House Also Says No To War Fund Out
Congress rebuffed Nixon Indochina pullout deadlines as House rejected June 1 April 30 and Dec 31 war halt measures. In the same day, three local crashes injuring a Tionesta youth caused over $2,600 in damages, including a rollover that pinned John Rightmover, 15, under a car. Damages to the vehicle reached about $1,000 with no other injuries. The Senate rejected a Hatfield McGovern amendment to cut funds for war, while the House approved a $21.1 billion weapons bill 331 to 58, with grim prospects for rapid troop withdrawal.
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West Hickory
Susan Lindstrom
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Eolle Ee
Rep
Judien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
Indochina
Paris
County agency plan excludes Corry and Union City hospitals
Erie hospital directors pressed for a county hospital authority to access municipal bonding at about three percent lower rates. Corry Memorial and Union City Memorial hospitals reported they were not invited to the discussions with Erie County commissioners. Trustees suggested giving the authority bonding power, but commissioners doubted the approach and asked the county solicitor for a legal opinion as the plan faces scrutiny and past attempts were derided as a fiasco.
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Antrim
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Henwood
State Police To Investigate IGA Burglary
State officials call for Pennsylvania State Police to probe the IGA burglary at Boyd Jaggs in Corry last Saturday. Two local officers, Warren Reynolds and Richard Farley, face a hearing next Thursday after a postponement to prepare defense.
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Charles Sutton
Benjamin Calderone
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Warren Reynolds
Richard Farley
Porter Auer
Times Reveals Secret Pentagon History Documents
The New York Times handed the Justice Department a list of secret Pentagon files behind its suspended Vietnam war history series. A court hearing on a government injunction against further publication was set for today. The list includes a 47‑volume study on U.S. Vietnam policy and a summary of the Tonkin Gulf control study.
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Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Decatur
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Tonkin Gulf
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North Vietnam
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Defense Department
Post clears Ike of stalling elections in Vietnam
The Washington Post reports a Pentagon study found no U S connivance with the Saigon regime in delaying Vietnam elections planned by the Geneva Conference. It says Ngo Dinh Diem bore responsibility for not holding elections, despite Eisenhower and Dulles fearing a coalition favoring communists.
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Washington Post
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United States
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South Vietnam
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John Foster Dulles
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Chalmers M. Roberts
Not On Hold List 277 Project Still On
Route 277 relocation through Corry tied to the Fourth Ward urban renewal will proceed despite a state highway hold list. The hold affects 176 design contracts. funds budget approval and constitutional Amendment changes constrain design work. Kassab notes the move could strain consulting engineers and that action should have occurred with the 1970 fee bill.
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Fourth Ward
Chauncey Shaupp
Department of Transportation
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Journal Today
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Harrisburg
Jacob Kassab
Shafer
Kassab
Spartans contest alleged voting irregularities in Harrisburg
Sparta Concerned Citizens leaders led by J Russell Young protest irregularities in the Harrisburg House voting on an amendment to allow mergers to go to referendum. They traveled to hear Sen. Budd Dwyer’s plan to delay merger deadlines, with the current cutoff set for July 1. About 100 opposed votes were noted amid the dispute.
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Sparta Concerned Citizens Committee
Corry
Harrisburg
House
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Sparta
Young
Capitol
Sen. R. Budd Dwyer
GI goes to Vietnam to avoid drugs ends addicted at home
FT BRAGG NC AP report follows Pfe. John P. a Vietnam volunteer who believed he escaped the drug culture only to return last week addicted to heroin. He spent his Army pay on drugs, began with marijuana, then heroin, and after six weeks of treatment at Ft. Bragg’s center he was freed from withdrawal with methadone.
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