Thailand Bases Allow More Viet Bomb Strikes
U S bases in Thailand will allow B52 bombers to run more than one mission daily if needed. Utapao airfield near Bangkok will host initial B52s by mid April, with round trips two to five hours to South Vietnam. Most B52s remain on Guam, but Thailand enables faster response while overall numbers stay unchanged.
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Washington
Thailand
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Utapao
Bangkok
South Vietnam
Guam
Key
Jeading
North Vietnam
Laos
North
Constitution Convention Could End For Pa Minor Judiciary
Harrisburg AP reports that a constitutional convention vote May 16 could reshape Pennsylvania minor judiciary. Proposals include abolishing magistrates and reforming fee funded JPs, with eventual voter ratification next year. Delegates may also address Philadelphia magistrates and statewide reform efforts.
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Harrisburg
Jps
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Republican
Democratic
Democratic Committee
Republican Committee
Philadelphia
Shafer
Senate
House Democrats
House
Gay
Raymond J. Broderick
Broderick
Squire
Joseph P. Rigby
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Rigby
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
AAA
Pennsylvania
Wanted In Levittown Death Accused Slayer Acquitted Of Murder 30 Years Ago
Police hunt a 48 year old woman Mary K O Connor Mamon accused of bludgeoning a Levittown housewife Lorraine Mullery and severely beating Mullerys son and a neighbor girl. Warrant issued in Bristol Township with sightings in Atlantic City. Mamon was acquitted in 1938 in Philadelphia of drowning Nancy Glenn amid a legislative inquiry.
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Levittown, Pe
Levittown
Bristol Township
Mary K. O'Connor Mamon
Lorraine Mullery
Atlantic City
N.J
FBI
New Jersey
Seashore
Mamon
Philadelphia
Nancy Glenn
Jury
Bucks County District Attorney’s Office
Jamestown BPA Approves 10.3 Million Budget for 1967
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities adopted a 1967 budget of 10.3 million with 7 million for the Steele Street light plant expansion, 1.2 million to expand the water supply, and a 5 percent across the board pay raise for all BPA employees. The electric division’s budget rises to 8.3 million, reflecting the expansion program, while the water division allocates 2 million including 1.185 million for a new well field in Poland town. Details require health department and state water resources commission review before contracts. a new wage study accompanies the plan.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities
Steele Street
BPA
William A. Taylor
Poland
Merle E. Smedburg
Chautauqua County Health Department
State Water Resources Commission
Albany
EPA
Smedburg
BPU
County Health Department
Taylor
Clymer Residents and College Students Enjoy Easter Weekends
Clymer social notes list Miss Gwynne Bailey Miss Jane Fardink and Douglas De Shazer of Hope College on a week’s vacation at their homes. Several families from Walcott Albany Jamestown Fredonia and other nearby towns visited relatives. The Mary-Martha Circle met with a program on Music In Our Christian Life.
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Gwynne Bailey
Jane Fardink
Douglas de Shazer
Hope College
Wilbur Lookenhouse
Walcott
N.Y
Berdena Lookenhouse
Dennis Hogenboom
Albany State University
Norman Hogenboom
Doris Ruslink
New York
Ed Ruslink
Gilbert Ton
Jerome Brown
Watertown
Harold Swanson
Randy
Kaye
Jamestown
James Sullivan
Fredonia
Gertrude Gravink
Dan Brown
Brockport State College
Hubert Brown
Nancy TeWinkle
Muskegon
Mich
Benjamin TeWinkle
Gary Evans
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Habink
Mary-Martha
Mabel ‘Schruers
Clara Holthouse
Velma Bailey
Treasa Rhebergen
Eleanor Straight
Projection of Vietnam casualties compares to Korea totals
A Pentagon analysis projects 1967 U S casualties at about 8 320 killed and 52 790 wounded, nearing Korea's first year toll. It notes Korea's 74 700 casualties and Korea era totals, and cites Vietnam dead 8 560 with 49 922 wounded as of last Saturday. It adds duty return figures for wounded and disability rates.
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United States
Korea
U.S
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Vietnam
Easter Weekend Visits Across New York State
The report lists several family visits over Easter: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Jr. in Horseheads, Richard Ten Haken and daughter in Ticonderoga, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnink with their son and family in Trenton, and Mr. and Mrs. James Ten Haken with Darwin visiting relatives.
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Ralph Thompson Jr
Horseheads
N.Y
Richard Ten Haken
Ticonderoga
Floyd Arnink
Jack Arnink
Trenton
James Ten Haken
Darwin
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Jamestown Bpa
Concrete and Gravel CO
Center
Frigidaire
la Dent
Barney
Alfie
Bubbles
Crowther, WY
Times
Michael Caine
Redbook Magazine
Paramount Pictures
Alfte
Michael Caines
Jia Foster
Jane Asher
Shirley
Eleanor Bron
Shelley Wss
Ruby Tei
Eee Gilbert
RCA Victor
Meerhoff
North Canter
Patty
Nena
TY and Appliances
North Main Union City
Sisyo Oes
Clymer
Our Church
Mabel Schruers
Betty Kolstee
Beatrice Reed
Shirley Gravink
Alberta “Conk
Irene Shields
Richard TenHaken
Peggy Querreveld
Douglas Habink
Alfred University
Dennis Callaghan
Michael
Cuyahoga Falls
Gertrude Gravinik
Dorothy Mathews
Ted
John Faulkner
Akron
Revlon
Church OF ST. Severin Uirika
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