Brandt Quiet on East Berlin Talks with Soviet Ambassador
West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt said he was neither encouraged nor discouraged after meeting Soviet Ambassador Pyotr Abrassimov in East Berlin about East German travel restrictions. He declined to give details, promising to report to the West German cabinet. The visit marked the first such trip by a West German foreign minister since 1961.
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Fatal Crash at Lottsville Triggers Probe
A May 2 collision at the Jamestown Lottsville railroad crossing involving D. Sturdevant, 43, of Jamestown, killed him and injured a passenger. The incident prompts a preliminary probe by the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission amid a decade of prior fatal crossings and local complaints urging action.
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McCarthy Wins 51 NY Delegates in Surprising Primary
In Albany, Sen Eugene J McCarthy overpowered Kennedy and Humphrey delegates as McCarthy supporters boosted a bold three way Senate race win by Paul O Dwyer, a former city councilman. O Dwyer edged Nassau County executive Eugene Nickerson by about 20 500 votes with 12 306 of 13 408 districts counted. Nickerson and Resnick trailed. Republicans see Nixon supporters pressing in New York.
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Humphrey
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McCarthy
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Senate
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New York City
Eugene H. Nickerson
Nassau County
Joseph Y. Resnick
Upstate
O'Dwyer
New York
Nickerson
Resniek
Resnick
Richard M. Nixon
City Council weighs subdivision rules amid easing talk
City officials debated tough subdivision standards this week with Councilman Jink Ouvney proposing a review. Engineer David Hinch outlined items possibly softened to help developers while preserving safe street layouts and grades amid earlier concerns about paving sidewalks and future walking paths.
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Hinch
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Johnson
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Sole Munney
Dearey Ted Counil i
Manelnys
Car Strikes Bike Injuring Corry Boy
A 10 year old Corry boy, David Ploss, was struck by a car on Spencer road while riding his bicycle and suffered a compound fracture of the left leg. He is in Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. The driver, Donald Skinner of Union City, slowed but struck the bicycle and rider. Vehicle damage was listed at 50 dollars and the bicycle at 10 dollars.
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Robert Ploss
Robert Fleetwood
Corry State
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Union City
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Third County Meningitis Death Listed
Erie County Health officials report the third meningitis death this month in Erie County. Gerald Farmer, acting director of the health department, said 62 year old Willliams of Albion died June 7 from a highly contagious meningitis.
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Erie County Health Department
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Williams
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State Health Department
Gun control bill faces Senate Judiciary Committee
The measure to ban mail order sales of rifles and shotguns advances to the Senate Judiciary Committee amid growing public support. Subcommittee approval followed shifts by key senators as pressure from recent assassinations and public clamor grows, with Dirksen signaling possible favorable reporting.
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Judiciary Committee
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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R-S.c
City moves away from sheriff sale plan on unpaid assessments
At a City Council meeting the city solicitor said a couple have turned over deed to a Sciota street parcel with an asbgressment against it, allowing the city to accept the deed in lieu of sheriff sale. This marks a shift reducing the group of properties slated for sale and suggests publicity spurred payment.
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Rozelle
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Russell
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Truck Collision Near Union City Injures Four
Four people were hurt when a car and a dump truck collided head on west of Union City. The injured include Jon Fisk and Judith Bors2 of Union City both in the car, and Bennie Hunt and William Hinkle of Waterford in the truck. Officers say the crash caused $2,500 in damage and charges are pending after the driver, Larry Riddell, attempted to slow for a turning car and skidded 70 feet across the centerline.
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William Hinkle
Waterford
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James Hawk
Corry
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Marines, Viet Cong Clash Near Khe Sanh. 128 Dead
U S reports during Tuesday battles near Khe Sanh in the Sanh Valley, Marine forces held and advanced as North Vietnamese regulars pressed them. The toll, including 128 enemy killed, followed a mortar aided ambush and heavy artillery and air strikes clearing a path for ground troops. Casualties included one Marine KIA and 18 others wounded in separate actions. The drive aimed to protect Highway 9, the vital supply route to the Khe Sanh area.
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City Revises Plans For 2 Reserve Funds
The city revises and updates two capital reserve funds to reflect new needs and rising costs. The redevelop ment reserve covers the Fourth Ward urban renewal project share and the vehicle and equipment reserve funds. revisions project a 10 year outlook with relief against sudden budget strains and reimbursements from federal participation.
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CAHS Grads Receive $42 850 In State Scholarships
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency awarded 42 850 in scholarships to 58 Corry Area High School graduates entering colleges universities and eth nical schools. Awards ranged 200 to 1 200 based on need and SAT/academic potential with recipients attending institutions such as Edinboro State Mercyhurst Kent State Alliance College N Notre Dame and others.
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Corry Area
PHEAA
CAHS
Carl Allen
R. D
Edinboro State College
Belle Anderson
West Park Place
Mercyhurst College
Linda Anthony
East Bend
Kent State University
David Bailey
Wayne Street
Alliance College
Mary Bennett
Shady Avenue
Dunchesne University
Sherry Bennink
East Pleasant Street
Asbury College
Gary Blynt
East Congress
Notre Dame
Shafer Signs Non-Public School Aid Bill in Harrisburg
Gov Shafer signed a 4.3 million nonpublic school aid measure in Harrisburg. The bill, backed by both parties, faces court challenge from the ACLU Pennsylvania. Funding was set from cigarette tax revenue and harness racing proceeds with distribution based on teacher salaries and instructional costs.
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Shafer
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Thimay M. Kerr Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Harriman Signals United Vietnam Peace Basis at Geneva Talks
Harriman stated the United States aims to reestablish peace in Vietnam based on the 1954 Geneva accords and does not oppose eventual unification if achieved by free expression without force. He emphasized the first step is withdrawal of forces behind the 17th parallel and demilitarization, while noting a long-term urge for peaceful unification.
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