Not Producing Senate Cuts $20 000 Farm Subsidy Limit
Senate votes 53 34 to reject a House derived 20 000 annual cap on government farm payments for not planting crops as 7.6 billion Agriculture Department funds pass. House backers Conte and Finley vow to continue the fight amid a conference to reconcile differences.
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Senate
Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Paul Finley
Illinois
Conte
Everett M. Dirksen
John J. Williams
Delaware
Williams
Dirksen
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Shafer Denies Extradition For Slayer
Harrisburg Pennsylvania governor Raymond Shafer denied extradition for James Jiles formerly Lewis Booker, who escaped a Georgia chain gang in 1945 after a life sentence for murder. Jiles, 43, now lives in Philadelphia with his wife and five children and has been rehabilitated, the state justice department said.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
Georgia
Shafer
Pennsylvania Department of Justice
Department
Philadelphia
James Jiles
Hus
Jiles
Lewis Booker
Council Delays Land Swap Near Golf Course
City Council and golf authorities postpone a land swap between Corry Municipal Golf Course and Delisha Davidson. A 50 foot strip by Macadam Hill valued at 650 dollars trades for a 100 foot strip by No 9 fairway valued at 180 dollars, two acres total, to alter Davidson subdivision plans. The three bodies will meet again to discuss merits. Salina supermarket posts sign offering beef and cigarette prices highlighting $6.59 per pound cigarettes.
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Corry Municipal Golf Course
Delisha Davidson
No. 9 Fairway
Golf Commission
Municipal Authority
Macadam Hill
Davidson
North Hills
Judge Rules Ban on Dixie Silly at Jonesboro High
US District Court Judge Gordon B. Young dismissed as silly a suit by Negro plaintiffs seeking to prohibit the song Dixie from being played at Jonesboro High School functions. He called the complaint silly and said it will be dismissed for silliness, noting more important matters to consider.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Gordon B. Young
Jonesboro High School
Young
Miss Anna Eastman Named to Andrews Dean’s List
Miss Anna M Eastman daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl H Eastman of R D 1 Corry is among 141 students on the Dean s List for Andrews University spring quarter Berrien Springs Mich Eastman posted a perfect grade point average of 40 To qualify for the honor students must hold at least 12 credits with no grade below B and no incompletes
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Anna M. Eastman
Carl H. Eastman
R.D.1. Corry
Andrews University
Berrien Springs
Mich
Eastman
Fail To Find Missing Girls In Youngsville Search
Searchers scoured woods north of Youngsville for two 14 year old girls believed to have run away from home. The effort, aided by firemen, covered an area near the Brokenstraw Swimming Pool but ended around 11 p.m. with no sign of Sue Dunham and Cindy Alexa.
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Youngsville
Sue Dunham
Shelby Dunham
Cindy Alexa
Rhoda Roberts
Brokenstraw
Alexa
Youth Shot in Forest County Cabin Incident
A 14 year old Warren youth was accidentally shot in the right foot at his grandfather’s cabin in Jenks Township near Marienville Forest County. Daniel John Gallagher received treatment and was released from Clarion Hospital after Charles Gallagher 57 of Clairton unloaded a 22 caliber pistol that discharged.
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Clarion
Warren
Ohio
Jenks Township
Marienville
Forest County
Daniel John Gallagher
Clarion Hospital
Tionesta
Charles Gallagher
Clairton
R.D. 1
Young Gallagher
First US unit leaves Vietnam under Nixon pullout plan
Viet Cong deputy foreign minister warns lull is a stage setter for a wider offensive. Eight hundred fourteen soldiers of the 3rd Battalion 60th Infantry begin withdrawal, part of a broader plan to reduce 25,000 US troops this summer. Navy and Marine units and thousands of reserve troops also to depart or be deactivated.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
le Guang Chanh
al Gumhurriya
Cairo
National Liberation Front
United States
Nixon
U.S
9Th Division
9Th U.S. Marine Regiment
Army
National Guard
Navy
Two Youngsville Officials Quit
Youngsville Borough Council accepted the resignations of borough manager James Malone and planning commission chair Edward B. Day at its regular meeting. Malone, the first borough manager since 1966, cited reasons beyond his control and said he would resign after moving near the borough by June. He had commuted daily from Ridgway prior to planning a June relocation.
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Youngsville
James Malone
Planning Commission
Edward B. Day
Malone
Council
Frank Hendrickson
Ridgway
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G. C. Murphy Co
Syarp
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