Stevenson nominated for reappointment to Pennsylvania history commission
Governor Shafer sent the nomination of James B. Stevenson publisher of The Titusville Herald to the State Senate. Stevenson, already the commission chair, seeks reappointment. A junior life saving class for 12 to 15 year olds runs at the YMCA from Monday to July 7, with sessions 10 am to noon. Applicants must be past Flying Fish. The Bureau of Traffic Safety suspended two area drivers for speeding. Temperatures across western Pennsylvania will be near normal with highs near 80 and lows around 60, with showers likely in the south and later Friday or Saturday. Police investigated reports of teens drinking behind the YMCA during a dance. several calls about a motorcyclist on Snyder Circle yielded no sightings. Car gas caps were reported stolen by two women, and three boys were seen entering a tan car. Noise complaints about a YMCA dance produced no excessive noise. A man reported seeing two boys near his garage. one was caught, the other fled, and police will contact the boys and parents. The Federal Power Commission authorized Pennsylvania Gas Co. to build $1 million in pipeline facilities to meet rising natural gas demand in Erie and Jamestown. A fatal car crash near Rogers City, Michigan claimed Mrs. Hazel Allebach. Local prowler reports near an Airport Road resident prompted police to investigate but found sleeping boys. Corry YMCA plans August volleyball for youths, with signups at the Y desk. Mrs. Mable Hulings, formerly of Tidbute, died after a seizure at Corry Memorial Hospital, with arrangements to be announced by Bracken Funeral Home.
Clay faces jurors as draft case goes to verdict
In a Houston trial, defense strategy centers on Claimed sincerity about draft refusal while judge limits evidence on discrimination. The jury hears arguments on whether Clay knowingly avoided induction. Separately, Assistant Secretary Goulding cancels a $3,200 Pentagon carpet purchase with no reason given.
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Washington
Phil G. Goulding
Pentagon
U S says 23 ground sweeps in South Vietnam amid daily strikes
Cong reported continuing skirmishes with two cavalry deaths and 28 wounded. The U S command announced 23 major ground sweeps under way at various points in South Vietnam, with 144 strike missions flown Tuesday against North Vietnam. Major targets included the Red River rail line from Hanoi to Red China and the line to Thai Nguyen. The North Vietnamese air force offered little resistance as MIGs avoided dogfights, with raids concentrated in three provinces including Kontum to support U S ground troops.
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U. S. Command
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Red River
Hanoi
Red China
Thai Nguyen
U.S
Kosygin Declines U.S. Visit as Johnson Seeks Talks
Indications were that both readers were willing, but Kosygin would not go to Washington. Johnson invited the premier to visit but Kosygin declined, saying he came to New York for the assembly. White House said Johnson would be glad to meet Kosygin here or at Camp David if feasible.
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Johnson
New York
Kosygin
Washington
U.S
White House
George Christian
Camp David
Caflisch and Rousch Lead Clymer GOP Primaries
Republicans in Clymer and French Creek held primary races for township offices. Ernest Carlisle won the Clymer supervisor nomination 194 to 100 over John Nywelde, while Eldred Rousch beat Norman H. Upperman 206 to 99 for justice of the peace. In French Creek Edward Beckering took the supervisor nod 99 to 42 over George Maleski, and Nancy J. White won town clerk 97 to 44 over M. W. Stores. Official totals pending machine-tabulation.
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Rlepublicans
Clymer
French Creek
Chautauqua County
GOP
Ernest Carliseh
John Nywelde
Edward Beckering
George Maleski
Nancy J. White
M. W. Stores
Chautauqua County Election Board
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Corry’s Capistrano Song Hidden in Sand and Gravel Pit
Corry describes a grav el pit on Worth street where tree swallows nest in holes. The cliff swallow group, about five inches long, is noted as a general term for this species in the local description.
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Worth Street
House OKs broad flag desecration bill amid debate
The House passed a measure making flag desecration a federal crime, though the wording dropped the explicit ban on burning. The vote was 386 to 16 with supporters arguing the bill would still apply, while opponents warned of broader implications for dissent. Violators could face a $1000 fine and up to one year in prison.
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New York
Tater
Senate
Cornelius. Gallagher
D-N.y
Central Park
James H. Quillen
Rtern
Iwo Jima
Sions
Benjamin
Rosenthal
Joe D. Waggoner
D-La
Don Edwards
Calif
Crystal Coal Co. fuels historical list at Corry address
Crystal Coal Co located at 4 Maple Ave Corry Pennsylvania advertises coal fuel oil and kerosene stokers furnaces services with phone contact 668-8175.
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Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Private Club Endorsement Sparks NRA Subsidy Debate
Firearm control advocates press Congress to halt Defense Department funding for the National Rifle Association. Senator Kennedy calls for canceling the Camp Perry matches and repurposing the site for underprivileged youths. Rep. McCarthy criticizes the program as ineffective for military training. The NRA faces renewed firearms law efforts as Taiwan resettlement plans emerge from Hong Kong unrest.
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National Rifle Association
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mars
Camp Perry
NRA
Kennedy
Lake Erie
Port Clinton
Toledo
Cleveland
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Flower bed removal sparks safety clash near Cambria
Residents protested after officials ordered removal of a university area flower bed argued to aid safety. Durica was told by highway officials the beds must go though supporters say the plantings calm traffic. The project was funded by local organizations and businesses. George Nocito of Huntington named chairman of WVU Creative Arts division.
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Richland High School
Durica
Cambria County
Shafer
Keelan
Rogers Corner
Morgantown
W. Va
George Nocito
Huntington
Creative Arts
Creative Art Center
West Virginia University
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