Did U S Bombs Hit Viet Dikes
A study of Hanoi reports questions the North Vietnamese charge that U S bombers deliberately struck dike systems in North Vietnam. The issue drew U S and United Nations ire and cautions against propaganda while warning of potential calamitous civilian harm. The Red River Delta area is densely populated and strategically crucial.
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Associated Preas
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
State Department
United Nations
United States
Red River
Tonkin
Asia
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Planning Commission
Paris
Nhan Dan
UJA Drive Here Nears Conclusion
The local United Jewish Appeal drive nears its August 4 deadline with Vice Chairman Philip Zalzneck noting rising need for the worldwide services, including hospital aid, benefiting many faiths. Corry chair Joseph Cohen welcomes contributions to support the drive.
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United Jewish Appeal
Philip Zalzneck
Corry
Joseph Cohen
Cohen
Zalzneck
Uncertain Future for Meals on Wheels Funding in Erie County
The Carry Meals on Wheels program faces unclear funding with no assured amount if renewed. At a Salvation Army meeting Erie County Commissioner William O Hill Jr. discussed county role as federal funds conduit. Corry Albion Union City and Erie programs vary in support with Corry facing 25 percent self funding and a $5 000 United Fund request. A planned August Erie commissioners meeting will air the funding issues.
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Salvation Army
Erie County
William O. Hill Jr
MOW
Corry
Albion
Union City
Erie
Greater
GECAC
Corry Meals On Wheels
McGovern Keeps Eagleton On Ticket After Disclosure
Sen. George McGovern says he learned Eagleton's psychiatric treatment details only after a Tuesday morning meeting with Eagleton and their spouses at Sylvan Lake. He said the pair agreed to disclose the full story as part of an open campaign and administration.
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S.D
George McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
McGovern
Missouri
Eagletons
Sylvan Lake
Here
Tom
ABC Evening News
Harry ‘Reasoner
Associated Press
Two Injured In Area Crash Cars Totaled
A head on collision on Route 426 yesterday afternoon injured William B. Pantle 19 of R D 3 Corry and Michael Kerns 24 of Oil City. Pantle hospitalized for observation of possible head injury and listed in satisfactory condition. Pantle and Kerns vehicles totaled. Bernard Stoddard 37 of R D 4 Corry stopped to turn into a private drive and caused the crash after Pantle tried to stop upon cresting a hill. Corry Ambulance assisted. Damages totaled $2000 for Pantle and $400 for Kerns. Corry Police aided at the scene.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
William B. Pantle
R.D. 3
Corry
Bernard Stoddard
R.D
Soddard
Kern
Pantle
Kerns
Arson Suspected After Blaze At Abandoned Route 77 Site
Police report an attempted arson at an abandoned building on Route 77 north of Spring Creek last night. A neighbor extinguished the fire with only minor damage, one window sill damaged worth 5 dollars. Last year a rash of arson fires hit Columbus Spring Creek and Spartansburg, notably the Most Hardware Store in Spartansburg.
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Spring Creek
Corry
Route 77
Columbus
Spartansburg
Eagleton disclosure tests McGovern campaign response
Senator McGovern says he will wait to see public reaction after Eagleton admits past psychiatric treatment and hospitalizations. adviser Frank Mankiewicz warns the next three days will be touchy while Eagleton plans a news conference. If he leaves the ticket, the DNC will name a replacement. White House declined comment.
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Eagleton
Los Angeles
Democratic National Committee
Lowell Peter Weicker
Connecticut
Senate
District of Columbia
United States
Washington
White House
Committee For
McGovern
South Dakota
Sylvan Lake
Black Hills
Knight Newspapers
Robert S. Boyd
Labor Law Strike Shuts London Buses and Heathrow Flight
London faced a widening strike wave against a new labor law as double deck red buses were taken off streets and flights to the Continent canceled. Some 300,000 workers joined the action, with 24,000 transport staff in London out until midnight and the Trades Union Congress weighing a one day general strike. five longshoremen jailed for illegal picketing were to seek release before the Industrial Relations Court. Miles Laboratories filed The Whole Thing as a trademark for an upset stomach product.
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London
Heathrow
Industrial Relations Court
Edward Heath
Engineering Workers’ Union
General Council
The
Trades Union Congress
UC Dam Saved Meadville From Flood
The Union City Reservoir reduced the crest of French Creek by 2.2 feet on June 25 when the creek reached 12.6 feet at Meadville. The Corps estimated 14.8 feet would have caused nearly $1 million in damages. The reservoir crest on June 26 reached 1264.3 feet above sea level, covering about 900 acres and using 47 percent of capacity. Constructed under the Corps Pittsburgh District, the embankment dam near Union City was completed in 1971 and features an uncontrolled concrete side channel spillway.
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Union City
Meadville
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Conneaut Lake
Corps Pittsburgh District
French Creek
Constitution Clause Drives Recall Over Judges Pay, PA
In Harrisburg the recall of Pennsylvania's legislature was prompted by a constitutional clause protecting judges' pay from diminishment. Gov. Shapp and leaders pushed a special session set for Aug 15 to address proposed raises for 616 state officials, including judges, amid plans to avert broader pay changes after Aug 21.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
Commonwealth
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