Corry items include injuries and library program notes
Paragraf Weldon, 16, injured from a nose fracture after tripping on a high bar at Sparta merged school recreation yesterday. Warren Library Assoc selected for Pennsylvania Cadet Program with Lucille Warus of Erie as cadet. Jamestown airport commission discusses expanded service and possible Flight 94 stop for Mohawk Airlines. Onoville prepares for floodplain inundation from Kinzua Dam. Corry man Frank Groel jailed 10 days for drunk and profane conduct. Three marriage license filings in Erie County. Reports of assault inquiry, a lost dog, a 11 year old girl with a fractured arm, and Warren borough firemen’s Red I program aiding community emergencies.
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Weldon
Ralph Davis
Sparta
Warren Library Association
Pennsylvania Library
Pennsylvania State Library
Graduate School of Library and Information Sciences
University of Pittsburgh
Carol A. Vogel
Western Pennsylvania
Warren Library
Lucille Warus
Erie
Villa Marie College
Corry Library
James Thompson
Samuel J. Alessi Jr
Jamestown Municipal Airport
Frank Groel
Erie County
Groel
Maple Avenue
Porter Auer
Auer
Warren Borough
Ground war lull as air battles with MIG21s continue
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report patrol skirmishes in a lull on the ground while air clashes with Soviet built MIG21s persist. Bombers from Guam strike near Quang Tri as reports place 4,500 to 5,000 Communist troops in the area. U.S. casualties remain high with 110 killed, 620 wounded and seven missing or captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
U.S
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Exoneration policy for tax on elderly and disabled debated
Bliley notes some 65 and older can pay while others face hardship. Under 65 on welfare may gain exoneration if welfare continues through term. Officials prefer individual cases. no blanket policy. Exoneration means tax collector relieved for the year but the taxpayer may still owe if conditions change.
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Bliley
Anderson
War casualty tallies show allied and communist deaths
Since January 1, 4 239, allied dead in combat last week reached 287, down from 368 in late June. Communist dead stood at 1 349, up from 1 125 prior week, while Reds captured fell from 114 to 71.
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U.S
CIA Debate in Senate risks locked session over supervision
Washington AP report on a Senate CIA supervision clash as Democrats and Republicans weigh closing galleries during a debate on adding three Foreign Relations members to the CIA subcommittee. Sen Russell of Georgia condemns the move as an intrusion while acknowledging public airing could clarify misunderstandings.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
CIA
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sevenman
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lawmakers clash over CIA oversight power
Russell claimed he could derail the Foreign Relations Committee resolution while Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy pushed for tighter CIA supervision. Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Fulbright urged revamping Senate oversight to curb charges and suspicion, with Rawlings seeking public discussion of the issue at a Fredericksburg event.
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Russell
Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D . Minn
CIA
Mansfield
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Night of violence as crowds clash with police on Pu laski Road
A Black crowd clashed with blue helmeted police fire exploded rounds and rock throwing as fire devices set fires. Earlier incidents left two Black residents shot in their apartments. White detectives faced rock-throwing after arresting a Black robbery suspect. Looting followed as crowds overwhelmed responders.
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Petne
Pulaski Road
Night rioting on Roosevelt Road as police flood area
Police commander's remarks describe hundreds involved in clashes along a mile-long Roosevelt Road strip dividing Negro housing to the south from Italian American neighborhoods to the north. He cites two previous August riots and notes crowds of 300 plus continually regrouping despite police advances during the night of violence.
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George Sims
Roosevelt Road
Japan China to Hold Separate Athletic Meets for Comparison
Tokyo reports from Peking say Japan and Communist China agreed to promote sports exchanges. The plan calls for separate athletic meets with results compared by cable to gauge performance.
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Tokyo
Peking
China
Dispatches
Japan
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