Lands Corry Police For Part In Boys' Capture
A trio of teenage boys involved in a fatal police shooting near Greenville triggered half-mast honors for officer Wentling. Corry officers Sutton and Bower assisted, with Greenville officials present as William Fawcett 15 Edward 14 and Hardin 15 were held in Mercer County jail. The elder Fawcett allegedly fired the fatal shot, later claimed to be by a .33 calibre bullet, not a .38. The car theft and pursuit ended when the youths wrecked the vehicle at a roadblock.
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Corry
Charles Sutton
Emmanuel
Pete) Bower
James Keay
Sutton
Robertson
Corry Aray
Fawcett
Mercer
Russia orbiting 46 satellites sparks space arms talk
AP report cites former official lists indicating the Soviet Union has orbited 46 satellites. Charles S. Sheldon of the National Aeronautics and Space Council warns space weapons could be hidden in satellites. The discussion centers on how such satellites might carry warheads and threaten the United States, though detectability remains uncertain.
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Orlando
Fila
Soviet Union
Fohmeon
Ae Charles
Sheldon Tl
National Aeronautics and the Council
U.S
Uae
United States
See Reds Making Because Of Feud See Reds Making Because Of Feud
AP News analysis by John M Hightower examines U S policy toward China and Russia amid tensions with Peking and Western powers. The piece discusses potential changes in attitudes and the impact on U N discussions, noting criticism from Chis pass and the likelihood of further embarrassment in future UN deliberations.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Dredea Reese
France
Red
Senate Nears Final Action On Scranton Special Bills
RISBURG AP The Pennsylvania Senate is close to passing eight Scranton area measures with only two left to approve. Bills include retirement benefit raises for certain former public school and state employees and optional delays for a school reorganization plan. A Democratic senator noted some judges oppose changes that would permit a court to request specific judges for districts. The House has not acted on these Senate proposals, with a final vote expected after a Monday return.
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Risburg
Seus
Senate
Por Rem
Marche
Seerahe
House
Eee BU
Sena
Ho Bean
Blizzard Leaves 21 Dead Across Plains and Midwest
The second February blizzard buried Nebraska Minnesota Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming with heavy snow and sleet. At least 21 people died as cars stalled and power lines fell while travel and business halted across Minneapolis Saint Paul and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
North Central
Plains
Nebraska
Minnesota
Towa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Howells
Greeley
Vigorito to Hold Office Hours in Corry
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito will hold office hours in Corry at the Post Office from 1 to 8 p m to discuss legislation with eastern Erie County constituents. The piece notes prior weather shifts, from yesterday’s 76 high and grass fires to today’s eight inches of snow and ongoing rain, complicating travel as schools ran late and snow shovels were put away.
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Vigorito
Corry
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Erie County
Washington
Pennsylvane
Derry
Congress
Richard Mountain
TwoYearOld Drowns After Fall Into Well Near Lewisburg
A two year old boy, Mark Robert Young, son of Mr and Mrs George Young, drowned yesterday when he fell into a well at his grandfather s home near Lewisburg Union County. The grandfather also lives on R D 2 Lewisburg.
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Lewisburg, Pa
Union County
Mark Robert Young
George Young
Lewisburg
Newspapers Vital In War News
New York AP report shows Peter Jennings of ABC urged viewers to read newspapers too after his 15 minute TV news, citing Viet Nam coverage. Panel at "Television War Correspondent: The New Breed" included Arthur Sylvester, assistant secretary of defense for public affairs, who warned TV reporting may be incomplete due to live editing by network cameramen.
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New York
Peter Jennings
American Broadcasting Co
Herynesade Jennings
Viet Nam
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Rete
Ad Manager John Fallon Dies in Philadelphia Hotel
John V. Fallon, 67, longtime manager of financial advertising for the Philadelphia Inquirer, died yesterday in his hotel room in Philadelphia. Fallon, who resided in New York City, once worked as a soft shoe dancer in vaudeville and had an extensive career in show business before his advertising work.
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Philadelphia
John V. Fallon
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fallon
New York City
Vaudele
Weather notes and misread captions in local journal
Fragmentary weather story notes a Foie area fire scene with Corry volunteer fireman climbing a tree to reach a high level can. Mentions road property of Dr paras Gould. Vague reference to March and a slogan about lambs. Photographs credited to Johnatea.
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Yoolis
Corry
Can Ee
Paras Gould
Allied firepower batter Reds in Viet Nam drives
Allied air and ground forces reported heavy action across Vietnam with 501 Communist deaths in the past 24 hours as U S fighter bombers hitNorth Viet Nam supply routes and raid military targets near Saigon. South Korean troops in Operation Fierce Tiger claimed 214 Viet Cong killed while detaining many more around Qui Nhon. US casualties for the week totaled 80 Americans killed or captured, with higher Weekly enemy losses and ongoing disruptions along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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APY
U.S
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Go Dau
Qui Nhon
Magia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Sparta School Head Accepts County Job
Roland Putnam, with 38 years in education, resigns as Sparta merged schools chief to become county aid coordinator. He pauses part time until a successor is found, then takes full time to secure federal and state funds for Crawford County districts. Titusville voted to join the coordinator plan, noting funds are often untapped due to legal barriers.
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Roland Putnam
Sparta
Crawford County
Meadville
Putnam
Sparta Board
Titusville
Marshall A. Fisher
Two Keystonera Victims Of War
In Washington AP reports two Iranian men died in Viet Nam as per the Defense Department. Pace mentions Cpl. Theodore K. Fischer of Wisconsin and Sgt. Robert J. Campbell of Philadelphia died of non hostile causes.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Pace
Marisa Lance
Theodore K. Fischer
Eee Ier
Army
Robert J. Campbell
Kathleen Campbell
Philadelphia
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