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Weekend Accidents Kill Six in Western Pennsylvania
Multiple traffic wrecks over the weekend across western Pennsylvania left six dead and many injured. Victims include Mary Hurley 18 of Indiana Pa killed on U S 22 near New Alexandria Township and Rev Arthur LeMon Cleveland official killed on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Pittsburgh. Other fatalities occurred near Uniontown Harmonsburg and Schellsburg with several injuries reported.
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Pennsylvania
Mary Hurley
Indiana
U.S. 22
U.S. 961
New Alexandria
Latrobe Hospital
Arthur LeMon
City of
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Fayette County
William J. Bobish
U.S. 40
Harmonsburg
Crawford County
Kenneth Niedzielski
Erie
Grace Strong
Haws Pike
Cambria County
Wayne R. Brennan
Somerset
U.S. 30
Schellsburg
Judge Rules Indigent Fine Violates Rights
A New York court ruling held that jailing an indigent for nonpayment of court fines violates rights. Justice Rollin A. Farber sustained a habeas corpus writ challenging a 20 day jail or $100 fines per charge for Gerald E. Willis, citing equal rights concerns and potential illegality of penalizing inability to pay. The decision remanded for proceedings consistent with the opinion, referencing prior cases on indigent penalties. Queen on Tour: Patricia Perry ends Cotton tour in Manila after visiting 14 nations and Hong Kong.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Rollin A. Farber
Jamestown
Fredonia
Rocco T. Crise
Bruce K. Carpenter
Gerald E. Willis
Chautauqua County
Fancher
Willis
Public Defender’s Office
Court of Appeals
Manila
America
Patricia Dianne Perry
U.S
Miss Perry
Danville
Philippines
Hong Kong
South Viets Taking Command In Air War
AP reports the South Vietnamese air force is taking the lead in combat inside Vietnam. VNAF sorties exceed U.S. flights in South Vietnam while U.S. planes dominate Laos and Cambodia missions. By next spring the U.S. foresees a self-sufficient VNAF for operations within South Vietnam. Nearby theaters show comparative sortie totals through early June, with Americans still leading in Laos and Cambodia. McCarthy warns Democrats of a potential third party in 1972 if reforms stall.
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Washington
Pentagon
VNAF
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S. Air Force
Navy
South Vietnamese
Vietnam
Laotian Panhandle
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Democratic Party
Nonuplets survive with three in critical condition in Sydney
Geraldine Brodrick's nine babies, born after fertility drug use, include four live and five deceased or dying at birth. Three of the living infants remain of concern while the others show varying outcomes. The family, from Canberra, described as former nurse and 82 year old husband, had planned for a large family amid medical leadership at the University of New South Wales.
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Sydney
Australia
Geraldine Brodrick
Canberra
Harvey M. Carey
School of
University of New South Wales
Brodrick
Geraldine
Brodricks
Newspaper and Broadcasting Group
Ambassadors and Officials Meet to Tackle Drug Problem
President Nixon convened a White House session with seven ambassadors and top officials to review drug abuse in U S society. Attendees included envoys to Mexico Turkey South Vietnam Thailand France Luxembourg United Nations Secretary Rogers Mitchell and Connally.
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Washington
Nixon
Administration
White House
U.S
Mexico
Turkey
South Vietnam
Thailand
France
Luxembourg
United Nations
William P. Rogers
John N. Mitchell
Treasury
John B. Connally
Ellsworth Bunker
Andrews Air Force Base
Saigon
United States
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert H. Finch
Donald Rumsfeld
Europe
Africa
Finch
Rumsfeld
Leonard Inger
Robert McBride
Arthur K. Watson
William J. Handley
George Bush
Garland Gala Days set for June 16 to 19
The Garland Fire Department hosts the annual Garland Gala Days from Wednesday to Saturday June 16 through 19. Nine carnival rides and a concession stand operate nightly with special attractions. Events include Happy-Go-Lucky the clown, a firemen water battle with trophies, Rube Shaffer and Herb Runser from WWVA Jamboree, a bake sale, a 2 pm Saturday parade, and drawings around 10 30 pm. Advance ride tickets are sold through tomorrow evening by any firefighter or at Dunmire's Store in Pittsfield.
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Garland Fire Department
Happy- Go-Lucky the Clown
Rube Shaffer
Herb Runser
Wheeling
West Va
Garland Firemen's Auxiliary
Dunmire’s
Pittsfield
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