Politics Bomb Halt No. 1 Issue As Peace Talks Begin
Paris AP dispatch reports United States and North Vietnam to meet for preliminaries on peace talks. North Vietnam demands an unconditional halt to bombing. U.S. officials seek agenda planning while talks brandish a hard line from Xuan Thuy. meeting set at International Conference Center as Harriman and Thuy prepare for later negotiations.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Xuang Thuy
Thuy
W. Averell Harriman
Ite
William Jordan
Harriman
Ambé Dor
Cyrus R. Vane
Philip Habib
State Department
Vietnam
International Conference Center
Majestic Hotel
Johnson
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Washington
Laos
PSEA Blacklists Erie Schools For Jobs
The Pennsylvania State Education Association sanctioned the Erie School District in a move described as a blacklisting to pressure improvements. PSEA President Joseph Standa cited lack of teacher input in policy, poor information channels, and entrenched animosities as grounds after a prior sanction on Coraopolis School District.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Erie
Joseph Standa
Coraopolis
Allegheny County
T He
PSBA
Shafer
West Mifflin
Carlynton
Standa
City to Seek Bids for New Chlorinator at Sewage Plant
Municipal Authority met with engineers from Consoer and Town send to review plans for a new chlorinating system at the city sewage treatment plant. Total cost estimated at 80 000 to 90 000 dollars with about half funded by the Authority. financing for the balance to be decided.
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Consoer and
Townsend
David Johnson
Child Hurt After Stepping Into Car On Mead Avenue
A Mead avenue youngster, Gary Sherwood, was cut on the forehead when he stepped into the side of a car yesterday. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Arthur VanKeuren reported seeing boys near the Polish Club as she drove south and later helped transport the injured child.
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Mead Avenue
Gary ‘Sherwood
Mildred Sherwood
Corry Memorial “Hospital
Arthur VanKeuren
Walton Street
Johnson Faces Tax Hike Veto Risk In Election Year
Washington AP reports rugged House opposition to a compromise on Johnson's income tax hike tied to a $4 billion spending cut. Conferees align with Senate on the plan though House action is uncertain. Johnson's stance hinges on revenue needs versus a larger $6 billion cut that could harm national interests. White House undecided on approval if passed.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate House
Senate
White House
Pumps Fail to Free Miners as New Tunnel Pumps Run Dry
In Hominy Falls West Virginia rescuers rush to drain a flooded coal mine holding 25 miners. Fifteen are alive while 10 are presumed dead as water from a new passage worsens conditions. Two bores from the mountain top found the ruptured path filling with water.
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Hominy Falls
W. Va
Big Sewell Mountain
McKenzie
Frank Davis
Edward Rudd
City Council Puts Idle Funds to Work in Brief Session
In a 3 PM special meeting the City Council authorized investing up to 115000 in idle funds. Up to 80000 comes from the general account and 85000 from special accounts plus 15000 in long term investments from the Redevelopment Authority capital reserve. Redevelopment money funds the city share for the Fourth Ward plan. City Controller David Nichols led the recommendation and the vote was unanimous.
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O'Clocl
Redevelopment “Authority “Capital Reserve
Fourth Ward
David Nichols
UC Boy Hurt In Tumble From Bridge
A Union City boy about 15 years old lies in fair condition in the ICU at Union City Memorial Hospital with a severe leg fracture and multiple bruises after tumbling from the main street bridge abutment over French Creek. Police say he and three companions climbed the abutments, he lost balance and fell about 15 feet onto rocks. He was rushed to the hospital by Musser ambulance.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Paul Behan
Darrell Blystone
Hubert Blystone
Main Street
French Creek
Behan
Musser Ambulance
Tank Car Blast Kills Three at Warren Plant
A Warren Car Company tank car holding a base chemical for tear gas exploded shortly after 10 a.m. three men were killed and two injured. The blast damaged nearby cars and shattered windows as workers were sent home. Victims include Earl Johnson, Russ Littlefield, and Ralph Strauser. two others, Philip Lauffenberger and Ray Grubbs, were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Warren Car Company
Warren
Starbrick
Henry Lattman
Earl Johnson
Tidicute
Russ Littlefield
Columbus
Ralph Strauser
Warren General Hospital
Philip Lauffenberger
Ray Grubbs
Saigon Under Fire as Peace Talks Loom in Paris
U S infantry clash with Viet Cong near Saigon while peace talks in Paris loom. US and North Vietnamese forces report success around the capital with large enemy losses plus a MIG 21 downed north of the DMZ. The Ford Foundation pledges 5 million to aid New York City governance programs.
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Saigon
U.S
Paris
Béinig
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
U.S. Command
Pentagon
Washington
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Kinh Doi Canal
Nyc
New York
Ford Foundation
New York City
Safecrackers Take $200 From Stockton Meat Plant Safe
Troopers report a back door entry at Stockton Wholesale Meat, Columbus area. The burglars knocked off the dial, damaged the safe, and escaped with about $200. Investigating are Troopers Paul Sita William Barbour Marvin Kaschalk and Joseph Robyak, with state police assistance.
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Stockton
Columbus
Paul Sita
Sita
William Barbour
Marvin Kaschalk
Joseph Robyak
State ‘Police
Bureau “of Criminal Investigation
Rebate Dairy Wins License After Delay
The United Dairy Farmers, operating 1¢ milk stores in Western Pennsylvania, received a milk-handling license from the state Milk Control Commission belatedly on Thursday. The license had expired May 1 and officials said the renewal delay was inadvertent.
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Aeahasbumghl
United Dairy Farmers
UDF
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Commission
Pickets Force Halt on Corry Country Club Renovation
Laborers Union picketed the Corry Country Club remodeling crew causing a halt to plastering work planned for June 1 opening. The strike involves one of two city projects with union craft labor unresolved, the other being the hospital expansion moving forward.
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Corry Country Club
Laborers Union
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie Man 53 Shot To Death In City Parking Lot
Erie police questioned witnesses after Tony Palermo 53 of Wesleyville was found shot once in the left side in his car parked in the 200 block of East 22nd Street at 3 am.
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Erie
Tony Palermo
Wesleyville
Palermo
East 22Nd Street
Missing Foot Long Pin May Have Caused Fatal Bridge Collapse
Four federal panel wraps a four day hearing on the Silver Bridge disaster at Point Pleasant West Virginia. Investigators focus on bridge joint C13 where a 250 pound foot long steel pin is missing and may have caused the collapse that killed 42 and left four missing. Civil engineer G K Gillen testifies the pin could be the key. panel head Rear Adm Thayer presses for findings.
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Charleston
Point Pleasant
W.va
Hursday
G. K. Gillen
West Virginia
Louis Mi .Thayer
Gillen
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Cyrus Vance
Vance
LBJ
Gauley Coal and Coke Co
DMZ
CC Project
Annie
LA Jolla
Calif
Harold L. Gray
Orphan Annie
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Gray
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