Nixon says he will meet Brezhnev again next year for peace
President Nixon told Russians he will return to discuss a lasting peace and improved living conditions, while noting difficulties in controlling strategic nuclear arms. He praised progress over three summits and urged continued cooperation to reduce conflict, signaling a fourth summit possible.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Grand Kremlin Palace
United States
Brezhnev
Congress
City Council to Crack Down on Gangs and False Alarms
Stern warnings from City Council target street gangs and false fire alarms. Safety director Halfast urged police to break up gangs and enforce penalties for false alarms, citing a recent incident near Lindsey Hollow. Council members noted complaints about harassment, foul language, and crowding near business districts. The mayor was urged to order police action immediately.
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William Halfast
Council
Halfast
Lindsey Hollow
David Miller
Miller
Mary Ann Kibler
City and State to split cost of Mead Park recreation upgrades
City council voted unanimously to proceed with state funded recreation improvements totaling about 50000 dollars. Initial work includes two lighted tennis courts at Mead Park, new rest rooms, and a sewer line. State will cover half the cost, with design and architect fees around 1000 dollars, Beckman Yoder and Seay of Wexler chosen to start. Existing Mead Park courts to be lighted soon, fences to be repaired with shared costs among city Mead Park and the tennis club.
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Jack Downey
Mead Park
Downey
Beckman, Yoder and Seay
Wexler
Pittsburgh
Tennis Club
Probers To Hear First Witnesses In Nixon Inquiry
Washington AP reports Alexander Butterfield, the first to reveal the White House taping system, leads the final phase of the House impeachment inquiry with closed-door questioning. Twelve witnesses are listed for examination before July 12 as Rodino presses to speed proceedings and keep hearings closed amid partisan tensions.
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Washington
Alexander P. Butterfield
Nixon
Butterfield
Nixpointments
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Oval Office
Judiciary Committee
David R. Young
John D. Ehrlichman
Pigent Nixon
Elisberg
Leon Jaworski
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Justice Department
Archibald Cox
Herbert W. Kalmbach
James D. St. Clair
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Rodino
St. Clair
Robert McClory
Bill
Jerome Waldie
D-Calif
Gas Prices Fall and Rise Across Major Firms
Four oil companies announce mixed changes in wholesale and retail gasoline prices. Sohio trims two cents per gallon in Ohio and for subsidiaries, while Gulf Oil posts a four cent rise in New York area stations. Clark Oil lowers prices three cents across tank wagon, retail, and wholesale channels.
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New York
Gulf Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Federal Energy Administration
Sohio
British Petroleum Co., Ltd
Boron, Oil Co
Boron
Clark Qi and Refining Corp
Milwaukee
Midwest
Firemen Set To Burn Old Bleacher Plant
The city approved a $1,000 payment to Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley to cover cleanup costs at the former bleacher plant site at Hast Main and Railroad streets. Abatement of a public nuisance proceeds as Hartleys prepare for city firemen to burn the building remains, with subsequent ground leveling and debris removal near the railroad right of way to prevent Western Union wire hazards. Stanford Hose Company will conduct the burning immediately.
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George Hartley
Hast Main
Hartleys
Western Union
William Halfast
Stanford Hose Company
AFS Students Visit Corry for Three Day Stay
Forty American Field Service exchange students, 28 girls and 17 boys with a chaperone, arrive in Corry for a three day visit. They will stay with 29 area host families after touring Dodd Farms Dairy Northrop’s egg farm State Fish Hatchery Corry Bog and Mead Park. A talent show at the Corry YMCA closes the visit hosting by the Corry Area High School AFS Club.
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Corry
American Field Service
AFS
United States
Royal Oaks
Mich
Cincinnati
New York City
Dodd Farms
Northrop’s
Rate Hikes at CMH Outlined by President Samuel Antrim
Corry Memorial Hospital raised room and service charges as costs for supplies and equipment climbed. Antrim noted wage and benefit hikes for staff, with general and merit raises given recently. Room rates now run 41 to 57 dollars daily, ER charges from 7 to 10, nursery 32, delivery 78, recovery 20, and surgery time fees up about 10 percent. Primary causes include higher supply costs and anticipated employee pay increases.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
CMH
Corry Firm Wins Council Bid for Hare Creek Bridge
City Council last night accepted the sole bid for a new Hare Creek bridge on Sciota Street. Corry Bridge and Supply bid $57,439, under the city estimate, with Ronald Triscuit stating a 120 day schedule and completion before winter. City engineer David Johnson says paving on Sciota and East Smith to Pennsylvania Avenue can start now and the bridge will be surfaced when the span is finished.
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Hare Creek
Sciota Street
Corry Bridge and Supply
Ronald Triscuit
David Johnson
East Smith Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Argentines Mourn Death as Peron Widow Is Leader
Buenos Aires mourns as President Juan D. Peron dies of a heart attack. Isabel Peron, his 43 year old widow and vice president, becomes interim leader amid state funeral plans and national mourning. Mass at the National Cathedral, lying in state at Congress, and a Wednesday state funeral are slated.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Isabel
National
Congress Building
Mags
Latin America
Isabel Peron
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