezhnev’s envoy Alexander Shelepin in Cairo. Al Ahram editor urged Nixon to avoid Johnson era policy, warning Washington changes could reshape Arab-Israeli tension and Soviet relations.
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Associated Press
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Cairo
al Ahram
Alexander Shelepin
Nasser
U.S. National Security Council
Washington
Nixon
Johnson
Muhammed Hassanein Neikal
CAIDC Appeals County Assessment on Climax Building
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corp appealed a 72500 assessment on the Climax Building sold last year to Corry Rubber. Board member Robert Tullip indicated the sale price may set the property value, while the county assessment had been 72500 and a hearing followed alongside other appeals primarily from residents. Tax notices for 1969 may use original values, with credits for properties adjusted in 1970.
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Corry Area Industrial Development Corp
Climax
Corry Rubber Company
Robert Tullip
Appeals Board
CAIDC
Corry Concrete and Gravel
Corry Rubber
Corry
Dog Named Lucky Saves Five In Apartment Fire
A German Shepherd named Lucky woke five residents in a Binghamton apartment building yesterday, allowing them to flee a fire that caused considerable damage. Lucky is owned by 10 year old Christine Carles.
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Binghamton
Lucky
Christine Carles
Nixon forms draft commission as he seeks all volunteer army
President Nixon asked Defense Secretary Melvin Laird to set up a special commission to plan ending the draft, part of broader crime and budget reform steps. He aims for an all volunteer armed force after Vietnam spending falls, with projected costs offset by training savings. Blount outlined Post Office cuts to avoid a cent-rate hike and announced five senior nominations.
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Washington
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Special Commission
White House
Laird
Vietnam
Johnson
Winton M. Blount
Post Office Department
Blount
T. Klasse
Prident
The
American Can Co
Who Really Ran Ship Bucher Name Yet Uncertain
The Pueblo court of inquiry wrestles with authority over intelligence operations aboard the USS Pueblo. Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher testified his control was limited by CINCPAC and Lt. Harris, who ran the research spaces under his supervision. Harris was questioned on the mission and whether Bucher ordered destruction of material.
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Soronado
Calif
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pueblo
Stephen R. Harris
Bucher
Navy
Harris
Pacific Fleet
Cincpac
Leaking Ocean Oil Well Pollutes California Beaches
An offshore California well leaked 21,000 gallons daily, threatening beaches, wildlife, and fish near Santa Barbara as oil surfaced from the ocean floor.
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California
Santa Barbara
Calif
One Car Crash Fatal To Driver
Weedville man Leonard Robinson died when his small foreign car left a curve and hit a tree seven miles south of St Marys around 6 am. He was pronounced dead on arrival at St Marys Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital. State troopers said rain slick streets contributed to the crash.
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Hiwgway
Read Js Leonard Robinson
Weedville
St.Mary's
Andrew Kaul
Pacific Ocean
Washington, D.C
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Ronald Reagan
Hickel
Union Oil Co
California
Surgeon Eyes Mechanical Hearts Soon in San Antonio
Dr. Denton A. Cooley, renowned Houston heart transplant surgeon, said at a San Antonio news conference that he is seriously considering mechanical hearts. He suggested using a transplanted heart first, then a mechanical device, or vice versa, and predicted an artificial heart could be fully contained within the body in 10 to 20 years.
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San Antonio
Tex
Denton A. Cooley
Houston
Cooley
Vast Viet Cong Base Unearthed by U S Troops Near Saigon
American air cavalrymen report a vast four square mile Viet Cong base northwest of Saigon, possibly the largest uncovered in the war. The site could house 5,000 plus troops with hundreds of bunkers, an underground hospital, dining halls, and a command post in War Zone C, about 53 miles from Saigon and 14 miles from the Cambodian border. Lt Col Frank Henry cites 354 bunkers counted, estimating 750 to 1,000 bunkers across the area.
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Saigon
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Frank Henry
Franklin
N.C
Rick Merron
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Martin Kaschalk
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Arly
John Mitchell
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Rais
Thailand
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