Acquitted Man Sues U S Steel For $3 Million
In Pittsburgh Texas engineer Jan Ronald Guy filed in U S District Court a suit seeking 8 million dollars alleging that after his acquittal in the death of USS executive Alfred Price Jr. the trial and publicity harmed his reputation and caused job discrimination. The suit contends Price fell to his death after assault in Guy's hotel room during a tour of Edgar Thomson works.
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U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. District
Texas
USS
Jan Ronald Guy
Lubbock
Guy
Alfred 8. Price Jr
U.S. Steel
Edgar Thomson Works
Price
Texan
Three MIG raids and a devastating airfield fire in South Vietnam
Western air losses described with raids in the northern, central highlands, and along the Cambodian frontier near Sai Gon. A large fire at an Army support airfield in Binh Dinh damaged helicopters and planes, killed one American, injured three, and caused extensive material damage. Firefighters, engineers, and troops fought the blaze for over seven hours as bulldozers cleared burning debris. cause under investigation, with possible flare impact from a circling plane. South of the DMZ, Communist probes near U.S. Marine positions continued with limited fighting, and Khe Sanh faced mortar and radio station attacks resulting in two Marine deaths and 18 wounded. The U.S. command reported no major new ground action.
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Binh Dinh
U.S
Massive Pennsylvania power blackout hits four states
A vast electric outage paralyzed Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland delaying trains halting elevators and cooling systems. Hospitals used backups and schools sent 250000 Philadelphia pupils home as investigators from PUC and FPC probe the cause while utilities assess regional damage and restart.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Richard Hughes
Federal Power Commission
City Hall
Eastern Seaboard
Philadelphia Electric Co. Board
R. G. Rincliffe
George S. Bloom
Robbery at Pizza Villa in Titusville Nets About $400
Titusville police report a burglary at the Pizza Villa early Sunday resulted in roughly $400 stolen from a cash container in a back room. Entry came through a rear door after glass was removed. the owner, Mrs. Mabel Hall, is hospitalized in Erie, while her husband Arthur Hall died in the accident.
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Fitusville
Titusville
Mabel Hall
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Arthur Hall
Power blackout traced to manmade trigger in Luzerne County
A Philadelphia Electric Co spokesman said the Luzerne Electric Division outage was largely manmade as technicians at the Philadelphia load dispatching center cut back generation to prevent equipment damage. He noted the 1965 eight state blackout and praised quick action and rapid restoration.
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United Gas Improvement
Luzerne
Pennylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Rincliffe
Vacation Bible School and parade plans announced
Evelyn Merkle reports two area church programs and a youth parade schedule. The Methodist Church starts a one week Vacation Bible School June 12 with nursery through junior high classes 8 to 11 45 am and a June 17 picnic for attendees. The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church runs Vacation Bible School from June 7 to 16 for nursery through 10th grade with Friday June 16 sessions from 7 to 9 pm. Little League results show 3 wins in three games, and the Spartettes calendar lists parades from June 24 in Frewsburg to October a Hallowe en parade in Meadville with a supporting box fund.
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Methodist Church
Jesus
Vacation Bible School
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Clyde May
Little League
Townville
Tryon
Brocton
N.Y
Garland
Bear Lake
Sparta Fair
Union City
Meadville
Busy June events and hospital notes in Hatchtown area
Community updates cover the Friendly Neighbor Club June meeting at Mrs. Obert’s home and a Hatchtown picnic planned at the Obert grove hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sherlock. Also reported are Edinboro State College graduation for Elaine Metz, teaching jobs in Meadville, ongoing hospital stays for Kevin Stambro and Ray Rogers, and well wishes for Mrs. Frank Lay recovering from an eye ailment.
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Ettes
Friendly Neighbor Club
Charles Obert
Herman Winans
Lynn
Edinboro State College
Elaine Metz
Elaine
Meadville
Frank Lay
Hatchtown
Charlie Obert Grove
Isaac Sherlock
Gerald Tenney
City Moves Seeks Majority to Pressure Federal Plan
Oil's fear that some of the 40 cities will refuse to sign spurs a new angle. Backers urge all supporters to sign, aiming for a clear majority to leverage the federal 100 percent stipulation. They plan to enlist Pennsylvania senators and representatives to push for approval based on the majority support.
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By Evelyn Merkle
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