Global tensions and a freed bishop color early AP dispatches
AP reports progress and sticking points in talks on an Arab Israeli peace plan with the U.S. and Soviet Union nearing agreement on three elements but far from a comprehensive settlement. In Washington the first major U.S. foreign trade bill stalls in committee over import quotas. Seoul hosts formal talks on reducing U.S. troop strength in Korea. In Belfast tensions rise as Protestant Orangemen prepare for their parade. In Houston Apollo 14 crew worries about standards as layoffs may affect space program staffing. In Hong Kong Roman Catholic Bishop James Walsh, freed after decades, recounts first communion and plans to contact family amid health checks. Also, union locals in Erie vote on a General Electric contract offer.
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Hong Kong
James Edward Walsh
Mary Walsh
Cumberland
William A
Maryknall Hospital
Carmelo Orlando
Father Orlando
Paul VI
Orlando
Two Sleepy Drivers Hurt In Morning Crashes
Early morning crashes left two drivers injured as both reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. Gary A Kuzma, 17, of Columbus RD 1, struck a parked tanker on Route 6 near Corry Memorial Hospital. injuries included a chin cut and bruises. Alfred A Aykons, 20, Spartansburg RD 3, hit a utility pole after leaving Route 77, sustaining a head bump and cut hand. In Corry City, 25-year-old Mrs Richard Gambino and 16-year-old Craig Bailey were involved in a separate two car collision at Wayne Street and Meadow Lane with minor damages. Charges pending in both early morning crashes. police investigating.
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Gary A. Kuzma
RD. 1
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Route 6
Interstate Amnesite Corp
Concordville
Philadelphia
Kuzma
Dennis Ciccarone
Martin Kaschalk
Uateaat
Wats AL Thiearing
Alfred A Aikens
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Kaschalk
Ciccarone
Aikens
North Berm
Wayne Street
Meadow Lane
Richard Gambino
East South Street
Craig Bailey
RD. 3
Corry
Bailey
Gambino
Largest Viet POW Return Completes Major Repatriation
Saigon reports 62 prisoners of war and 24 fishermen were carried by two junks to shore at Cua Tung near Ben One Corry, completing the largest Vietnam war repatriation to date under a 15 hour cease fire. The 85 returnees include sick and paraplegic POWs, as well as civilians, while Cambodian reports note a separate attack near Phnom Penh.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Cua Tung
Ben
Kiri Rom
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
TV Corps
Can Tho
IRS revokes tax exemptions for segregated private schools
The IRS announced a policy that racially segregated private schools must prove nondiscriminatory admissions or face loss of tax-exempt status. About 10,000 schools could lose charitable deductions for donations, ending exemptions from local taxes for those with taxable income. Critics call it political, while supporters say it targets racial discrimination without harming parochial or religious institutions.
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Washington
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Mississippi
William J. Simmons
Citizens Council School Foundation
Thrower
IRS
Senate Repeals Gulf of Tonkin Resolution Again
In a light but public vote, the Senate repealed the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution for the second time, 57 to 5, sending the measure to the House amid sharp debate. Dole pushed a prior repeal to gain administration credit, while doves insisted on a separate repeal on their terms.
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Washington
Senate
Gulf of Tonkin
Dole
Johnson
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Scott
Practicing What He Writes Indicted for Fraud
Miami based accountant Ralph E. Oesterle former president of the International Society of Tax Consultants has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Miami on three counts of making and subscribing fraudulent tax returns He is accused of filing 1983 to 1985 returns that understated his income by about 47000 dollars The IRS said Friday
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Miami
Ralph E. Oesterle
Oesterle
International Society of Tax Consultants
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Surgery proves feasible for hemophiliac tumor patient
Dr Marshall J. Orloff and team at UCSD performed a nine hour operation to remove a 15 by 10 inch tumor from Elwin L. Kennedy, a 38 year old hemophiliac electronics technician from Chula Vista. The tumor extended from diaphragm to pelvis, the cyst the size of a watermelon. With antihemophiliac globulin available, Kennedy survived the surgery after years of bleeding episodes that compromised his life. The hospital spent two weeks preparing for the extraordinary operation.
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San“ Dingo
Calif
Marshall J. Orloff
Orloff
Department of
University of California San Diego Medical School
Elwin L. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cctronics
Chula Vista
University Hospital
The St James Hotel Decline And Fall
The St James Hotel is no more and the surrounding building at South Center and West South streets will be removed. The site recalls the era of traveling drummers and daily trains, with the REA Express agency and Seaway Coach Lines station once nearby. Prohibition marked the end of the bar era and the drummers, with the story continued on Page Four.
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St. James
South Center
Seaway Coach Lines
REA Express
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