Good Guy or Sucker in U S Japan Defense Relation
In Our Opinion the piece argues Japan enjoys peace and prosperity aided by U S defense, with Japan’s police force and military power, including nuclear capability, allowing Japan to grow a booming middle class while the United States bears heavy defense costs. It asks how history will judge the United States in this relationship.
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20 Years Ago June 33 1944 Allied push nears Cherbourg
World war II dispatches report Montebourg fell after a fierce battle as U S Fourth Infantry and allied forces drive to cut off Cherbourg peninsula. Lieut BE T Clark of Union City remains missing in action after a heavy raid over Germany. Local robberies linked to Erie exile suspect cleared up by Corry police as burglaries spread along the lake shore.
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Saegertown Man Sentenced For Embezzlement
Saegertown resident Joan Hunter, 87, former trust officer at Merchants Bank in Meadville, was sentenced in Pittsburgh on seven counts of embezzlement. Judge Louis Rosenberg gave three months in prison, three years probation, restitution, and costs. FBI arrested her after a bank audit revealed discrepancies totaling over $10,000. Hunter resigned January 3 after 18 years with the bank. bond and FDIC coverage were noted.
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W Va Man Killed In Area Crash
W Va man McMahon 29 of Moundsville died at St Vincent's Hospital after his auto rolled over on Route 6N near Edinboro. Coroner ruled death accidental from a head injury. state police said he was alone and likely traveling at high speed. The report mentions a separate note about Bridgeport club in the Eastern League and the Red Sox interest, but the core event is the fatal crash and coroner ruling.
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Fluoridation Issue Moves Back to Erie Council
Erie council may revisit fluoridation after petitions are checked at the courthouse. Michael A. Cannavino, who backed putting the issue to voters, said the council could have avoided the dispute and added the process is costly and time consuming. He signaled possible action next week if signatures are sufficient. Fellow council members Lovel eyes Robert Glowacki and Bernard J. Harkins joined in the discussion.
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Schweitzer Herd Tops May Dairy Production in Tri County Club
May results from the Tri County Dairy Improvement Club show Schweitzer herd leading butter fat with 58.0 per cow on 1,567 milk, Dwight King 56.7 on 1,360, Kolstee 56.6 on 1,431, Skiff Farm 54.9 on 1,401, and Archie Bishop 50.9 on 1,389. Individual cows include Roses Dan Dee Farms Spartansburg with 113.0, Earl Schweitzer and Sons 105.5, and Roses Dan Dee Farms 104.0, among others.
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Judge Upheld Pittsburgh Press Refusing Blood Feast Ad
Pittsburgh Press denied a preliminary injunction to force publication of an ad for the movie Blood Feast. Judge Gwilym A. Price Jr ruled the paper has right and responsibility to refuse the advertisement. The request for a special hearing was denied. arguments set for next Wednesday.
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Gunman Returns to Finish Job At Motel Standoff
In Rosemont near Chicago a holdup man, trying to save face, returned yesterday to a motel night clerk Ralph Horner and handed over 225 dollars after a botched attempt the previous week. Horner, 36, faced a pistol as the man repeated the ruse.
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Man Questions About Gun Sparks Sheepish Exit
A man is asked if he has a gun. he answers quietly, hangs his head, and leaves. The incident is described in terse terms with no further details on motive or consequence.
Union City Livestock Sale Notes Hogs Cows Veal Calves Lambs
Thursday sale featured good and choice hogs 16 to 1744, sows 13 to Ite, beef cows 14 to 16percent, canners and cutters 12 to 1342, beef heifers 16 to 18percent, bulls 18 to 20percent, veal calves 27 to 29, heavy calves 23 to 26, lambs 21 to 25.
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