U.S. Airliner With 214 Troops Lands in Japan After Soviet Intercept
A Sea board World Airlines four engine jet carrying 214 troops bound for Vietnam and 17 crew landed at Yokota Japan after Soviet fighters forced it to land on Iturup Island. The FAA ruled a navigational error violated Soviet air space. The State Department apologized and the plane was released swiftly.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Vietnam
Yokota
Iturup
Kurile Islands
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
State Department
DCS
Red China
North Vietnam
Kremlin
Seaboard World Airlines
Cam Ranh Bay
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City Code Upheld After Informal Court Test
An informal hearing before Alderman Merle Ottaway upheld Corry housing rules in a Keppel case at 230 East Main. Keppel agreed to fix a faulty chimney and protruding nails after dispute over improper complaint drafting and shared court costs of 13.50 with the city.
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Merle Ottaway
Robert Keppel
East Main Street
Keppel
Daniel Kuhn
Union City
State of Pennsylvania
City of
Corry
Kuhn
Douglas Rozelle
Dicker
David Johnson
Carl Hixson
Rozelle
Ottaway
Harriman seeks progress as 11th Vietnam talks open
Ambassador Harriman declares hope that Hanoi may release three American fliers as a sign of progress in peace talks. He returns to the eleventh session amid North Vietnamese rejection and a call for de escalation before any end to bombing.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Nguyen Thuy
Harriman
Newsmen
Hanoi
Denfese
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Southeast Asia
Nhan Dan
U.S
Thuy
Johnson
Lth
Warriman
United States
24th Heart Transplant Watched at St Luke's Hospital
Houston AP reports the 24th man heart transplant patient remains satisfactory two hours after a Tuesday operation at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital. George DeBrod, 46, from Helotes near San Antonio, received the donor heart of Maxie Anderson, 50, of Lufkin, who died from a brain hemorrhage.
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Houston
Tex
George Henry DeBrod
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
DeBord
Helotes
San Antonio
St. Luke's
Anderson
Attorneys Working On Ray Appeal
James Earl Ray's British lawyers began preparing an appeal against extradition after Chief Magistrate Frank Milton ruled for Ray's transfer to the United States to face murder charges in the King case. The High Court appeal plan may delay return, with 15 days for filing and possible further appeals to the House of Lords. In Memphis, District Attorney Phil M. Canale announced an early fall trial, with Asst. DAs Dwyer and Beasley aiding in prosecution.
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London
James Earl Ray
Frank Milton
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
Milton
Roger Frisby
Ray
Frisby
High Court
Wandsworth
House of Lords
Britain
Law Lords
Memphis
Tenn
King
Shelby County
Beasley
Youngsters Escape Unwanted Coal Car Ride In Rail Yards
Two boys aged 11 and 12 were playing in a coal car in Corry freight yards when other cars coupled to their car and jolted them to the hopper bottom. The train pulled away to Titusville before the youths crawled free and sought help from crew and police. Their mother soon collected them.
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Corry
Titusville
Penn Central
Hem
Bombers Hit DMZ as Viet War Heats Up
Allied air forces pounded North Vietnam from the DMZ southern panhandle with the heaviest bombardment of the war. U S ground troops reported 155 enemy killed in the northern provinces of South Vietnam. Two Air Force fighters and a recon plane, plus a Marine helicopter, were shot down. Lt Col Jack Modica of Birmingham Alabama survived a 23 hour jungle ordeal before rescue.
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Saigon
North Vietam
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Jack Modica
Birmingham
Ala
Helicoper
Duging
Modica
U.S
da Nang
Army
Mi~ Kong Delta
Air Force
Navy
Marine
North
Demilitarized Zone
Feot
North Viet Nam frees three U.S. pilots in gesture
Hanoi announced the release of three captured American pilots without naming them or setting a date or place for their freedom. The move follows a prior batch released during the lunar new year and comes as U.S. parity talks in Paris continue without linked concessions. Le Duc Tho arrived in Hanoi amid ongoing negotiations.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Ment Today
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam People's Army
Paris
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Morris Overly
Detroit
Mich
Jon David Black
Johnson City
Tenn
David Matheny
South Bend
Ind
Oyerly
Black
Matheny
Daniel Berrigan
Cornell University
Howard , Zim
Boston University
Curious Phoenix Boy Triggers Mead Avenue Fire Box
A Phoenix visitor, about 10 years old, pulls a Mead Avenue West Congress street fire alarm lever yesterday afternoon. Sparks a quick fire crew response and a lecture from the boy’s apologetic mother before firefighters return to station.
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Mead Avenue
West
Congress Street
Phoenix
Ariz
Reagan Seeks Nomination at Convention Amid Debate
California Governor Ronald Reagan says he will seek consideration as a Republican presidential contender at the GOP national convention but only if the convention places him in nomination. Mississippi Democrats vow to challenge the white delegation as Williams allies threaten a potential third party split.
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Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
Mississippi
Reagan
John Bell Williams
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Williams
George ¢. Wallace
NYC sniper kills two then dies in standoff at Central Park station
A gunman killed a woman at Central Park comfort station near 85th Street and Fifth Avenue, then holed up among trees and opened fire, killing one more and wounding two police officers before dying in a police shootout on the station roof.
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New York
Central Park Comfort Station
Comfort Station
Metropolitan Museum of Art
85Th Street
Fifth Avenues
Mom Sentenced In Slaying of Marian Kresnick
A mother of two, Mrs Mary Shearer, was sentenced to two to four years in jail after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of year-old Marian Kresnick. Judge Homer S. Brown handed down the sentence yesterday. The girl's body was found in a hall closet opposite the Shearer apartment on the Northside last July 5 after a six-hour police and neighbor search.
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Piusbunudl
Homer S. Brown
Joel Shearer
Marian Kresnick
Slippery Rock Accreditation in Jeopardy
Slippery Rock State College faces possible loss or probation of accreditation after a Middle States team inspected the campus over alleged divisiveness on the Board of Trustees and calls for central administration reorganization. The visit, held behind closed doors, could lead to a formal recommendation by the association.
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Butler
Slippery Rock State College
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Slippery Rock
Association
New Doctor Opens Practice in Corry
A new physician joins Corry practice as Dr. Roger A. Cruz begins at 49 West Smith Street on a temporary site. A Manila born graduate of St Tomas University 1958 he interned at St Elizabeth Hospital New Jersey and completed thoracic surgery residency at St Francis Pittsburgh. He is married to Gloria McDowell and they reside at 57 Wayne Street with two children Michael 4 and Kathleen Mary 14 months. Office telephone is 663-0221.
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Roger A. Cruz
Philippine Islands
West Smith Street
Corry
Cruz
St. Tomas University
Manila
St. Elizabeth Hospital
New Jersey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
St. Francis General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Solons Reluctant To Back Bill To Raise Auto Fees
Harrisburg AP. Shafer administration struggles to gain House support for a proposal to raise auto and truck registration fees. Rep Wilt seeks bipartisan sponsorship as legislators avoid revenue-raiser in election year. The plan would lift car registrations to 20 annually from 10 and station wagons to 12, with truck fees rising on weight. The extra 61.7 million dollars yearly would fund 1,700 hazard elimination and local road projects, but work cannot start without the revenue. Governor Shafer urged approval in January.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
General Assembly
Highways Commission
Raymond E. Wilt
R. Allegheny
House Highways Committee
Department of Highways
Robert G. Bartlett
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Donald C. Gustafson
Williamsville
Gustafson
New York State
Journal
Johnston
DMZ
N. Viets
Nyc
Mom
Solons
Bill
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