Elgin Driver Fined After Warrant Case
Elgin man Dewey M. Lewis, 19, appeared on a warrant for failure to pay a motor vehicle fine. District Justice Porter Auer ordered Lewis to pay $15 in fine and costs. An American Red Cross first aid course will be held May 14 at Wattsburg Fire Hall at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. The Diakonia, Goshen College students, will perform at Beaverdam Mennonite Church May 16 at 7 p.m. The group tours the region, presenting 28 programs in a five day span in the Midwest. State liquid fuels funds due to communities statewide will be mailed in a single check. Corry receives $27,177. Elgin $683. Union City $11,887. Concord Township $10,973. Wayne Township $15,478. James Hocutt, 2, of Youngstown, released on $1,000 bail after Narcotics charges. Two other arrestees posted bail. A young Albion man, Donald J. Weidler, 22, died in a one vehicle crash near Platea after his car overturned. he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Elgin
Porter Auer
Dewey M. Lewis
Auer
Wattsburg Fire Hall
ABC
Diakonia
Goshen College
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Goshen
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Carry
Corry
Union City
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Albion
Platea
Donald J. Weidler
Girard Barracks
Reds Boycott Peace Talks at Vietnam Conference
The Communist side boycotted the Paris Vietnam peace talks to protest U S air raids on North Vietnam and operations in Cambodia. The North Vietnamese postponed the sixth meeting to Thursday May 14 while the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese stayed at the conference.
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Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
France
Nguyen Thanh le
Nixon
Johnson
Kent State unrest and gun incident under FBI probe continues
Terrance Norman, a Kent State photographer, says he was beaten as demonstrators and guardsmen clashed while the university asks the FBI to examine an incident in which a gun was taken from a student. A guard officer claimed a cameraman fired, though Kent State said the pistol was not fired. Canterbury defended loaded weapons on scene but warned no shots are routine. The faculty Senate blamed Gov Rhodes and Gen Del Corso for the deaths, while university president White cautioned delays in reopening. Jessie Nichols to be a flute soloist at Corry Area High School Spring Concert Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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FBI
Terrance B. Norman
Norman
Portage County
Canterbury
Kent
Faculty
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
del Corso
Rhodes
Robert J. White
Kent State
Death notices of William K. Naylor Jr in Evandale Ohio
William K. Naylor Jr of Evandale Ohio died Monday at Cincinnati Veterans Hospital. He was born January 28 1889 in Sharon and raised in Corry. He served in WWI in Europe and lived in Pittsburgh Florida California and New Jersey before moving to Evansdale. Survivors: son William K. Naylor III of Prospect Park two sisters Laidie Dale Evansdale and Anna Wakefield Stewartsville. Cremation and burial planned at Pine Grove Cemetery with Bracken Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Sharon
Corry
Europe
Pittsburgh
Florida
California
New Jersey
Evansdale
William K.naylor III
Prospect Park
Laidie Dale
Ohio
Paul
Anna) Wakefield
Stewartsville
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Home
Violence Marks Closing of UMW Convention
In Pittsburgh AP reports the United Mine Workers District 5 convention adjourned amid brawls and overturned microphones. A contentious vote reassigned seven locals to Subdistrict 2, six of which are retired miners, sparking clashes and calls for disbanding retired locals linked to the late Joseph A. Yablonski who was killed after his union defeat.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers District 5
Michael Budzanoski
Budzanoski
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
W. A
Tony’ Boyle
Union
Nixon says Cambodia pullout by July faces Hill opposition
President Nixon reiterated a July 1 deadline for U S troops to withdraw from Cambodia while stressing 21 7 mile cap on incursions. Critics led by Sen Fulbright urged no new moves, supporters claimed the plan limits the war. Congress members reported satisfactory briefings but protests continued from college airhouses.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Capitol Hill
Sen
South Vietnam
Fulbright
Thomas E. Morgan
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Indiana
Ross E. Adair
Foreign Affairs Committee
Adair
Grand Jury To Hear Yablonski Case Evidence
Evidence against five persons charged with murdering United Mine Workers leader Joseph A. Yablonski his wife and daughter was to be presented to a Washington County grand jury. Witnesses would be an FBI agent and a State Police rep. Proceedings are closed. Suspects are held in Ohio jails on federal conspiracy charges.
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Washington, Pa
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. Yablonski
Washington County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
First Asst. Dist. Atty
John F. Bell
FBI
Paul B. Gilly
Annette
Claude E. Vealey
Aubran
Martin
Senate Moves Bill Aiding U.S. Railroads
The Senate moves toward final approval of a plan to form a profitmaking national rail passenger corporation to operate intercity trains with initial federal funding. The measure, backed by the Nixon administration, would curb noncontracted service and require a nationwide rail network plan within 30 days of enactment.
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Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Hartke
Senate
Commerce Committee
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Secretary of Transportation
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Youngstown
Warren County
Hoccutt
Hocutt
Michael B.J. Bradshaw
James Lilley
Girard
Reds
Sansabelt
Jaymar Sansabelt
Swern Sucha Ces
Leaner A.C
Sansa Belt
Jessie Nichols
Corry Area
Endsley
Willian K. Naylor Jr
Mr. Naylor
Evandale
Veterans Perce Hospital
Cincinnati
UMW
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committees
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
GOP
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aiken
Wwevarl Venti
Chaz
Rermeyivana
North Center Street
Comfort Unlimited
Waaraa
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