Egypt Gets New Soviet Missiles
U S intelligence reports the appearance in Egypt of an antiaircraft heat seeking missile similar to the Redeye. The weapon could aid Egyptian defense against Israeli aircraft by locating engines with infrared sensing, potentially complicating Israeli pilots already facing SAM-2 and SAM-3 missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Pentagon
U.S. Army
Marine Corps
Suez Canal
North Vietnam
Fine Youths Fined In Littering Case At Hearing
At a hearing before District Justice Porter Auer two of three youths charged June 11 under the state motor vehicle code littering law pled guilty and were fined 50 dollars and costs each. The third youth refused to admit guilt and was bound over to juvenile court. Police were notified at 2:30 a.m. and found garbage dumped from a truck on South Center and Church streets. Also reported is an ongoing sodomy case involving a local man and four boys, with Alan L. Nelson arrested and jailed pending court. In other business, a loan of 200000 was authorized to buy eight school buses and for electrical work at the senior high school, at 4.5 percent interest totaling 57599.60 over ten years.
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Porter Auer
South Center Street
South Center
Church Streets
Fee
Auer
Eric McCray
B.D. 2
Corry
Kevin Grant
B.D. 1
Maurice Gjertsen
Columbus
Alan L. Nelson
West Pleasant Street
Nelson
Erie County
Fire destroys basement, pets die in Worth Street blaze
Firemen removed a chair and debris from the basement of Donald Patterson at 222 Worth Street after a 3 30 a m call. The smoldering chair filled the residence with smoke as a Basset hound and two seal point Siamese cats perished. No value loss was set. Fire Chief Al Apps said the cause is under investigation.
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Donald Patterson
Worth Street
al Apps
HUD Recertifies Corry Workable Program for Phase II Renewal
HUD has recertified Corry city’s workable program a prerequisite to Phase II funding of the Fourth Ward urban renewal project. The annual recertification clears government requirements as negotiations on land contracts and funding proceed. Relocation of residents and site activity await final funding approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
City of
Corry
Fourth Ward
Joseph Vigorito
Edward Zarger
Washington
Titusville
Marius Pelladeau
Vigorito
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Glimpse Of Hope Seen For Ailing Economy
Washington AP reports a small gain in real GNP and a slowdown in inflation as administration economists call it a turning point. They predict modest, gradual gains into 1971 with higher unemployment ahead and slower price increases by year end. The outlook aims to ease wage and price control debates ahead of elections.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Congress
Jr. High Students Can Make Bombs
Senators heard that bomb making instructions circulate widely in underground papers and leaflets in New York City schools from junior high to college. Lt. Kenneth O’Neil showed diagrams and warned on the spread of high explosives manuals like Total Resistance. Police officials urged federal laws to curb explosive access and tracing could be improved. In Buffalo, Richard Haynes recounts prank credit card trick turning a parakeet into a cardholder.
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Washington
New York City
Kenneth O’neil
Senate
Greenwich Village
New York
O'Neil
O’neil
Howard Leary
Leary
Fourth victim dies from burns in plane crash near Conneaut Lake
Randolph Carlini 14 of Pittsburgh died at Meadville City Hospital after burns from the Monday night crash that killed pilot Robert E. Hixson 39 and Blair Hixson 8, with Eugene Carlini 13 also fatally burned. Hixson and the two Carlini boys died at the scene or in hospital as witnesses recalled engine trouble before the craft struck trees and burst into flames. The Carlinis were visiting the Hixsons when the crash occurred 800 feet from the landing strip.
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Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Randolph Carlini
Pittsburgh
Meadville City Hospital
Wilbur C. Thomas
Carlini
Eugene Carlini
Robert E. Hixson
Hixson
Blair
Hixsons
Marine wounded in Vietnam recalls near death and recovery
Cpl Robert E Madewell, 20, of Muskogee Oklahoma, survived a booby trap in Vietnam with shrapnel hitting his jugular and femoral arteries. After six hours he was declared dead and later flown to Memphis for treatment. Now mobile on crutches, he questions the war and hopes to study, though speech and memory may limit his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Vietnam
Onco
Robert E. Madewell
Madewell
Muskogee
Okla
Memphis Naval Air Station Stal
Marine Corps
Joveni
Wermingen
Veta
Japan
Veterans Administration
IBEW and GenTel Reach 12 Percent Wage Pact
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and General Telephone Company ratified a two year contract delivering a 12% wage and fringe benefits increase over its term. The agreement retroactively starts June 27, 1970, with pay boosts on December 27, 1970 and June 27, 1971, plus higher benefits and removal of an automatic wage reopener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
General Telephone Company
Oid
Corry Ibew
Erie
Johnstown
Ibew and
Management
Systems Counsel T-1
Oil City
Three Tots Found Dead In Old Refrigerator
In Claremore Oklahoma three young children were found deceased in a closed refrigerator behind a rural home. Rogers County Medical Examiner Dr. Orville Holt ruled death accidental. The victims are John Dale Coleman 2 Becky Marie 3 and Jackie 6. The stepfather Bud said he placed the old refrigerator door down and did not know who left the children inside.
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Claremore
Okla
Oklahoma
Rogers County
Orville Holt
Hart
John Dale Coleman
Becky Marie
Jackie
Erien
Bud
Oryille
Rogera County
Teceantad
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American Bank and Trust Co
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Roy G. Bostwick
Bostwick
Bucknell
Jr. High
Oil Company
Buffalo, N.Y
Richard H. Haynes
The
State University At Buffalo
Haynes
Dallas
Marines
GenTel
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