Soviets Delay Nuclear Nonproliferation Pact Talks
Washington reports a possible postponement of the draft nuclear nonproliferation treaty citing Kremlin opposition to U S policy in the Middle East and Vietnam. Officials note delays tied to Gromyko's UN trip and a canceled Soviet dance tour as part of asserted pattern of anti U S stance.
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N.J
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York
United Nations
Middle East
Kremlin
United States
State Department
Vietnam
Hitchhiker Sleepover Leads to Route 71 Injuries
Fayette County hitchhiker Alan Tressler aged 18 from Mill Run was struck by a car while sleeping on Route 71 south of MorMalville. He was taken to Connellsville Hospital in fair condition with cuts and possible rib injuries.
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Mill Run
Connellsville Hospital
Tressler
Mor+malville
Bombers Report North Vietnam Raids and Losses
North Vietnamese reports say light casualties in a four hour air contest five miles below the demilitarized zone. U S Air Force bombers hit Hoa Lac base west of Hanoi for the 12th time this year. Recon photos show decoy aircraft as bait while raids claim damage to buildings and two antiaircraft sites. A Skyhawk was shot down. the pilot rescued. A second loss, an F100, occurred south of Saigon and the pilot is missing. Red China claims four US jets entered its air space and fired on Chinese troops near Tunghsing in Guangxi, then fled as Chinese planes engaged.
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Shafer warns tax plan delay costs state millions
Gov. Shafer says waiting on the $267 million tax program will force new taxes and cost the state hundreds of thousands daily, potentially $10 million by month’s end. He met with Seltzer and Mullen to push budget revisions amid Democratic objections.
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H. Jack Seltzer
Lebanon
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Seltzer
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Buffalo Seabee on trial for 1966 Gulfport murder
Navy Seabee Edmund Zdanowski of Buffalo New York, 19, is on trial in Harrison County Circuit Court for the September 11 1966 murder of Seabee James Bray 18 of Philadelphia. Co defendant Leonard Dugalowicz 19 of New Castle Pa testified as witness from prison while serving life sentence.
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Edmund Stanley Zdanowski
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Leonard A. Dugalowicz
New Castle
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James M. Bray
Philadelphia
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Bray
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North
Crowd protests after taxi driver arrest near police station
Malafronte notes the crowd was mainly Negro taxi drivers at first. Spina says the gathering grew from a rumor the arrested man had been killed. Police stayed inside as stones bricks and bottles struck the station. Spina and anti poverty officials spoke to calm the crowd and answer questions.
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USSR and Arab Leaders Confer as Kosygin Trip Discussed
Arab observers in Moscow say a May meeting aimed to brief Soviet and European allies on Kosygin's United Nations trip and Glassboro talks with President Johnson. Podgorny’s Cairo Damascus Baghdad visits were noted as Boumedienne and Nasser lead regional summits with Atassi and Aref joining.
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Iraq
Jaycees Recruit New Members In Corry Meeting
The Corry Area Jaycees held a membership meeting at Les Cameron’s home on North Center Street with activities such as volleyball badminton horseshoes and flying saucers. They stressed the need for an active organization to carry out projects and held a barbecue after the business session. Adults aged 21 to 35 can join by contacting Lyle Hotchkiss or any active member.
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Tony Amoroso
Leonard Uber
Charles Lindsay
Charles Graham
Les Cameron
Lee Hiner
George Smith
Zenas Bean
James Davidson
Jon Miller
Ronald Trisket
Lyle Hotchkiss
Robert Church
Arthur Perkins
Fred Scherzer
Johnston
Corry Area
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Military plans to expand U.S. divisions in Vietnam debated
Discussions consider adding up to five divisions in South Vietnam to raise manpower by about 200,000, though 12 month optimism is low. Two divisions appear likely, with training capacity for 90,000 more. Proposals include a 45,000 man division in the Central Highlands to block infiltration at Kontum and possible forces near the DMZ and Mekong Delta.
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Kontum
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Mekong
Scott seeks $30 million restore model cities funds
Senator Hugh Scott urges Congress to restore model cities funding cut by $30 million and to reframe the program to require cities to plan broad revitalization efforts for blighted neighborhoods. He also calls for action on rent supplements, arguing it would reinvigorate housing construction and private enterprise participation.
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New Castle
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Pittsburgh
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Wilkes-Barre
Rail Unions Press 6.5 Percent Pay Hike Amid Budget Cuts
Union leaders from six trades demand a 6.5 percent raise this year and 5 percent next year plus 12.5 cents hourly for skilled workers. Railroads offer 6 percent for 18 months and a five cent skill increase. Congress has cut funding for model cities and metropolitan development programs. lawmakers debate restoring $662 million and $30 million respectively.
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