Senate ethics panel presses ahead in Dodd censure case
Senate ethics committee plans to press its parliamentary advantage as it weighs two charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. The panel halted a bid for an immediate vote on the double-billing count and scheduled debate to resume Monday, with a separate vote on the seven trips issue. The second and broader charge accuses Dodd of converting 116 088 dollars raised at political dinners to personal use.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Wallace F. Bennett
Ratah
Ethics Pan
Seek Bandits In Seven Thousand Dollar Meadville Robbery
Police hunt two gunmen who robbed Ma sons Discount Store in Meadville Park Avenue Plaza after 10 p.m. They escaped with 3750 in cash and 3100 in checks toward a bank night deposit. A getaway car with Ohio plates found at a nearby Holiday Inn.
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Meadville, Pa
Meadville Discount
Mason's Discount
Park Avenue Plaza
Holiday Inn
Ohio
Israelis Knew Sailors Claim Liberty Attack Was Deliberate
Senior crewmen of the damaged US Navy ship Liberty testified in secret aboard the Malta drydock of a deliberate Israeli air and torpedo boat strike. They argued Israel had time to identify Liberty, which was attacked off the Israeli coast after 24 hours in position, while maintaining mid East evacuation comms.
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Liberty
Mediterra
Nean
Norfolk
Israel
U.S
Middle East
Malta
Friends Of Erie County Seek Regional Planning Commission
Erie County solicitor says allies in Harrisburg and Washington will press for acceptance of the new Regional Planning Commission. The move supports Corry Fourth Ward renewal and federal funds for Erie’s bus system. Three changes to the articles address advisory board and executive committee makeup and a $6000 local annual obligation by Erie.
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Friends of
Erie County
Friends of Erie County
Harrisburg
Washington
Regional Planning Commission
Corry
Fourth Ward
Fed
Mnt
Eral
Erie
Tottering
John ‘McLaughlin
New
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Philadelphia
HUD
McLaughlin
Jetter
Municipal Bodies Advisory Board
City of
Commission
Erie County Planning Commission
Rain Break Eases Corry Heat With Brief City Rain
Corry enjoyed a temporary cooldown as nearly an inch of rain fell after 15 days of high, humid heat. Temperatures dropped to the upper sixties overnight before ticking back up toward 76 by mid-morning. Officials forecast a 50 percent chance of more rain with possible afternoon showers and isolated power outages reported in Bradford and Titusville due to lightning.
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Corryites
United States
Bradford
Titusville
Johnson Meets Holt at Camp David Amid Vietnam Middle East Talk
President Johnson holds an informal policy session with Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt at Camp David as Kosygin plans a UN General Assembly response. Johnson aims to address Vietnam and the Middle East while Kosygin pursues a Security Council dispute over Israel and Arab lands.
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Washington
Johnson
Harold Holt
Alexei N. Kosygin
Austin
Tex
Holt
Camp David
Lbs Ranch
Texas
Kosygin
United Nations
New York
State Department
White House
Vietnam
Middle East
UN General Assembly
Soviet Union
Israel
Summer School Opening Slated For Monday
School administrators announced the six week summer program at elementary and secondary levels begins Monday at 9 AM. Enrollment remains open under the federal act. Rural students should use regular bus stops. missed riders call J Donald Watson for grades seven to twelve or Ann Baressi for grades one to six.
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J. Donald Watson
Watson
Ann Baressi
Miss Baressi
Conyeord School
Recommended Reading Dear Dad Father’s Day column
Dear Dad is highlighted on today's editorial page. Paul Harvey’s column is praised and described as uplifting to readers.
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Dad
Paul Harvey
Cincinnati calms after four nights of riot damage
The story notes Cincinnati easing after four nights of arson, looting and vandalism on the West Side while Dayton and Tampa deploy youth patrols to deter violence. Police report isolated incidents and rock throwing as officers patrol, with a small corps of Negro youths sworn in as Cincinnati’s first youth patrol.
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Dayton
Uhio
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati
Vayton
Parolee Nabbed For Glue Sniffing Here
State parolee Harry J. Bemis, 22, was spotted staggering on East Washington street with a bag of glue. He fled from Officer Warren Reynolds, was tackled by three officers, searched, and held for return to Erie parole authorities.
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Erie County
East Washington Street
Warren Reynolds
Harry J. Bemis
Erie
Corry
Reynolds
Bemis
Kenneth Nichols
Julius Wotus
John McCurdy
McCurdy
U S Bombers Hit Missile Site North Of Vinh Vietnam
U S fighter bombers destroyed a surface to air missile site 41 miles north of Vinh in North Vietnam. A Thunderchief was lost to ground fire but the pilot was rescued. The 173rd Airborne Brigade with 4000 troops arrived from Bien Hoa near Pleiku for reinforcement. Hanoi warned of executing American prisoners if death sentences were carried out.
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Saigon
U.S
Vinh
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pleiku
173Rd Airborne
Bien Hoa
Hanoi
Harold George Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Washington
United States
Vietnam
Probe Death Of Clymer Woman 51
Deputies from the Chautauqua County sheriff's office investigate the death of Pearl Wise 51 who died on arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital. Initial details suggest a fight with her husband a fall in a hole and an ankle injury with heart attack listed as a possible cause. Corry state police ordered the investigation then turned to the sheriff's office as the incident occurred in New York. An autopsy at Hamot Hospital is awaited to determine the case.
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Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Pearl Wise
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer
Sheriff's Office
Hamot Hospital
Survey in Corry Area On TV Sets
The bureau begins a survey tomorrow in Corry and surrounding area and 448 other sections nationwide. It asks households if they own a color or black and white TV and if set is equipped for ultra high frequency channels 1 to 85.
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Bufeau
LensUs
Corry
Ready Tribute To State BPW Woman Of Year
Final plans for a public celebration in the Colonial Room of the Moose Club honor Mrs. Norman Tarbell named state Woman of the Year by the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs last Saturday. Event runs 2 to 5 p.m. with invited BPW district and state officers.
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The
Moose Club
Norman Tarbell
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
BPW
Keppel ‘Tiffany
Go Go Girls Banned At Lunch Time
Navy and Marine Corps enlisted men will not be allowed to watch go go girls at lunch. Rear Admiral Frank A. Bradley, commandant of the 11th Naval District, ordered the ban yesterday. Girls may dance at enlisted men’s clubs in the evenings but not at midday.
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Aan Diego
Vaur
Navy
Marine Corps
Frank A. Brandley
11Th Naval District
Brandley
Death of Assemblyman Fuellhart in Erie Motel
Warren politician William C. Fuellhart died in an Erie motel during a trip with his wife to celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary. Coroner Merle Wood reported a likely heart attack as the cause.
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William C. Fuellhart
Warren
Erie
Fuellhart
Merle Wood
Just Everyone Was There At Corry High School Reunion
A playful note recalls a reunion at Corry High School where humans gathered while an apparent Mickey Mouse visitor left upon learning the event was for humans only. Attendees lingered, then some returned.
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Mickey
Mimenie
Kosygin Arrives For Anti Israel Session in New York
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in New York to attend a U N General Assembly session on the Middle East and press for Israel to withdraw from gains made by force. He faces a potential meeting with President Johnson amid tight security as world leaders gather. He was greeted by Anatole Dobrynin and Nicolai Federenko and waved to reporters before a short motorcade stroll through Manhattan in cold weather.
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New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Johnson
Israel
Kosygin
United States
Texas
Washington
MD Jast
Anatole Dobrynin
Nicolai Federenko
United Nations
56Th Street
3Rd Avenue
Manhattan
Rail Strike Bill Delayed as Unions Threaten Walkout
Congress delays action on a plan to block a nationwide rail strike, hoping union leaders vow no walkout before a Senate House conference settles the bill. The no strike order for 137000 shopcraft members ends Monday at 12:01 a.m. and awaits mediation.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Senate House
Senate
House
Thomas J. Dodd
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