Local youths treated for injuries and police respond to incidents
Nine year old Gary McChesney of 232 Mead Avenue was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a fish hook injury to the finger. Ray Stutzman of Spar tansburg and Kathleen Christiansen of East South Street were treated for a puncture wound and a broken leg respectively. Police investigated a potential car incident on West Congress Street and a brake failure near Mead Avenue. Alvin H. Roberts and Metro Fedorchuk Sr. faced hearings on assault charges. A West Church Street boy admitted to shooting a street light with a slingshot. Driving suspensions were imposed for speeding and failure to stop. Local Aero-Flow Dynamics announces toolmaker apprentice openings. Police recovered a sum of money turned in by David Schweigert at the station.
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Gary
Warren McChesney
Mead Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kathleen
Eric Christensen
East South Street
West Congress Street
David Schweigert
Schweigert
North Center Street
Franklin Street
Cop Shoots Baby He Saved In 66
WALTHAM Mass AP A policeman who aided a infant nine months earlier shot the newborn in the head during a late night chase. The baby Robert Hoey of Newton Upper Falls was hospitalized in Boston in serious but conscious condition. Patrolman Thomas Venuti fired twice as the car sped away after a brief block, prompting the mother Suzana Hoey to exclaim that her baby was shot. A speeding charge against the driver is planned.
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Waltham, Mass
Robert Hoey
Newton Upper Falls
Children's Hospital
Boston
Thomas Venuti
Russian Red Tape Delays U S Return
MOSCOW RP The hopes of Buel Ray Wortham Jr for returning home to North Little Rock Ark vanished as red tape tangled his release from a three year Soviet sentence Wortham 25 a former Army light plane pilot won an appeal that cut the sentence to a 5585 fine The appeal court affirmed guilt of theft and changing money on the black market The decision must be sent back to the Leningrad City Court and Worthams passport remains held in Leningrad The lawyer asked if the fine could be deducted from Worthams 22222 bail and planned further travel overnight
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham Jr
North Little Rock
Ark
Wortham
Leningrad
Fyodor Rozhdestvensky
Nina I. Isakova
Severe Weather Pulse Hits Wide Region With Tornadoes and Hail
The Associated Press reports tornadoes and hail battering a broad swath from Oklahoma to South Carolina. Hail as large as baseballs hit near Evansville Indiana and Norman Oklahoma, while several towns faced twisters. Ohio River flooding forced highway closures as heat records tumbled in the South.
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Associated Press
Utah
Evansville
Ind
Norman
Okla
Washita
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Premier policies at stake in Westmoreland era debate
Discussion centers on economic and political development in Westmoreland with proposed changes to strengthen command along lines of Eisenhower era. Vietnam war tactics and peace talks loom as Johnson faces pressure from antiwar groups and statements by Rusk on possible talks.
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North Vietnam
California Democratic Council
Fresno
California
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Rusk
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Peace buildup eyed as Guam talks loom over Vietnam aid
Rusk and Johnson press on with discussions at Guam focusing on economic aid progress toward civilian government and pacification in South Vietnam. Johnson denies seeking a successor for Lodge but says retirement possible in due time and hints Lodge may depart after Easter.
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Rusk
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Lbd
Texas
Auto Makers Mull UAW Plan On Guaranteed Income
Detroit reports tentative industry figures on a guaranteed annual income for hourly workers as talks that open in July approach. UAW President Walter P. Reuther warns no agreement without such a social advance. Over 600,000 workers affected as three-year deals with GM Ford and Chrysler loom.
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Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Reuther
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Insurgents Killed In Guatemala Operations Northeast of Capital
The army said troops killed two insurgents and broke up three guerrilla camps northeast of Guatemala City. An army spokesman named former Lt Marco Antonio Yon’s encampment as destroyed. Food and ammunition were seized. Two more camps were later found with two captives. No army casualties reported.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Marco Antonio Yon
Threat To Mine Vietnam Port Eyed
U S defense officials debate Haiphong harbor tactics as raids on North Vietnam expand. Some counsel delaying mining Haiphong while others push a broader effort to block Hanoi’s supply routes. Officials say Haiphong merits targeted consideration amid possible effectiveness.
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United States
North Vietnam
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Hanoi
Clark Seeks 3 Million for Mine Drainage Cleanup
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania proposes a 3 million dollar federal program to fight acid mine drainage polluting about 2000 miles of Pennsylvania streams. The plan would empower the Appalachian Regional Commission and Interior Department to study the issue and lay groundwork for a full scale cleanup by March 31, 1969.
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Appalachian
Joseph 5
Clark
D-Pa
Pennsylvania
Appalachian Regional Commission
Department of the Interior
Lark
Two Vehicle Collisions Near Union City Prompt Minor Injuries
Elmer Drake and Richard Marzka collided head on south of Union City on Route 8 after misjudging traffic. no injuries and $400 damage. Later, Thomas Robinson and Keith Daley crashed at the old and new Route 8 junction near Wattsburg. both uninjured with $1,125 damage. possible charges pending.
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Union City
Elmer Drake
Richard Marzka
Mill Village
Drake
Marzka
Wattsburg
Thomas Robinson
Keith Daley
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Minneapolis
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