Local Petty Crimes and Accidents Reported Across Corry Area
John Gilmore reported a rear vent window busted in a car in his driveway likely by a BB or stone. the vehicle belongs to Gladys Emery of Sherman with about 10 damage. YMCA desk clerk James Bennett said two decorative trees were ruined by youths Friday night. General secretary Steven Welch requested more police patrols for outside dance supervision. Mike Brunecz Jr. of Cleveland was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for lacerations from a Friday night accident between Lottsville and Sugar Grove. Nora Judge sustained a right arm laceration from a fall at home and was treated and released. Mrs Joseph Huff reported her car damaged while parked at the IGA store. damage about 50 and possibly caused by a passing meat truck from Erie. Morris Boutyell sustained a left-hand cut while mowing at home and was treated. John Bush of Corry received a 60 day suspension of driving license privileges per the Bureau of Traffic Safety notice.
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John Gilmore
Seneca Street
Gladys Emery
Sherman
Gilmore
James Bennett
YMCA
Steven Welch
Mike Brunecz Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lottsville
Sugar Grove
Warren State Police
Joseph Huff
Worth Street
IGA
North Center Street
Erie
Morris Boutyell
Mead Avenue
Warren Court Decisions Spark Calls for Impeachment
Article notes that Warren's rulings on one man one vote and criminal due process drew conservative backlash. It highlights debates over civil rights and alleged soft on crime stance while Warren defended his justice philosophy focusing on fair treatment under law.
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Warren
French Put Liberals In Top Jobs
Paris AP Maurice Schumann named foreign minister and Valery Giscard d Estaing named finance minister in Georges Pompidou s new cabinet signaling a liberal shift in French policy. Debre becomes defense minister as Gaullists yield influence while Centrists gain three key ministries.
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Paris
Maurice Schumann
Europe
Georges Pompidou
Schumann
Giscard d'Estaing
Pompidou
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Chaban-Delmas
Michel Debre
Debre
Popular Republican Movement
Schulmann
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Finance
de Gaulle
Republicans
Israelis Raid Arab Gun Posts In Second Day Offensive
Israeli commandos attacked artillery positions at Addesiyeh near the Sea of Galilee after a shelling of Israeli settlements. The raid follows an earlier strike on a Gulf of Suez radar station. Egypt reports commando actions across the Suez Canal with heavy casualties.
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Jordan
Addesiyeh
Sea of Galilee
Gulf of Suez
Egypt
Suez Canal
Gaullist Split Shifts Front in Pompidou Cabinet
After Antoine Pinay declined the job, Pompidou filled key posts with Centrists René Pleven Jacques Duhamel and Joseph Fontanet. They urged no votes in the April referendum and later backed Pompidou over Alain Poher. Missing Gaullists include Maurice Couve de Murville Edgar Faure and Andre Malraux.
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Antoine Pinay
Pompidou
Rene Pleven
Justice
Jacques Duhamel
Joseph Fontanet
de Gaulle
Alain Poher
Controllers Warn About Sick Probe
AP reports the PATCO leader warns against continued government inquiry into last week’s sickout as FAA probes proceed. 250 to 300 controllers were absent last Wednesday and Thursday, triggering cancellations and long delays while some crews followed safety rules and flights were held. interviews with sick employees were paused then to resume soon.
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FAA
Flower
James R. Ean
New York
Grove City College announces four Corry students on dean’s list
Grove City College reports four Corry area students named to the dean’s list after the last term. Cynthia E. Gray of Grand Street is a biology sophomore active in Theta Kappa Sorority and yearbook staff. William G. Miller of Raymond Avenue majors in pre medical studies and is a Glee Club member. James B. Obra of Union Street majors in business administration. Thomas Xander of North Hillcrest Drive is a freshman in business administration and varsity track athlete.
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Grove City College
Corry
Cynthia E. Gray
Pee
B.A. Gray
415
Grand Street
Theta, Kappa Sorority
Ouija Staff
Polk
Turbulence over air controllers prompts calls for calm
Officials urged restraint as FAA probes reported “spontaneous illness” among controllers. The dispute centers on potential walkouts and investigations with Flower and Bailey criticizing weekend questioning and pressuring for talks while Volpe Shaffer decide next steps.
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Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Department of Transportation
Flower
Secretary of Transportation
John T. Volpe
FAA
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
Jack Maher
Survivor recounts 8 ½ hour search for six lake victims
Harvey Woods 89 of Azle Texas swam eight and a half hours through Eagle Mountain Lake after a boat sank killing his wife Jackie 32 and three relatives, twin daughters Brenda Kay Thorn 4 and Linda Faye Thorn 4, plus Leo H. Hall 26 and Charles Seborn 40 and Mary Clay 33. Woods was found Sunday morning by a rural newspaper deliverer and aided authorities.
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Azle
Tex
Harvey Woods
Texas
Woods
Barnes Point
Jackie
Brenda Kay Thorn
Linda Faye Thorn
Leo H. Hall
Fort Worth
Charles Seborn
Mary Clay
Forth Worth
Expulsion Splits SDS Into 2 Groups
Students for a Democratic Society fractures at its national convention with two rival factions naming separate leadership and holding news conferences. The Progressive Labor faction, meeting in Coliseum Hall, elected John Pennington and Pat Forman among others, while the regulars chose Jeffrey Jones and William Ayres for top posts. Both factions claim to be the real SDS and announce officers from different cities.
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Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
Mark Judd
Columbia University
SDS
Progressive Labor Party
Coliseum Convention Hall
John Pennington
Alan Spector
Pat Forman
Fred Gordon
Coliseum
Rudd
Teffrey Jones
San Francisco
William Ayres
University of Michigan
Educational Secre
Pls
University of Tllisois
Titusville Man Waives Hearing In Assault Case
A Titusville man waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the September term of county court on an indecent assault charge involving a 17 year old girl. John Maynard Peeples posted a $3,000 bond after waiving hearing. He was arrested by State Police on a complaint from the girl’s mother and arraigned June 10, 20. He was held in the local jail and then Crawford County prison in Meadville. The alleged assault is said to have occurred June 2 in Oil Creek Township.
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Titusville
John Maynard Peeples
Olen Seidler
Bloomfield Township
Crawford County
Meadville
Oil Creek Township
Philadelphia teen charged in gang warfare murder
Eric Still 18 faces murder charges in the slaying of Kenneth Graham 15 in Philadelphia during a juvenile gang war. Detectives found a weapons cache in an unused garage including a .22 pistol and rifle. Still held without bail for a July 7 hearing as state officials prepare a gang crime probe.
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Philadelphia
Eric Still
Kenneth Graham
William C Sennett
State Crime Commission
Solons Vote On Stopgap Spending
Harrisburg AP reports the General Assembly began considering month by month funding to operate state government while awaiting final budget action for the 1969 70 year. Stopgaps cover general expenditures and welfare for up to three months after July 1. Governor Shafer called the delays unacceptable and criticized legislative dilly dallying.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate
House
Shafer
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