Paragraf Notice From Warren Claims Young Soldier’s Death
A brief Warren obituary note reports Spt. William D. Muhler, 20, of the U.S. Army in Vietnam, killed by a booby trapped mine in Bien Hoa province while serving as a wing man. Other local items include a county immunization initiative, a fatal auto crash involving Richard Lesh and his wife, assorted police calls, real estate transfers in Crawford and McKean counties, marriage license applications, a Democratic party meeting, graveside services for infant Timothy Lee Shelhamer, and related family details.
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Warren
William d. Muhler Jr
Spt
Wiliam D. Muhler
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Young Nulfer
Bien Flca
Sth
Sue City Sued Over Weed Law Damages
BATAVIA owners of five properties filed claims totaling more than 70 000 for damages from city ordered cleanups under the 1968 weed control ordinance. Notices require owners to curb grass weeds and growth. five day remediation triggers city action and charges to the owner. Legal actions include three suits on the Supreme Court docket for the February term and two additional notices to file claims.
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Batavia
Supreme Court
Meadvill Measured Flood Rise Tests Evacuation Risk
The creek reached 11 feet by 1 p m Thursday and rose rapidly. Evacuation plans may be needed if it hits 15 feet by noon. Western Pennsylvania officials warned of real problems in Meadville if the crest continues. Titusville saw two days of rain with 1.85 inches in 4 40 hours. Mystic Park Road closed. Oil Creek rose, flooding Church Run area.
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Cenurmea
Smallenberger
French Creek
Pennsylvania
Vernon Houghton
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Titusville
Mystic Park
Talks Remain Propaganda Battleground in Paris
In Paris on the first anniversary of Tet, Vietnam peace talks stalled after two sessions. Four delegations traded accusations while planning next Thursday’s weekly talks. Lodge and Lam urged reviving a demilitarized zone and mutual withdrawal talks, but North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front rejected military steps before political issues.
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Paris
Vietnam
Thursdny
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
North Ad
Lodge
Lam
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Tran Buu Kiem
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Exile Extended for Mafia Leader Guiseppe Russo
CALTANISSETTA Sicily the district attorney asked a court to extend the exile of reputed Mafia head Guiseppe Geneo Russo 76 after deportation to Le vane & Villiage iN northern Thaly in 1964 on a five year exile as socially dangerous. The DA seeks a 16 month extension. Mention of overflowing Thompson Creek and Trout Run last night.
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Caltanissetta
Sicily
Guiseppe Geneo Russo
Russo
Levane, & Villiage
Thaly
Steel Imports Bring Shutdown Of U S Facilities
Ambridge Pennsylvania AMBRIDGE AP Armeu Steel Corp. will shut down facilities employing 50 in the production of two items by April 1st due to foreign steel impact and competitive pressure from domestic pipe makers. J Q O Miller says seamless standard pipe and oil country tubular products will continue. about 2,100 workers will retain employment with most workers kept through the shutdown and job placement assistance provided.
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Ambridge, Pa
Armeu Steel Corp
J. Q O. Miller
Ambridge
Pueblo officer details orders to destroy classified material
Bucher testified about his role as commander of the USS Pueblo and his duty to secure and destroy crypto material after North Korea attacked. He described inspecting Harris's intel space, finding mattress covers full of documents, and ordering immediate destruction of classified material despite limited access and reports.
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Harris
Bucher
Pueblo
Would-Be Assassin Took Poison
Washington AP reports a Soviet Army lieutenant attempted to shoot a motorcade bearing government leaders and cosmonauts at the Kremlin Borovitsky Gate on Jan. 22. Hyin of Leningrad reportedly fled his post, borrowed a militia uniform, and died after taking poison. investigations have yet to reveal motive or accomplices.
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Washington
Washington Post
Post
Moscow
Anatole Shuby
Hyin
Leningrad
Kremlin
Borovitsky
Tryin
Questions During Pueblo Incident Describe Destruction Efforts
A telephone report from Harris seeks permission to inform headquarters that not all publications were destroyed. Rear Adm. Grimm questions the extra time needed while Bucher explains he believed all material seen had been jettisoned, noting mattress covers still containing classified material later found aboard after North Korean boarding.
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Harris
Edward Grimm
A. Bucher
Pueblo
Bucher
Mines closed by inspectors after Mannington disaster
Warnington AP The Bureau of Mines says federal inspectors have shut down more than 100 mines since the Mannington West Virginia disaster on November 20. Spokesman said 12 withdrawal orders were issued to remove workers from mines with imminent disaster hazards between November 20 and January 17, versus five in the prior 104 months. Spot checks of underground mines rose sharply and new safety laws were proposed with fines and criminal penalties for violations.
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Warnington
Bureau of Mines
Mannington
W.va
Bureau
Middle East crisis stalls talks as Beirut crisis ends
In Beirut Premier Rachid Karami's new government won a 60 to 30 confidence vote after a 13 hour session, ending a month of crisis sparked by Israel's raid on Beirut Airport. An Israeli court jailed six Al Fatah saboteurs for 25 to 40 years, while the UN Security Council discussed future talks among the Big Four, with the Soviet Union and United States in focus. Pope Paul VI visited the grottoes beneath St Peter's Basilica to inspect alleged tomb of the Apostle Peter, bones repeatedly identified as his, per archaeologists.
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Middle East
Beirut
Rachid Karami
Israel
Tel Aviv
al Fatah
Jordan
Lebanon
Haaretz
Mt. Hermon
United Nations
Security Council
Max Jakobson
Finland
Jakobson
U.S
France
United States
Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
Apostle Peter
Peter
Blast at Union Carbide plant injures twelve in Marietta
A runaway chemical reaction in epoxy resin units at Union Carbide Corp. plastics plant near Marietta Ohio caused a blast that lifted a 18 foot tank and sprayed a truck and cars with a paste like substance. Twelve workers were hurt one critically, with fumes and smoke prompting temporary traffic stoppages. Most injured were emergency squad members. plant operations resumed three hours after the incident.
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Marietta, Ohio
Union Carbide Corp. Plastics and Chemicals
David Lewis
Belpre
Lewis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Riverview
Marietta
Ohio
Sheriff's
Union Carbide
Ian Chemicals
Auto Workers Walk Out At GM Plant In Lords Town
About 4,700 United Auto Workers members halted work at the General Motors Chevrolet Fisher Body plant in Lordstown Ohio. The walkout began Wednesday night after three Pixhar Body employees were suspended, prompting most workers to be sent home and delaying production until cross- picket lines allow resumption.
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Warren
Ohio
General Motors
Lordstown
United Auto Workers
Company
Trim
Hospital complex in jungle bunkers near Saigon found
Army air cavalry and engineers battled a hidden North Vietnamese hospital and a jungle bunker complex near Saigon last month. Troops reported an unseen, triple canopy area, with bunkers hard to destroy and enemy documents suggesting a logistic supply center for North Vietnamese forces.
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Henry A. Colavita
Arlington
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