French vote runoff contenders Pompidou Poher in front
In Paris Georges Pompidou led the first round for premier with 43.95 percent as Alain Poher followed with 23.44 percent. Jacques Duclos captured 21.53 percent as four other candidates trailed. Polls had projected higher support, but Poher's edge faded andDuclos gained momentum.
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Paris
Georges Pomou
Alain Poher
Toda
Charles de Gaulle
A Sur
France
de Gaulle
Poher
Senate
Pompidou
Jacques Duclos
Communist Party
Duclos
Gaston Defferre
Marseille
Michel’ Rocard
Unified Socialist Party
Louis Ducatel
Local drive targets unsolicited credit cards in Corry area
Dozens of Corry residents sign petitions urging FTC action against unsolicited credit card mailings. The article notes hearings planned in Washington on September 10 and outlines local activist Norbert Bachomer’s efforts and proposed reforms such as certified mailing and bearer photos to curb misuse.
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Corry
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Washington
Norbert Bachoiner
West Church Street
Joseph Vigorito
Vigorito
Bachomer
Buck Injured In Store Break In After Road Run
A buck and a doe darted across Newton Kansas street Sunday. The buck was struck by a car driven by 1yearold Steve Keyes and crashed through a store glass door. Keyes Richard Olson and others restrained the animal until a veterinarian tranquilized it. The doe was later killed by a car about five blocks away.
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Newton, Kan
Newton
Steve Keyes
Keyes
Richard Olson
Aesidential Area
Biafra sentences 18 foreign oil workers to death
The Biafran Information Service announced 18 foreign oil workers, including 14 Italians, three Germans, and one Lebanese, were sentenced to death amid battles near Okpai. Bodies of 11 other workers, including 10 Italians and a Jordanian, were recovered by Nigerian forces. AGIP said the men did not fight for Nigeria.
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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
Batesville
Oklo
Niger River
New Flight Limits Begin at Major U S Airports
Assocancy Press reports new FAA flight quotas at New York Kennedy LaGuardia Newark Chicago O Hare and Washington National airports. Limits aim to curb summer delays with Kennedy set 80 to 90 takeoffs or landings per hour while O Hare allows 115, LaGuardia 48, and Newark National 40 per hour.
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Assocancy Press
New York
Chicago
Washington
Federal Aviation Authority
O'Hare
National
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
AMA urges caution on imitation and filled milks for infants
The American Medical Association council on foods and nutrition says imitation milk is generally undesirable for infants due to low protein minerals and vitamins. It notes filled milk can match whole milk for calories and protein, but urges doctors to verify contents before recommending substitutes. In areas with dairy shortages, developing nutritionful substitutes should be encouraged.
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Chicago
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Association
United States
AMA
Council
Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Toll Sets New Record
Associated Press reports 543 people died in highway crashes over the Memorial Day weekend, surpassing the prior 542 record from 1966. The span included severe crashes in Utah and North Carolina, with broader heavy traffic from Los Angeles to across the nation and boat fatalities and drownings adding to the holiday toll.
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Associated Press
Lasteeken
National Safety Council
Los Angeles
State Highway Patrol
Adviser Killed at Dak To as Viet Cong Hit Saigon
Saigon came under Viet Cong rocket fire early in the day and paratroopers clashed with enemy forces near the city. A high ranking American adviser was killed at Dak To air field as rockets struck the field and South Vietnamese troops were wounded. The U.S. Command reported multiple rocket and mortar attacks with light overall damage.
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Dak To
Saigon
Central Highlands
82Nd Airborne Division
U.S
Corry Man and Wife Hurt In Wreck Near Corry
A Corry man and his wife were injured when their car rolled over after a collision on the Corry Cutting road three miles north of Corry. Mrs. William Kurelowech, 49, suffered head lacerations and body bruises. her husband, 48, had multiple bruises. Johnson, 24, of 117 Sixth Avenue, was involved in the crash and faces charges for failure to yield half the highway. Another weekend crash near Spring Creek left Mrs. Albert Imhoff with cuts and bruises. charges are pending. A Czech soldier seeking asylum fled into Austria after driving through unmanned border barriers.
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Corry
Corry-Cutting
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
William Kurelowech
Union Street
William Barbour
Johnson
Barbour
Albert Imhoff
R.D
Spring Creek
Corry- Spring Creek
George Hembree
Donald Raisley
Saigon Builds Vietnamese Forces as U.S. Troops Hold Line
Saigon reports a rapid expansion of armed forces with more than one million troops and a new 83 million dollar fleet of UH-1 helicopters. Despite larger Vietnamese units, U.S. ground troops would stay active if current plans persist. The buildup aims to reclaim Viet Cong controlled areas, especially in the Mekong Delta, with aid from American weapons and equipment.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Mekong
Evel
Storm Leaves NYC Workers Stranded
New York AP reports a fierce thunderstorm during morning rush hour paralyzed the city subway system and disrupted other transport facilities. The storm produced loud thunder, sheet lightning, and even affected Weather Bureau reporting equipment and electrical facilities.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Start of West Smith street shopping plaza work underway
Preliminary work on the West Smith street plaza begins with demolition of the former Fogle Lumyer Co building and rapid steel delivery for shops. Earthmoving at the Route 6 bypass site continues as weather conditions may allow both projects to finish this year. developers plan to reveal layout details soon.
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West Smith Street
Journal
Fogle Lumyer Co
Route 6
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