Warren County adopts tentative budget with stable millage
The 1967 Warren County budget rises to 902 065 while millage stays at seven mills. The 21 day viewing period at the courthouse precedes a planned April 10 adoption. Port Meadville Airport runway extension plans move forward after FAA submission and a 38 000 federal grant supports extending the runway from 4500 to 4100 feet.
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Marines Battle North Vietnamese Near Khe Sanh Amid Heavy Fire
A Marine platoon near the Khe Sanh camp engages in a five hour clash with North Vietnamese regulars. Air and artillery strikes target Red forces as Marines reinforce the exposed post near the demilitarized zone. A Chinook helicopter is shot down though no one aboard is hit.
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Ted Been
Houghton
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Demilitarized Zone
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Khe Sanh
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Bronx junior high teachers vote to return after patrol plan
In New York the 79 striking Bronx Junior High School 9 teachers voted to return to class after the Board of Education proposed a “brat patrol” to curb pupil violence. They had resigned last Tuesday to protest assaults and rowdy classrooms and debated Superintendent Bernard E. Donovan's plan for a trial of strengthened discipline. Donovan had warned the teachers to return or face job loss.
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Court declines halt on milk price cut in Pittsburgh area
Commonwealth Court refused to suspend the one half cent per quart reduction in the maximum retail price of milk for 13-county Pittsburgh area. Judges rejected appeals by nine Pittsburgh dairies arguing the Milk Control Commission lacked authority and acted improperly.
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Commonwealth Court
Pittsburgh
William W. Lipsitt
Pittsburgh Area
State Milk Control Commission
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National Dairy Products Corp
Carl Coltergahn Dairy, Inc
Country’ Bell Cooperative Farmers
Greentree ‘Dairy
Carnegie
Jury Selection Stalls in Ongoing Voir Dire
The state and defense clashed over questioning as Judge Paschen warned he would take over. Eighteen jurors were rejected in the morning, three were called in the afternoon, and only two men and a woman remained possible as final jurors after a tentative member was added and a Wednesday pick was excused.
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Mrs Lucille Pickett Williams Opposes Powell in NY 18th
Mrs Lucille Pickett Williams announces she will oppose Adam Clayton Powell in the April 11 special election for New York's 18th Congressional District. The 50 year old grandmother and longtime party worker says she does not expect to win.
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Ajax named former capi tal investment coordinator at Cooper Industries
Ajax, previously capi tal investment coordinator for Cooper Industries, joined Cooper-Bessemer in 1954 as a project engineer after earning a mechanical engineering degree from the Georgia Tech. He rose to administrator, special project and advance planning engineer before becoming corporate staff engineer in 1962 and chaired the Eastern District Petroleum Equipment Suppliers Association committee. He also served on the Corry Chamber of Commerce board. EX-CONGRESSMAN dies in Washington.
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Trial continues as witnesses discuss Clay Bertrand alias claims
The testimony covers Andrew's dealings with Oswald and the alias Clay Bertrand. Perry Russo testifies about a 1963 New Orleans party and a purported plot involving Shaw Oswald Ferrie to kill Kennedy. Russo says he did not think active participation was implied.
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Shortway Gets First Traffic From Airplanes
In Sharon Pennsylvania a Keystone shortway section just south of Sharon saw emergency landings by three crop dusting planes after heavy snow. Pilots Lowell G. Ricks Gilbert L. Voss and Marvin Hink landed safely and resumed their flight to St. Paul Minnesota where they work for Graham Aviation Co.
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Marvin H. Hink
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Controversial Garrison Inquiry Moves On After Testimony
The defense stalled the hearing by objecting to the use of hypnosis and sodium pentothal while Russo testified. Judge Bagert urged study of legal precedents overnight. Russo appeared nervous but calmer later, and Cardinal Cushing welcomed the investigation’s continuation.
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Landau Found Dead. Boston TV Figure Noted Shakespeare Director
Police investigated a body found in a bedroom with a report of three men seen carrying items from the apartment building, including a television set, on Wednesday. Landau, a Braddock, Pennsylvania native, was in Boston preparing a WHDH documentary and had directed Katharine Hepburn and others in Shakespeare productions.
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Boy 14 Is Guilty Of Arson In Deadly Pittsburgh Fire
In Pittsburgh, a 14 year old boy named Robert W. Jepson was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for arson that sparked a Saybrook Apartments fire. The blaze killed a man, injured 10 others, and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. The jury deliberated six hours. Sentencing was deferred for a pre sentence report and a later motion for a new trial.
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Mercer County Farmers Join Milk Hold Up
The Mercer County unit of the National Farmers Organization reports 90 percent of local dairymen withholding milk from the market. John Stull of Fredonia says farmers met to back the action and are posting signs urging others to join. Western Pennsylvania sees little effect with no shortages or widespread holds outside Mercer.
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Mercer County
National Farmers Organization
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Pennsylvania
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Four 1848 Mauritius stamps fetch record $64,000
A block of four 1848 Mauritius orange penny stamps sold at the Waldorf Astoria for $64,000, the top price at a U.S. stamp auction. The block came from Josiah Lilly’s Indianapolis collection and was bought by Raymond Weill of New Orleans. The Lilly treasurers sale at Waldorf is the second of ten auctions totaling $819,000, with the full collection expected to realize about $4 million.
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United States
Raymond Weill
New Orleans
Josiah K. Lilly
Indianapolis
Ind
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