Columbus Man Killed In Crash In Harmony New York
A Columbus man William Stockton aged 39 to 40 was killed in a two car crash in Harmony Chautauqua County at 9 last night. A Corry man passenger Vincent Dugan was slightly injured. Driver Roger Lane of Chautauqua was unhurt. Stockton owned several meat businesses and was active in local clubs. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
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Columbus
Harmony
N.Y
William
Doozie) Stockton
R.D. 1
Quigley Park
Route 171
Chautauqua County
Stockton
Chautau
East Congress Street
Mr. Stockton
Dean School
Corry High School
Meat Cutters School
Detroit
Corry
Country Foods Delicatessen
C.B. Stockton
Bertha Stockton
Bracken Funneral
Shapp Proposes No-Fault Insurance Plan for Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp proposes a no fault motorist insurance plan with Insurance Commissioner Denenberg claiming a guaranteed 10 percent premium cut. Denenberg says the plan would be consumer oriented and long overdue and would be introduced in the legislature soon.
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Harrisburg
Shap
Pennsylvania
Herbert S. Denenberg
Shapp
Denenberg
Dr. Denenberg
Puerto Rico
Drop Toll In Calls From Wattsburg
General Telephone announced plans to abolish the Phillipsville central office and route nearby calls via Wattsburg switching center. Starting September 19, extended area service will remove long distance charges between Phillipsville and Wattsburg and provide Phillipsville residents new telephone numbers with the new directory. A tariff revision was filed with the Public Utility Commission.
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General Telephone
Phillipsville
Wattsburg
William J. Schilling
Schilling
Acheson questions Kennedy in Life interview
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson says John F. Kennedy was out of his depth in the presidency and not decisive. He argues Kennedy's reputation benefited from his death and dismisses the Cuban missile crisis as a lasting decisive legend. Acheson criticizes Kennedy and Robert Kennedy and discusses their leadership.
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New York
Dean Acheson
Life Magazine
John F. Kennedy
Life
Acheson
British Broadcasting Corp
Kennedy
United States
Kenneth Harris
Harry Truman
France
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon visit to China may presage Vietnam pullout by 1972
AP reported Senate timing of Nixon's China trip suggests no combat troops in Vietnam by May 1, 1972. Sen. Scott said withdrawal could be conditional on prisoner exchanges, with 184,000 troops to depart by December and a mid November timetable for remaining forces. McCloskey and Jackson urged broader talks with China to push toward settlement and cease-fire in Vietnam.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
China
United States
Vietnam
Pensylvania
Peking
U.S
South Vietnam
Scott
ABC
Paul N. McCloskey
California
NBC
White House
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Tampa
Fla
Thieu Ohs Geneva Peace Plan Seeks Reunification Elections
Saigon proposes a ceasefire and general elections under international supervision to reunify Vietnam. The move marks a response to Viet Cong bids and echoes Geneva past while urging North Vietnam to end preconditions and begin serious talks.
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Thieu Ohs
Geneva
Saigon
North Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nixon
Vietnam
Peking
North
South Vietnam
Overrule Motion To Kill Indictments At Kent State Disturbance
A Portage County judge overruled motions to quash indictments against 20 of 25 people arrested during May 1970 campus disturbances at Lent State University. The indictments follow arrests on May 4 1970 the day four Kent State students were killed and nine wounded in an antiwar confrontation with the Ohio National Guard. Two indicted suspects are unlocated and three defense plans did not seek dismissal.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Portage County Common Pleas
Lent State University
Kent State
Ohio National Guard
Copper Strike Breakthrough Yet No Quick End
A tentative three year Magma Copper Co contract reached with seven unions signals progress in the nationwide copper strike that has idled about 35,000 workers. Yet no progress was reported in negotiations to end strikes against Bell Telephone System two railroads and West Coast shipping firms.
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Associated Press
Magma Copper Co
Bell Telephone System
Magma
Aflcio
Steelworkers of America
Anaconda
Kennecott
Arizona
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
Diplomats Seek Status Clues After China Trip
Washington AP diplomats queue to see Secretary Rogers for clues on Nixon's Peking voyage. Asian ambassadors seek to gauge how U S recognition of Red China may affect security commitments and ties with allies from Korea to Thailand. James Shen, Nationalist China ambassador, protested at the State Department.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Peking
United States
Rogers
America
Rim
South Korea
Thailand
People’s Republic of China
U.S
Red China
Washington- Peking
China
James C.H. Shen
State Department
London
San Clemente
Calif
Budget Makes Capital Roar
Harrisburg reports describe heated budget and tax fights as Democrats push for a 1971 72 spending plan while House members debate Gov Shapps 2 5 percent income tax. Key figures predict Senate action this week but require spending approval first.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Shapp
Ernest P. Kline
Martin L. Murray
Damage Heavy Three Injured In Car Crashes Over Weekend
Three car crashes over the weekend left minor injuries and heavy damage. James R Reynolds 20 of Corry failed to stop at a stop sign causing a collision with James Beach 24 of Titusville then their cars hit a third auto driven by Thomas Roden 18 of Corry. Linda Beach 24 and Melanie Beach 4 were treated and released at Titusville Hospital. A second two car crash near Lincolnville caused no injuries but $450 damage. A single car crash near Union City sent Erleman and family to hospital with injuries. The Frohmans Daniel 30 Carol 28 Virginia 6 and Stevens 31 Erie were involved. the Frohmans are reported in satisfactory condition with rib injuries and lacerations.
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aWo
Titusville
Corry
James R. Reynolds
James Beach
Beach
Reynolds
Thomas J. Roden
Orale
Beach Ina
Linda Beach
Melanie Beach
Titusville Hospital
Lincolnville
Fred W. Tracy
R.D. 2
Centerville
Ade
Herbert Lucas Jr
H.D. 3
Erleman
Union City
Corry State
Daniel Frohman
Erie
Carol
Virginia
Union City Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
Stevens
Beuises
Donita
Frohman
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Murray
Luzerne County
Benjamin R. Donolow
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Nolan
Allegheny
William E. Duffield
Fayette
Philadelphia Inquirer
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