Wilson to seek Britain entry into Common Market
London AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson prepared to tell the House of Commons that Britain will apply to join the European Economic Community. A formal bid may go to Willy Brandt this week, with Rome summit hoped for progress though De Gaulle may block talks.
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Pulitzer Prize awards spark controversy over Salisbury verdict
R John Hughes of the Christian Science Monitor won the 1967 Pulitzer for international reporting over Salisbury of the New York Times. The advisory board had recommended Salisbury, citing his North Vietnam dispatches but cited technical flaws. Trustees upheld the board and Hughes was honored for Indonesia coverage. other prize winners included Thornell for photo, Malamud for fiction, and Goetzmann for history.
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Crystal Coal Co at Maple Ave Parlin to serve fuel needs
Crystal Coal Co lists coal fuel oil and kerosene options from 4 Maple Ave Parlin PA with phone 688-817 serving stokers and furnaces for local customers.
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Senate Bill Seeks Discretion on Pennsylvania Driver Point System
In Harrisburg the Senate considers a bill to let the state revenue secretary decide on driver point penalties rather than automatic actions. Six Republican sponsors note the change would allow optional school attendance and license suspension. The proposal aims to modify points after violations and keep or alter existing appeal processes tied to courts.
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Congress continues wage talks on rail workers dispute
Congressional debate stalls over a proposed 5 percent pay raise and 12.5 cent skilled-worker increase, while railroads argue for an 6 percent general rise plus 5 cent per hour skill boost. Current averages run about $2.90 per hour. Fox vows compliance with the law as talks remain pending.
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Mercer Girl 19 Killed in Car Tractor Crash near Grove City
Mercer County authorities report Linda Louise Ferringer 19 died after her eastbound sedan collided with a westbound semi driven by Irvin Roser 57 of Rouseville. Ferringer died in Grove City Hospital around 12:25 p.m. from a fractured skull and massive internal injuries. coroner Mohney expects an accidental ruling after investigation.
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