Housing Authority Sees Hurdles In 100 Unit Project
City Housing Authority weighs a HUD required cooperative agreement with City Council. Five points raise risk, notably tax in lieu payments, annual rent shares, and five year demand to condemn or repair equal substandard units. City engineer stresses policy implications amid red tape and unclear future rentals.
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City Council
Council
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Douglas Rozelle
Authority
David Johnson
Viet Cong Intercept Near Saigon as U S Jets Sink MIG
South Vietnamese troops halted a 200-strong Viet Cong force approaching Saigon in darkness five miles west of the capital. U S pilots claimed a MIG 17 down in North Vietnam, while Navy river patrol boats and helicopters destroyed enemy rocket-launcher sampans. B 52s conducted six missions against infiltration routes near Saigon as North Vietnamese MIGs appeared near Vinh.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Vinh
Panhandle
Cmdr
John Nichols
San Diego
Calif
Nichols
United States
U S Seeks Peace Talks Aid to Southeast Asia Plan
In Paris Ambassador Harriman pushed a renewed U S backed Southeast Asia development idea inviting North Vietnam to participate if peace is achieved. He noted Johnsons April 1965 pledge of I S financing and urged Hanoi to engage Saigon in talks toward peaceful coexistence. The 12th round in Paris remains deadlocked as discussions focus on de escalating the Vietnam war.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Johnson
L.s
John Hopkins University
Southeast Asia
U.S
Hanoi
Saigon
Bui Diem
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Call For New Hearing In UC Abortion Case
Erie County court orders a new hearing in the Union City abortion case. Judge Lindley R. McClelland dismisses Robert L. Barton, 94, as insufficient testimony existed at the original hearing. The ruling cites hearsay from Union City Police Chief Paul Behan and sends the case back to Justice of the Peace Ward Bliley for a new proceeding.
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Erie County
Union City
Justice of the Peace
Lindley R. McClelland
Robert L. Barton
Ward Bliley
Paul Behan
McClelland
Bliley
Behan
Banton
Congdon
Union City Memorial Hospital
Off-Duty Cops Shoot It Out in Cross Bronx Expressway
Two off duty New York policemen were shot and wounded after a car mishap on the Cross Bronx Expressway. Probational Patrolman Nicole J. Danisi, 24, in critical condition with a head wound, and Patrolman John Dalton, 41, in serious condition with a chest wound, were hospitalized at Jacobi. Detective Frederick Gibson, 28, of the Bureau of Special Services, was present. all three wore civilian clothes and had driven separate cars when the gunbattle started around 10 15 p m.
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New York
Bronx
Pstrolman
Nicole J. Danisi
John Dalton
Jacobi
Frederick Gibson
Bureau of Special Services
Dalton
East
Danisl
Gibson
Danisi
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Hare Creek Clearance Bids Readied
Harrisburg officials announce bids will be opened for rental of construction equipment to widen Hare Creek at Wheelock. The 600 foot channel enlargement to 25 feet and right bank height increase aim to restore free water flow and prevent flooding. Wayne Township supervisors approve the plan and will provide rights of way and ongoing maintenance. State funds cover construction costs.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Forests and Waters
Hare Creek
Wheelock
McIntyre
Wayne Township
Five Die In Walterboro Headon Crash
Police identified five victims in a head on collision near Walterboro South Carolina. Dorsey Beagle 50 his daughter Dennis McKenzee and her husband all from Greencastle were killed along with Mrs Roslyn Kettlitz 46 and her uncle Abraham Newman 71 from West Babylon New York.
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Walterboro
Greencastle Pan
New York
S.C
Dorsey Beagle
Dennis McKenzie
Greencastle
Roslyn Kettlitz
Abraham Newman
West Babylon
N.Y
Tent Collapse At Circus In Auburn Injures 85
A violent storm toppled a 200‑foot Clyde Beatty Cole Brothers tent in Auburn New York injuring about 85 of roughly 860 spectators. State police reported 24 hospitalized mostly with broken limbs one jaw injury and many treated onsite or discharged. Crowd fled as aluminum poles loosened and canvas ripped freeing trapped patrons amid muddy chaos.
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Auburn
N. Y
Clyde-Beatty-Cole Brothers
Finger Lakes
Bob Fasce
Auburn Citizen Advertiser
Fasce
Police Here Discount Girl's Story Of Being Kidnapped
Karen Cooney recounted her kidnapping tale after a helicopter landed at Corry Memorial Hospital. Pilot Ray Custer, following Dempsey, spotted her behind her home and escorted her to hospital after she received shock treatment at the scene.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Karen Cooney
Ray Custer
Dempsey
Karen
No Trace Of Stranger In Karen Sue Cooney Case
Corry case details a 1 year old girl who disappeared from her home and was found in a swamp. Police question her regarding discrepancies in her story while stating no evidence of kidnapping or assault. She is hospitalized in Corry Memorial in good condition and able to talk.
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Karen Sue Cooney
Cpl
Richard Lewis
Cor-ry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Karen Sue
John Evanko
FBI
Ray Custer
Blairsville
Centerville Man Bound For Erie Court In Murder Case
Beaverdam Justice Floyd Marsh bound Ronald Hamerick, 29, of Centerville over to Erie County court on a murder charge in the slaying of Hazel Kurfess, 60, of Union City. Hamerick pleaded not guilty through attorney Robert J. Kelleher. witnesses at hearing included state troopers and coroner Merle Wood. The case involves the Kurfess murder and an attack on her daughter Susan, 18, not brought up at the hearing.
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Beaverdam
Kelleher
Marsh
Centerville
Union City
Journal
Hamerick
Kurfess
Evie County
First East European Heart Transplant Patient Dies
Elena Horvath ova, the first heart transplant patient in Communist East Europe, died five hours after receiving the heart at Bratislava University Hospital. A team of 29 doctors led by Prof Karol Sisk operated. the donor was a 14-year-old boy.
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Czechoslovakia
Elena Horvathova
East Europe
Bratislava University Hospital
CTA
Agenc
Karol Sisk
Three Girls Found Safe After Missing Alarm in Pennsylvania
Karen Sue Cooney was among three girls reported missing in northwestern Pennsylvania over two days. She disappeared about 10 30 Monday morning and was found about 1 30 yesterday. Edith Ann MacGeary 19 of Cherrytree was found after a three hour search yesterday in a barn near Crags Creel Motor Lodge south of Titusville. Mrs MacGeary who is pregnant had been missing 13 hours. In Erie police said Sheila Oldach 14 abducted from home by a man, but the claim was a hoax. Brig Gen Hubert Ward Beyette 76 died in Coronado California. he joined the Army in 1917 and advised President Calvin Coolidge.
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Karen Sue Cooney
Pennsylvania
Edith Ann MacGeary
Cherrytree
Senators Back Registration and Licensing of All Guns
Senate leaders from both parties push for a gun control bill requiring federal registration of firearms and licensing of owners. President Johnson and Sen. Tydings favor registration, with differences on state licensing. House opposition to adding registration terms is pledged. House committee clears floor action to bar interstate mail order sales of shotguns and rifles.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Joseph C. Tydings
D-Md
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tydings
Eader Mike Mansfield
Can
Everet M. Dirksen
Dirksen
House Rules Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N-Y
Judiciary Committee
Jhonson
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