State Police Aide Refuses Testimony What Happens Next
A special House investigating committee will decide next week on action against the chief of state police detectives who refused to answer questions about wire tapping activities. Stanton cites constitutional protection against self incrimination and privacy. Rep. Fineman notes Carcad used two way mirrors and private equipment funded from a canbic account. Continued on Page Three.
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Harrisbuku
House
Nea Saker
Pena
Huette F. Dowling
Harrisburg
Stanton
Angelo Carcaci
Pennsylvania
Herbert Fineman
Fineman
Kearns Weighs Eighth Campaign For Congress
Former Congressman Carroll D. Kearns circulates petitions in the 24th District as he considers another bid. He said a decision was expected soon, with filing deadline extended to March 15 due to a state reapportionment bill.
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Carroll D. Kearns
24Th
Kearns
Pennnein
Eastrom
Ernie Aremary
James, Weaver
Erie
Woman Struck by Car on East Main Street Misses Birthday Hospitalized
Mrs Harold Bromley 21 of Gamma road Columbus says she faced a green light and 25 mph east on East Main when Miss Hickle stepped into the path. Bromley skid 60 feet but could not stop. Hickle listed satisfactory at hospital, her birthday.
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Harold Bromley
Gamma Road
Columbus
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Miss Hickle
Bromley
Lsted
Johnston
Corry
Katherine Hickle
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Yester
City weighs loan to pay airport contractor overrun
City Council ponders funding to cover a $34,500 bill to Fry Construction for airport improvements done with state and federal help. The overrun, blamed on engineering costs by Yost Associates, risks credit standing as council explores a short-term loan. Continued on Page Six.
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Lawrence
Whieh
Les
Fry Construction
Erie
Yost Associates
DuBois
Peres
City
Corry Plans Summer Upgrades In Erie City Paving Seawers
The 1968 program will pave, curb, widen four streets and add storm sewers, street signs, and new drainage in neglected Fourth Ward and West Smith Street areas. City engineer David Johnson seeks $22,000 in Erie County funds to fix 42 intersections with sharp curb radii.
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Corry
Erie County
David Johnson
Hare Creek Bridge
East Columbus Avenue
Oakley Avenue
King Street
East Main Street
East Church Street
East South Street
East Church
East Main
Pine Street
Snyder Circle
Alfred Holton
Johnson
Ita
Johnson Street
Jack Downey
Honda Ae
Burglars Take $79,000 In Jewelry And Furs
In Youngstown Ohio police reported burglars stole diamonds antique jewelry and furs valued at 79000 from Mr and Mrs A Ray Gossoff early March 3. FBI agents entered the case suspecting cross state trafficking of the loot.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Ray Gossoff
Carmen Bruno
FBI
Gossoff
Rose Rug Co
Convicted Traitor Gessner Freed After Five Years
George John Gessner, 29, a former policeman, walked free from Leavenworth after five years in custody for supplying nuclear weapons information to the Soviet Union. He and his lawyers argued that interrogation and promises of immunity invalidated the confession. He said he would consider college, but would not change his political opinions.
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Leavenworth
Kan
George John Gessner
Poliier
Newell
George
Gessner
Gees
Ed Hy
Hee
Gessnar Reeds
Ft. Biles
Tex
Mexico City
Panama City
Panama
Tax Break For College Students Looks Lost
Washington AP report shows administration forces in Senate attempting to defeat a proposal for a tax break to parents of college students. The bill includes an amendment to grant Social Security benefits to about 1.8 million people over 70 not currently covered. Pennsylvania senators Joseph Clark and S. Kaepper vote alignment. Clark opposed the Senate approved amendment 45 to 40.
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Washington
Senate
Ing
Pennsylvania
Joseph
Clark
Ka Epp
Scott
House
Ae Perierpes Ee Iey
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut Democrat
Ribicoff
Debate on tax cuts and college aid amendment proceeds
The measure faces a close vote as amendments collide with price tags. Ribicoff's college expense tax break fails by three votes in the Senate, while a Social Security amendment pushes for faster tax collections and revenue estimates. Senate leaders expect further action today on a broader tax measure affecting excise cuts and income taxes.
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Senate
House
Winston L. Proully
Gear failure kills man at United Engineering plant
Richard Frank 22 of Youngstown died after a gear snapped during overhead crane lifting at United Engineering and Foundry in downtown Youngstown. The 13 foot fall sent the gear bouncing to strike him on the plant floor.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Richard Frank
Youngtown
United Engineering and Foundry
Youngstown
Frank
Troopers Press Small Ace Group North of Saigon
Para troopers report sporadic contact with a small group of ace fighters during the operation northwest of Saigon as air support and maneuver continue.
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Saigon
Ace
Isolated U S Camp Under Heavy Attack Near Border
An isolated U S Special Forces camp near the Laos border came under fierce attack by Communist forces. A U S C 47 plane was shot down while attempting to aid the besieged garrison as Montagnard defenders and American advisers repelled the assault. Casualties reported among three companies, with radio contact lost at times. The outpost overlooks trails used to infiltrate men and supplies into South Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Toner
Special Forces
Sane Ay Sterelly
Narita Offy
Hea Wout
Ashan
Laos
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
da Nang
Air Force
FCC sets CATV rule start dates for most systems
The FCC宣布 new CATV regulations go into effect April 18 for about 1,650 systems using coax or similar networks, with microwave systems to follow 60 days later. A dissent from the Feb 15 ruling questions agency authority, while industry voices clash over CATV’s impact on local stations and small businesses.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Robert. Z. Bartley
CATV
Lester W. Lindow
Association of Maximum Service Telecasters
House
Frederick W. Ford
National Community Television Associaton Inc
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Pai
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U.S. Penitentiary
101St Airborne Brigade
Tuy Hoa
Orleans
Quang Ngai
Ceca
Marine
Navy
Wand
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