French runoff looms after first round results
Paris AP report shows Georges Pompidou leading with 49.95 percent, Alain Poher second at 23.44 percent, and Jacques Duclos rising to 21.53 percent. Other candidates Defferre, Rocard, Ducatel tally small shares as Poher’s early momentum fades ahead of June 15 runoff.
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Senate
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Poher
Jacques Duclos
Communist Party
Duclos
Gaston Defferre
Marseille
Michel Rocard
Unified Socialist Party
Louis Ducatel
Alain Poher
Georges Pompidou
Local drive targets unsolicited credit cards in Corry area
Dozens sign petitions urging FTC action to curb unsolicited credit card mailings. The drive, led by Norbert Bachamer, seeks certified mail for cards or requiring a photo on each card. FTC hearings are planned for September 10 in Washington to gather data. Police report a separate larceny at Hotel Corry with $107 stolen.
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Corry
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Washington
Norbert Bachemer
West Church Street
Tuan Joseph Vigorito
Vigorito
Bach Omer
Bachamer
Buck in Store and Doe Killed After Deer Run
A buck and a doe roamed into Newton's business district when a 13 year old driver struck the buck. The deer crashed through a sport store door. Keyes and Olson restrained it until a veterinarian treated it. The doe was later hit by a car in a nearby residential area.
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Nowton
Kan
Newton
Steve Keyes
Keyes
Richard Olson
Oilmen Doomed In Biafra After Deadly Clash
18 foreign oil workers faced death sentences from Biafran authorities as 11 bodies were recovered after clashes near Okpai in western Nigeria. The victims, including Italians and others employed by AGIP, were among 29 missing during the May fighting.
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Kwale
Nigeria
Biafran
Odumegwu Ojukwu
Ojukwu
Ifegwu Eke
Okpai
AGIP
Nigerian Oil Exploration Company
Italian State Petroleum Corporation
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Oklo
Niger River
New Flight Limits Start At Major Airports
New flight limits began Sunday at New York Chicago and Washington airports. FAA says operations are running smoothly as quotas aim to prevent delays seen last summer. Kennedy limits 80 to 90 takeoffs or landings per hour, O'Hare 115, LaGuardia 48, Newark and National 40.
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Chicago
Washington
Federal Aviation Authority
O'Hare
National
New York Area
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
AMA Advises Caution With Imitation and Filled Milks
Chicago AP report cites AMA council on foods and nutrition urging that imitation milk be discouraged for infant diets due to low protein minerals and vitamins. It notes filled milk has better protein with calories similar to whole milk but advises doctors to verify contents before recommending.
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Chicago
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Association
United States
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Sets New Record
The Associated Press reports 543 traffic deaths over the Memorial Day weekend, surpassing the 1966 three day record of 542. During 78 hours of the non holiday period earlier, 481 highway fatalities were tallied, with estimates predicting 550 to 650 deaths overall.
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Associated Press
Aecord
National Safety Council
Los Angeles
State Highway Patrol
American adviser killed at Dak To amid Saigon rocket attacks
Viet Cong rockets struck Saigon rekindling shelling after a two and a half week lull as paratroopers swept the outskirts. An American adviser was killed at Dak To air field while 10 100 pound rockets hit the field and five South Vietnamese soldiers were wounded. U S Command reported eight rocket and mortar attacks overnight with light overall casualties and said helicopters and artillery targeted likely firing sites.
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Dak To
Saigon
Central Highlands
62Nd Airborne Division
U.S
Corry Couple Hurt In Two Vehicle Crash North Of Corry
A Corry man and his wife were injured when their car rolled after a left front collision with a second vehicle on the Corry Cutting road. Mrs. William Kurelowech 49 received head lacerations and body bruises. Her husband 48 had multiple head bruises and injuries to elbows knees and ankle. Police said the other driver William Johnson 24 drifted over the center line. Johnson faces failure to yield charges. Another weekend crash left Mrs. Albert Imhoff 38 with multiple cuts and bruises after a vehicle forced her off the road and into a parked car. damages total about 375. A Czech soldier fled into Austria seeking asylum after crossing the border unnoticed Saturday night.
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Corry
Corry-Cutting
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
William Kurelowech
Union Street
William Barbour
Johnson
Barbour
Albert Imhoff
RD. 1
Spring Creek
George Hembree
Donald Raisley
Saigon Ranks Veep Viet Troops See U S Aid Rise
Saigon reports a massive buildup of armed forces with 1,045,500 uniformed men, up to 100,000 more by year end, funded by U S arms and equipment. The expansion targets Viet Cong areas in the Mekong Delta, aiming to reduce insurgent terrain without immediate U S withdrawal. A new fleet of 300 UH-14 helicopter transports and gunships costs 83 million dollars.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Mekong
Storm Cripples New York City Subway Network
A fierce thunderstorm during the morning rush hour paralyzed New York City's subway system and disrupted other transportation. Lightning and heavy rain overpowered reporting equipment and electrical facilities, hindering travel across the metropolis.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Start of Preliminary Work Near for West Smith Street Plaza
Demolition of the Fogle Lumber Co building on West Smith Street is planned as the first step for the West Smith Street shopping plaza. Steel for the shops is expected on site within a day or two, and earthmoving continues at the Route 6 bypass plaza. Weather permitting, both projects may finish this year.
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West Smith Street
The
Journal Today
Fogle Lumber Co
Route 6
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