Auto Truckers Back On Job After Lordstown Strike
WARREN Ohio AP Normal daily truck shipments of 400 new automobiles have resumed at the Chevrolet Fisher Body plant in Lordstown after a one day strike by Anchor Motor Freight drivers. The 123 drivers voted to return to work at a Youngstown meeting of Teamsters Local 377. The union had not sanctioned the walkout and five stewards face conditional discharge as joint talks continue in Detroit. Meanwhile Tass reports Soviet writer Lev V Nikulin, Stalin Prize winner in 1950 for a Napoleonic War novel, has died at 75.
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Warren
Ohio
Chevrolet-Fisher Body
Lordstown
Anchor Motor Freight, Inc
Youngstown
Teamsters Union Local 377
Anchor
General Motors Corp
William Letson
Teamsters
Detroit
List of Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Addresses
A jumble of names and addresses shows admitted and discharged individuals from various streets including South Center, Maple Avenue, West Pleasant, East Main, and Corry. The piece notes a 17 year old driver facing a suspended $50 fine after a traffic court moment dubbed the Chamber of Horrors with Judge George J. Long displaying accident photos.
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Louisville
Chamber of Horrors
George J. Long
Long
Auto License Deadline Coming Fast
Harrisburg AP reports the Bureau of Motor Vehicles will stay open the next two Saturdays to process registrations before the March 31 deadline. The Harrisburg office operates 8:30 am to 3:30 pm and will be closed Friday, March 24. Motorists without registration mail in details to the bureau immediately.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Revenue
Warner DePuy
Johnson seeks tax moves amid market shifts and debate
President Johnson pushes for a 6 percent income tax surcharge while facing House opposition. Rep. Byrnes questions timing as business reacts with gains on the Pacific Coast and some speculation surges that the economy may slow. The plan aims to raise about 5 billion dollars with the investment credit recovery of 7 percent for new equipment.
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John W. Byrnes
Rwis
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Viet Cong leadership change may ease peace talks
Saigon intelligence notes Huynh Tan Phat replacing Nguy en Huu Tho as chairman of the Viet Cong National Liberation Front to fast track direct talks with the United States. Phat’s rise aims to enable negotiations without Saigon’s premier, though many details remain uncertain and Hanoi’s influence remains decisive.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
United States
Huynh Tan Phat
Nguyen Huu Tho
Tho
Phat
Liberation Front
Nguyen Cavey
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Uberation Radio
Johnson
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. General Assembly
Man Bit Beagle in Disciplinary Bite
Cincinnati police arrested Thomas Hayalian, a 27 year old UC psychology graduate student, for biting his 7 month old beagle. He admitted biting the dog's left ear as an act of discipline before leaving on a trip. SPCA rep Bernard Tigges described he chased the dog and carried her back by the tail and hind legs.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Thomas Hayalian
University of Cincinnati Psychology
Hayalian
Bernard Tigges
SPCA
Beaver County Man Convicted in Stamp Theft Case
George Laris 52 of Ambridge was found guilty by a U S District Court jury of interstate transportation of $200 000 worth of trading stamps stolen from a Chicago warehouse The trial ended with Laris freed on bond and sentencing deferred pending presentence investigation Ralph C Hobbs 50 of Beaver Falls was acquitted The maximum penalty is 10 years or a 10000 fine or both FBI said the pair were arrested in Harmony Two while stamps were unloaded from a truck Both men said they had no knowledge the stamps were stolen.
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FBI
Harmony Two
Chesley’s Livestock Sale Announces Monday Market
Licensed and bonded live stock commission merchant Norvel Reed lists weekly sales on Tuesday and Monday at Little Hope nine miles south of North East. For March 19 sale there are 20 first calf heifers some fresh some springers and three due in July with health charts. Trucking numbers provided.
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Norvel Reed, Sherman
N.Y
Chesley
North East
Little Hope
Delmas
Raleigh Chesley
Wwelloneers
Columbus Township reenacts taxes for 1967 fiscal year
The Supervisors reenact an earned income tax of 1 percent and a per capita tax of five dollars with no substantial changes. Real estate tax remains at four mills for the year 1967. Jordan Christensen serves as secretary.
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Columbus Township
Jordan Christensen
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Cathers Camera Shop
First Avenue
Saetoat
AllWay Electric
Hollywood
Clymer
Karen
Corry
VFW
Moscow
Tass
Lev. V. Nikulin
Russia
Contemporary
Sonsolette
Peery
RCA Victor
Meerhoff
North Center
North Main Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Debra
Donald Jackson
South Center Street
Earl Park
Sherman
Kenneth Gariepy
Wattsburg
Charles Webster
Columbus
Gladys Howe
Maple Avenue
Allen Stiteler
Park Avenue
Patricia Rooney
East Main Street
Elizabeth Pontious
Eric
Leroy Kelley
West Pleasant Street
Albert Rathbun
West Washington Street
Pearl Te Winkle
Neil Black
Spring Creek
Estella Carroll
Earnest
Louis Brown
Spartansburg
Theodore Turner
Findley la
Richard Jaquith
Michael Dennis
Adsoph Hamm Jr
North Clymer
Walter Kowalski
R. D
Rodney Tompkins
Richard William, Sherman
John Dubrosky
Marion Street
Scott
Robert Thornton
A. F. Dahlstrand
Foxhead
Montsegeie
Huff
LBJ
Panda Men's
ARROW
Cong
NEF
South
Vietnam
Cambodia
West Wasylon
Puerto Rico
Marvin Federman
Suffolk County
Loblaws
Spring
Ox. Com
Jon
Tom Burkhart
Robert G. Tunnell
Genith
Zenith
AFC
Zenith Sunshine
Femith
Barney
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