North Vietnamese Seize Another Laos Military Base
North Vietnamese forces pressed their drive near Long Cheng as Pathet Lao emissaries prepared to meet Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma. Reports said Sam Thong, another U.S. backed base 10 miles away, fell under enemy control. Thai troops' involvement remained disputed with claims of volunteers aiding Laos, while Souvanna prepared to study a Pathet Lao letter without signaling negotiations.
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Vientiane
Laos
Long Cheng
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Sam Thong
Vang Pao
Nothern
Pradith Thiengtham
Hanoi
Prince Souphanouvong
United States
Pradith
Soth Pethrasy
Souvanna
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Air America
Associated Press
Titusville School Vandalism Probe
Titusville police investigated a break in at the South Side School. Moderate interior damage reported after burglars broke a side door window and lock and attempted attic access by burning a five inch hole. Police warned that property crimes will be punished fully.
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Titusville — City
South Side
State Police Join Search For Meadville Coin Robbers
Meadville police report two men robbed the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Doc Shuman on Thursday evening. A State Police identifications officer will be in Meadville today with an identikit to have witnesses pick out features from facial composites and produce pictures for the search.
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Meadville
Erie
Frank
Doc) Shuman
John Holt
Two Suspects Rob Corry Area Home Burglary and Car Crash Report
State police report a Corry traffic crash on Route 6 at 8:35 am when a car rear–ended a vehicle at the Corry Auto Auction. In a separate incident near the Shuman home, two white men aged 25 to 35 tied residents, looted a safe, and abducted visitors before police were alerted. Witnesses described the attackers as large and small men with blue steel weapons, driving a light-colored car and fleeing the scene. Charges are pending in the crash. details remain under investigation in the burglary case.
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Martin
Corry
Wayne B. Strong
Jamestown
John A. Bunting
William Barbour
Strong
Bunting
Barbour
Shuman
Shumans
Funeral notices for Holthouse and Johnston in Clymer area
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Holthouse will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer burial in Holland Cemetery Clymer. Viewing at Spitzer Funeral Home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral for Mr. James W. Johnston at Bracken Funeral Home Monday at 2 a.m. Committal at Bradys Bend Cemetery Tuesday noon. Viewing Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Holthouse
Marvin
Helen) Holthouse
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Holland Cemetery
Spitzer
Our Man Hayward Receives Vietnam Service Citation
Gordon Hayward, son of Mrs Louis Eastman of 235 Esser Street, was awarded a Westover Air Force Base ceremony citation for service in Vietnam from April 1969. The award praises readership, personal endeavor and devotion to duty, noting prior commands at Fort Dix and a promotion to battalion executive officer.
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Gordon Hayward I
Louis Eastman
Esser Street
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Haywere
Atele
Vietnam
Agra
Hayward
Waetmarn
Schoal
Penisie Isoa Pier Meee
Fort Dix
Paragraf Ronald Wharton to receive masters at Penn State
Ronald Wharton of Spring Creek will receive his masters degree in education during Penn State commencement. Wharton, a Corry Area High School graduate, earned his bachelor's at Notre Dame. The report also notes local real estate transfers in Corry and area and a birth correction from Corry Memorial Hospital. Civil Defense officials organize Easter egg hunt details for tomorrow with age-specific locations at the park. Police report traffic violations and a theft from a car at Mernnes Steel Co. plant lot, with victims listed.
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Ronald Wharton
Spring Creek
Pennsylvania State University
One Wharton
Corry Area
University of Notre Dame
Civil Defense
Ernest Emmons
Theodore Swanson
Emmons
Swanson
Delbert M. Pleas
Johnson Street
Mernnes Steel Co
911 system urged after slow relay delays
A radio account reports Slocum arguing that an emergency 911 system would have cut response time and suffering by broadcasting information directly to all agencies. He noted the Ireland youngsters might have known the shorter number, speeding the operation and saving time.
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Slocum
Ireland
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