Trustie Escapes Jail At Mayville. Captured At Bear Lake
George W. Miller 43 of Grand Valley was recaptured Monday afternoon in Bear Lake after walking away from a Mayville jail where he served a one year sentence for criminal negligence in a fatal wreck. Troopers Evanko and Gambino arrested him in a grocery store and returned him to the Moyvilis substation for fingerprinting and questioning. He was later arraigned in North Warren before Justice Raymond on the fugitive charge.
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Corry
Bear Lake
Martin
Miller
North Warren
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Re
Mayville
Chautauqua County
City Considers Subsidy for Corry Ambulance Service
City Solicitor says legal to subsidize a nonprofit ambulance operation and the council weighs a plan to fund Corry Ambulance Service via a nonprofit corporation. Owner Clifford Holcomb estimates $5 000 to $6 000 yearly subsidy plus payment for his equipment and time, with full details to be set by September as budget planning proceeds.
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Douglas Kozeller
Bee Council
Council
Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
Corry Ambulance Service
Clifford Holcomb
Holcomb
William A. Peiffer
LA Woman Sets Self Afire at Service Station
A young woman drenched in gasoline set herself on fire in a Los Angeles area self service station booth. Police identified the suspect as Nancy Moore, 24, of Twin Falls Idaho, using a Portland library card and a driver’s license. She was listed in critical condition at Los Angeles General Hospital with third degree burns. Clerks heard a scream and saw the woman ablaze. a religious picture lay beside her in the booth.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles General Hospital
Nancy 1
Moore
Twin Falls
Idaho
Porland
Ore
Congo Erupts Again Commandos Take Over Kisangani Airport
Two unidentified planes dropped foreign commandos at Kisangani Airport at 6 30 a m taking control of the field. Mobutu proclaimed a state of emergency and said foreign settlers attacked Congo forces at Bukavi near the Rwanda border. Exiled Moise Tshombe in Algeria faces extradition as a traitor.
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Tshombe
Algeria
Kinshasa
the Congo
Kisangani
Joseph D. Mobutu
Stanleyville
Mobutu
Congolese National Army
Bukavi
Bu Kavu
Rwanda
Leopoldville
Congo
U.N. Security Council
Organization For African Unity
Bukevi
Moise Tshombe
Kevilis
Janga
Record 694 Killed On Nation's Highways
Traffic deaths hit a record high for an Independence Day weekend with 694 fatalities over a four day period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday. Highway patrols operated extra shifts as nationwide motorists crowded roads. Boating accidents killed 48 people and 14% drowned since the holiday began.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Safety Council
John B. Lawlor
Howard Pyle
Resort City Quiet After Weekend Youth Riots
Lake Geneva Wisconsin remained calm after a weekend of rock throwing and unrest. National Guard troops patrolled while 200 youths were jailed and authorities investigated the causes with most offenders from out of state.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Wisconsin
Alex Johnson
National Guard
Adj
Ralph Olson
National
Olson
Chicago
Four Days of DMZ Fighting Leaves 106 Killed
U S Marine outposts endure heavy artillery and ground clashes near the DMZ as four days of fighting claim 106 Marines killed 321 wounded and 6 missing. North Vietnamese casualties cited include 168 killed with higher total unconfirmed.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Hach
Associated Press
Steve Stibbens
City to assess paving and curb work on five streets
City engineer David Johnson outlined assessments for paving and curbing five streets. Costs per foot vary by extent of paving and widening, with King street the lowest at 1.29 and Pine street at 8.94. Total project cost around 17,400 with city share 13,000 funded partly by liquid fuels. notices give 30 days to pay, else 6 percent interest and potential liens after completion.
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David Johnson
Johnson
King Street
East Main
East South Street
Hast Church
Wayne Street
Bear Creek Bridge
East Columbus Avenue
Maple Avenue
Erie Railroad
East Main Street
Oakley Avenue
Wright Street
North Center Street
Pine Street
Snyder Circle
City Must Pay for Land If Sidewalk Is Placed on Private Property
City officials debated sidewalk placement on White street after Leroy Hoyt, new owner, sought a blacktop drive. Costs, right of way, and safety concerns prompted talks of moving walks onto Hoyt property, with City Solicitor Rozelle noting compensation if property is condemned.
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Douglas Rozelle
Leroy S. Hoyt
White Street
Hoyt
David Johnson
Johnson
Rozelle
Two Men Charged Over Firecracker Injury Case
Clyde Goldsworthy aged 20 and Elias Shawvpisces 18 were arrested in Clairton for violating the state fireworks law after a three year old boy, Robert Moore, was hospitalized when a firecracker exploded under a coffee can. Moore sustained cuts to his back and side and was reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Goldsworthy
Elias Shaw
Soviet Bid At UN On Mideast Boom erangs
At the United Nations in New York the Soviet Union failed to secure an emergency General Assembly session to pressure Israel and withdraw troops. The move, backed by Premier Kosygin and allied leaders, collapsed as the United States resisted and the Kremlin remained empty handed amid Arab disappointment.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Kremlin
Middle East
Security Council
Israel
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Moscow
Pick Huffman For Police Force Post
City Council unanimously approved Mayor Peiffer’s recommendation to appoint Richard Huffman to the police vacancy. Huffman, 29, of 640 North Main Street, ranked in the top three on the Civil Service exam and has served with Civil Defense police since 1961. He worked with city police over the holiday weekend and will begin a six month probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
William A. Peiffer
Richard Huffman
Fast Main Street
Huffman
Council
Civil Defense Police
City Police
Frank Carnegie
Leland Crosscut Excavating Co
Canfield Pilot Skids Into Road Landing Near Airport
Ronald Degnan 22 of Canfield and his mother Mrs Dorothy Degnan escaped unhurt when he forced a landing on Pididilli Hill road three minutes from Lawrence Airport owing to dense fog near Corry. The rebuilt Cessna 140 was wrecked. Degnan said he and his mother had traveled from Canada toward Youngstown. He reported seeing a wire across the road and chose to land beneath it.
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Canfield
Ohio
Picidilli Hill
Lawrence
Ronald Degnan
Dorothy Degnan
Degnan
Canada
Youngstown
Buffalo
Corry
Canfields
Pididilli Hill
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John Evanko
George W. Miller
Johnston
Nab
Trustie
Beaver Falls
William Roy
Beaver River
New Brighton
90Th North Vietnamese Regimnt
U. S
North Vietnam
Haiphong-Hanoi
Mideast
Pick Huffman
Police Force Post
Ronald Degran
Cessna
Journal
Baton
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